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FOR THE YEAR 1922
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ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS OF A SCIEN-
TIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER; PHOTOGRAPHS;
PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
1922
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No. 1
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HE Catalogue. of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 4,
issued quarterly, is arranged in two alphabets of proprietors, with sub-
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other identifying reproductions deposited according to law with the applica-
tions for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, Statuary, and Models or
Designs for works of art).
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Bees G. WORKS OF ART;
WORKS
ADEE (WALTER) Cleveland. pas.2
Her last chance. Drawing of girl
on skates leaning on bar and looking
cross as ice begins to break. :
When lost son returned. Drawing
of soldier in uniform standing before
door on which is sign, For sale.
© 1 c. each Mar. 1, 1922; G 64914,
64915.
ALLEN (D. F.) Detroit. [3
New Masonic temple; by James Hud-
dleston. Plaque in bas-relief of front
view of new Masonic temple. © 1 ©.
June 8, 1921; G 64485.
AMERICAN STATUARY & DECORATING CO.,
INc., Philadelphia. [4-13
Book-end, 130; by Aurelius M. Ren- |
zetti. [Model of book-end with re-
lief of face above scroll and flowers
below] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1922; G 64481.
131; by Aurelius M. Renzetti.
[Model of book-end decorated with
scrolls and flowers] © 1 c¢. Jan. 14,
1922; G 64482.
132; by Aurelius M. Renzetti.
{Model of book-end with relief of ori-
ental figure seated, holding book in
hand] © 1c. Jan. 14, 1922: G 64479.
1383; by Aurelius M. Renzetti.
[Model of book-end with relief of
winged bull of Assyria] © 1 ¢. Jan.
14, 1922; G 64483.
Buffet set, 146; by Aurelius M. Ren-
zetti. Model of set consisting of fruit
bowl, and two candlesticks, decorated
with loops and beads around base of
each. © 1 ¢. Feb. 27, 1922; G 64903.
147; by Aurelius M. Renzetti.
Model of set consisting of bowl and
two candlesticks with fruit and leaf
decoration around base of each. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 27, 1922; G 64902.
Candlestick, 100; by Aurelius M.
Renzetti. [Model of candlestick hav-
ing round base with scallop and bead
decoration] © 1. Feb. 6, 1922; G
64692.
104; by Aurelius M. Renzetti.
[Model of candlestick having round
base decorated with leaves] © 1 «
Feb. 6, 1922; G 64691.
1
WVMODELS»: OR’ DESTENS POR
OF ART
AMERICAN STATUARY & DECORATING CO.,
INc.—Continued.
105; by Aurelius M. Renzetti.
Model of candlestick with relief of
fruit and leaves around base] ©1c.
Feb. 6, 1922; G 64690.
Lamp portale, 70; by Aurelius M.
Renzetti. [Model of lamp standard
with lotus flower at top, globular for-
mation in center and large round
base] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1922; G 64480.
ANDERSON (CHRISSIE J.) Washington.
[14
Model of figure
©
Her mistress’ voice.
of kitten sitting on its haunches.
1 e@. Dee. 27, 1921; G 64486.
ANDERSON (VirGiIniA F.) Lexington,
Ky. [15
Recipe for happiness. [Drawing of
girl in colonial costume, with book in
left hand and spoon in right, looking
at bowl on table] © 1c. Feb. 18,
1922; G 64982.
ANGELA (EmiLio) New York. [16
Shell maiden. Model of standing
nude female figure holding shell in
arms. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1922; G 64954.
Ilion,
Ne Xe [17
Book worm. [Model of book-end
Showing figure of man seated on bench
reading book] © 1c. Jan. 18, 1922;
G 64550.
APPLEBY (JOHN R.) Minneapolis. [18
Water carrier. Model of woman
carrying jug on right shoulder. ©1e.
Feb. 18, 1922; G 64814.
Aronson (Louris V.) Newark, N. J.
; [19-21
Column. Model comprising semi-
circular base from which rises fluted
column with rounded top. © 1c. Feb.
15, 1922; G 64775.
Frame. Model of open ornamented
skeleton frame having open _ sides
closed with soft fabric. © 1c. Jan.
28, 1922; G 64630.
ANGELL (CARLETON WATSON)
Pedestal. Design of pedestal with
rectangular base and ornamented
column: ©) ie; Jan. 28) 1922 5°G
64629.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv.,n. S., v. 17
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ASMUS-BRADLEY CO., INC., Chicago.
[22-128
Baby pillow, 700; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of butterfly worked in
solid embroidery.
Oily by’ Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of Louis XVI spray.
Bib, 702; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of rabbit with coat.
728; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of boy handing food to goose.
729; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of child eating.
811; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of two kittens and feeding bowl.
812; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of two strolling ducks.
Buffet set, 712; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of cartouche Louis XV.
713; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of cluster of daisies connected
with single line.
714; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional butterflies con-
nected with row of French knots.
715; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance baskets connected
with outline frame broken with clus-
ters of flowers.
720; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of blackberry garland with leaves
and berries.
733; by Stanley Nantus.
ing of conventional daisy
effect.
Draw-
and fern
755; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI border in bow-knot
and hanging flowers.
756; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of floral motive connected with
outline frame.
Tol; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of cross-stitch frame ornamented
with cross-stitch flowers.
784; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Marie Antoinette bow-knot with
floral. motives connected with frame
of French knots.
785; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of empire wreath.
786; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional daisies.
798; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance butterfly in cross-
stitch.
Carriage robe, 699; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of Louis XVI medallion
interlaced with open work and daisies.
‘ing
ASMUS BRADLEY CO., INC.—Continued.
Center, 721; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of renaissance border in
French knots with acanthus leaves
and rosettes.
752; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional fleur-de-lis and
empire wreath in cross-stitch.
776; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of four different baskets in corners
and flowers.
800; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance border in cross-
stitch and baskets.
820; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI basket connected
with beaded frame.
Child’s apron, 738; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of bird on pocket of
apron.
740; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
of Dutch figures on pocket of
apron.
741; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional butterfly forming
pocket.
753; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of pocket formed with head of
rabbit.
754; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of squirrel in outline pockets with
shower of French knots.
Dress, 697; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of conventional corn flower
in cross-stitch.
698; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI bow-knot in French
knotse |
708; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance ornament in daisies
and French knots.
709; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance motive with group
of dots.
711; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of ducks worked in cross-stitch.
763; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of dress with renaissance basket.
764; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of hemstitched yoke with floral
clusters.
Dresser set, 808: by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of Marie Antoinette basket
and floral figures.
Library scarf, 813; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of renaissance oak
leaves and acorns.
Middy blouse, 781; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of daisies shaded by
French knots.
WORKS
no. 1, 1922
OF ART
22
AsmMus BRADLEY CO., INc——Continued.
Pillow-case, 759; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of Marie Antoinette basket
and scallop ornamented with applique.
760; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI wreath in applique
morning-glory.
761; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance basket with applique
flowers. 3
762; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI basket with applique
flowers.
777; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Marie Antoinette basket set in
scallop.
778; by Stanley Nantus.
Draw-
ing of conventional butterfly with
fioral spray and wreath.
779; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional standing daisies.
780; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance wreath.
Quilt, 730; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of Louis XVI bow-knot gar-
lands with assorted Dutch figures and
Teddy bears in corners.
Romper, 710; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of dog, cat and duck motive.
782; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of three sitting rabbits.
783; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of three sitting kittens.
Scarf, 703; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of renaissance basket with
garlands and partially filled with
French knots.
704; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance garlands with flowers
in French knots. ~
705; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of hemstitched Louis XVI bow-knot
interlaced with floral ornaments.
706; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Marie Antoinette baskets hang-
ing from trellis.
707; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional wreath worked in
French knots.
716; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of meander in French knots
topped with conventional butterflies
and flowers.
717; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of outline frame topped with Louis
XVI wreaths.
718; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance frame cut with
Louis XVI wreath.
5
AsMus BRADLEY CO., INC.—Continued.
719; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance basket and boquet.
731; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XV garlands in cross-
stitch and flowers.
732; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of lotus blossoms with outline
scallops.
735; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of outline frame cut with clusters
of flowers in French knots.
736; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of frame of Louis XVI bow-knots
and fleur-de-lis ornamented with flower
shower of French knots.
750; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI garland in flowers
and French knots and bow-knot.
751; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of border of outline and morning
glories on trellis.
774; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance basket of flowers.
775; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional butterfly forming
corners and part of edge.
796; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI spray and wreath in
cross-stitch.
797; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of frame in Louis XVI style with
Marie Antoinette basket and floral
figures.
805; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of frame ornamented with Marie
Antoinette baskets.
806: by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance border, butterfly and
floral groups.
Tea-cloth, 799; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of renaissance frame and out-
line of china.
Towel. | (42> wby ) stanley) Nanbis:
Drawing of empire wreath.
743; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional border of flowers”
connected with outline and scallop in
French knots.
744; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI basket and spray.
745: by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance garland in French
knots and flowers.
746; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional motive in outline
and floral figures.
747; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Henry III border in outline and
floral figures.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22
pt. IV., R85". £7
ASMUS BRADLEY CO., INC.—Continued.
748; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI basket and spray
set in scallop.
749; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XV motive with pointed
scallop and rows of French knots.
766; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance basket.
167; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance motive connected
with French knots.
— 768; by Stanley Nantus.
ing of renaissance wreath.
769; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of floral motive hanging from
trellis.
Draw-
770; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance motive.
771; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XIII motive.
772; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI floral clusters con-
nected with French knot scallop.
773; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Henry III basket with floral
French knot wreaths.
789; by Stanley Nantus.
ing of renaissance border in
knots.
Draw-
French
790; by Stanley Nantus.
ing of Louis XIV spray.
791; by Stanley Nantus.
ing of Louis XVI border in
knots.
Draw-
Draw-
French
792; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Henry III basket in cross-stitch.
793; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI medallion.
794; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of tipped over basket of flowers.
795; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional butterfly motive
and fioral figures.
801; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI basket of flowers
tipped.
802; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance wreath and motives.
803; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional figure in applique
ornamented with floral figures.
804; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Henry III figure in applique.
815; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance basket with ap-
plique fioral figures.
+
"“AsmMuUS BRADLEY CO., INc.—Continued.
816; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional floral applique
figures reimbursed with floral motives.
817; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissanse basket with two ap-
plique and other flowers.
818; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of empire wreath with applique
flowers.
Work apron, 789; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of two sprays of conventional
flowers for embroidery and crocheting.
© 1c. each Jan. 14,1922; G 64988—
65094.
ASPERGER (OTTO A.) Indianapolis.
[129, 180
Memorial, A; by Lou T. Jobe. [De-
sign showing a rose at left end of ob-
long frame. ]
—B; by Lou T. Jobe.
showing two roses
© 1c. each Jan.
64606.
[Design
on oblong frame.]
23, 1922; G 64605,
San Francisco.
iS Teee
Bear, 1. Statuette of bear with
dress-coat, vest, collar, tie, and fez.
2. Statuette of bear with fez.
Man. Statuette of man with dress-
suit and fez standing by cub bear.
© 1. each Feb. 16, 1922; G 64786-
G4T88.
ATHERLEY (Harry C.)
AUGENER, LTD., London. [134, 185
Children paddling in the sea; by
Henriette Willebeek Le Mair. [Child
standing by bucket, watching four
others wading in sea.] —
Four children; by Henriette Wille-
beek Le Mair. [Small child under
tree watching three larger children
pass by.]
© 1c. each Feb. 25, 1922; G 64897,
64898.
BaLtcom (ALEXANDER F..) Worcester,
Mass. [136, 137
Big Six Christy Matthewson indoor
baseball game. [Drawing of baseball
player standing in front of large cir-
cle.]
Spin the _ pitcher. [Drawing of
baseball player pitching ball.]
© 1c. each Jan. 27, 1922; G 64780,
64781.
OF ART
167
WORKS
no. 1, 1922
BARRETT (GEORGE A.) Brighton, Mass.
[188
Home progress; by William S.
Richter. [Drawing of wheel with
arse, wing.| © 1 ¢. Feb. 18, 1922;
G 64881.
BARTLETT (MADELEINE A.) Boston.
[139, 140
Elizabeth. Circular bas-relief plaque
showing right profile bust of little girl
with hair hanging down back.
Maria. Circular bas-relief plaque
showing right profile of girl looking
down.
© 1. each Feb. 9, 1922; G 64704,
64705.
BAvER (SYLVIA MELBOURNE) New
York. [141, 142
Valentine greeting card, 1001. De-
Sign showing girl and boy surrounded
by hearts in shape of heart.
1002. Design showing Piervt
with circle behind him, tossing rose.
© 1 ec. each Jan. 20, 1922; G 64582,
64583.
Baum (Max B.) Brooklyn. [1438
Boudoir lamp; by Rs. R. Hellvik.
Model of small lamp decorated with
leaves and flowers. © 1 c. Jan. 380,
1922; G 64633.
BracH (Matty PErasopy)
Conn. [144-166
Bunny Scrub. Drawing of crouch-
ing rabbit with ears laid back. ©1«.
Nov. 18, 1921; G 64126.
Duckie Scrub. Drawing of sitting
duck. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1921; G 64125.
Hurry Scrub. Drawing of rotund,
hooded. skirted figure running with
bag. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1921; G 64181.
Jack Scrub. Drawing of face of boy
wearing pointed cap, with eyes and
mouth open. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1921;
G 64122.
Jumbo Scrub. Drawing of elephant
Standing. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1921; G
64127.
Mike Scrub. Drawing of head of
man with pointed cap, eyes askance
and pipe in mouth. © 1. Nov. 18,
1921; G 64128.
Mrs. Scrub. Drawing of standing
hooded rotund figure with apron, hold-
ing baby in arms. © 1.«¢ Nov. 18,
419213 G 64135.
Peter Scrub. Drawing of bifurcated
straddling figure wearing high pointed
cap. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1921; G 64130.
Ridgefield,
BEacH (Matty PEAspopy )—Continued.
Pig Scrub. Drawing of pig sitting.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1921; G 64124.
Play Scrub. Drawing of standing
bifurcated figure with cap over face
and hands in pockets. © 1 ¢. Feb. 25,
1922; G 64884.
Polly Scrub. Drawing of face of girl
in bonnet, with eyes and mouth open.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1921; G 64123.
Puff-up Scrub. Drawing of skirted
erect rotund figure with cap and muff,
wallkine. ©). vie) Nov. 18); 1921.2
64134. .
Sailor Scrub. Drawing of rotund
standing figure with hand in pocket,
wearing sailor cap on side of head. ©
ie Deen 21921 5G 64622:
Sister Scrub. Drawing of hooded
rotund figure with bag on arm, walk-
ing. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1921; G 64137.
Sleepy Scrub. Drawing of sitting
figure with drooping head and hands
over knees. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1922; G@
64883.
Squire Scrub. Drawing of standing
rotund figure in high hat, collar, cut-
away coat and short trousers. ©1e.
Nov. 18, 1921; G 64136.
Squirrel Serub. Drawing of crouch-
ing squirrel with head down and tail
over back, (©ot ¢€) Nov.tS,- 1921 0G
64121.
Stay Scrub. Drawing of standing
bonneted figure with edgewise ex-
panded skirt and hands in pockets. ©
1 e. Feb. 25, 1922; G 64882.
Teter Scrub. Drawing of bifurcated
figure standing on one foot, with other
foot raised and pointed cap on head.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1921; G 64129.
Tilly Serub. Drawing of standing
hooded rotund figure looking down,
with hands in pockets. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1921; G 641838.
Tim Scrub. Drawing of hooded
bifurcated figure looking over shoulder.
“© 1c. Nov. 18, 1921; G 64182.
5)
Turtle Scrub. Drawing of crawling
turtle. ©1. Nov. 18, 1921; G 64120.
Tutor Scrub. Drawing of erect ro-
tund figure walking with package
under arm. © 1 c¢. Dee. 2, 1921; G
64621.
BEECH-NUT PACKING CO., Canajoharie,
see [167
Babette Beech-nut; by Cushman
Parker. Laughing girl holding casse-
role of macaroni with both hands. ©
1c. Jan. 3, 1922; G 64480.
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168
Dt. Tv., nes. 17
BELL (ROBERT EUGENE) Kansas City,
Mo. [168, 169
Dunbar (Paul Lawrence) Sculp-
tured bust.
Washington
tured bust.
© 1c. each Dec. 24, 1921; G 64674,
64675.
BELLOWS (GEORGE) New York. [170
Nude girl with a shawl. Left three-
quarter view of torso of young girl
with shawl over shoulders. © 1 c. Feb.
10, 1922; G 64730.
BENSINGER (DoroTHA) Los Angeles.
alras
Young sprout. Model of doll with
movable arms. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1922; G
64689.
BERMEL (JOSEPH) 1NC., Middle Village,
Nyy pare
Monument, Roesen. [Drawing of
- tablet monument with name and
wreath in panel on front and leaf
decoration on top] © 1 ec. Jan. 13,
1922; G 64477.
BrERni (B.) Cincinnati, O. [173
Baby. Model of figure of baby com-
ims out of ese.” ©; 1 e¢. Mar. 8, 1922;
G 64957.
BIERACH (SAMUEL E.) Brooklyn.
[174
National holiday hat window dis-
play. [Drawing of three rows of hats
in, Show window] © 1c. Jan.. 27,
1922; G 64676.
BURMAN (ANDREW) Alhambra, Calif.
: Lit, TS
Conquest. Model of figures of two
football players, tackler and runner.
Warde (Frederick) as Fra Junipero
Serra. [Model of figure of man in
monk’s garb standing with right hand
on breast]
© 1 « each Feb. 3, 1922; G 64684,
64685.
(Booker T.) Sculp-
BLACKWELL, WIELANDY BOOK & STA-
TIONERY CO., St. Louis. PAL CAP
Saint Louis; by Eugene Pettus.
[Man on horseback holding up hilt of
sword with right hand, surrounded by
clouds] ©1e. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64670.
Buriock (I. Mortimer) New York. [178
Caruso (Enrico) The voice from be-
yond. [Sepulchral figure of Caruso
in relaxed attitude surrounded by
burning candles] © 1 ec. Sept. 20,
1921; G 64687.
BoLanD (JOHN RatpH) New York.
[179-181
Winter scene, A. Drawing of build-
ing with double arch entrance and
tower, covered in snow]
B. [Drawing of old English
cottage with roof covered in snow, and
trees in background]
C. [Drawing of arched gate-
way with tower and small house at
each side covered in snow]
© 1c. each Mar. 13, 1922; G 65099-
65101.
BootH (Davin 8.) jr., St. Louis. [182
Pi delta pi. Design of charm in
form of key in triangular shape hav-
ing Greek letters on one side, skull,
motto and cross on another, and name
on third side. © 1 ¢. Feb. 16, 1922;
G 64785.
BOUASSE-JEUNE & Co., Paris. [183-192
Jésus chez Marthe et Marie; de
Gaston Charpentier-Bosio. [Jesus
seated talking to Mary seated at his
feet and Martha standing with dish in
hand] ©1ce. Jan. 6, 1922; G 64437.
Maitre est 14! de Daguebert [Jesus
talking to woman standing in door-
way] ©1c. Feb. 24, 1922; G 64873.
Noél. anges et berceaux; de Louis
Terrier. [Angels kneeling around in-
fant Jesus in cradle] © 1 c. Feb. 20,
1922; G 64877.
Noél du berger; by J. M. Breton.
[Shepherd kneeling by manger in
Which lies infant Jesus] © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1922; G 64879.
Ordination; de Georges Daguebert.
[Young man in long robe kneeling be-
fore priest and other dignitaries with
hands on cup] © 12°@ Mane Gaae22-
G 64485.
Premiers pas de V’Enfant Jésus; de
E. Piaz. [Madonna seated under ar-
bor, teaching child Jesus to walk to
Joseph, who is kneeling] © 1 ¢. Feb.
24, 1922; G 64872.
Profession religieuse; de Georges
Daguebert. [Jesus standing with hand
on head of young Woman in nun’s
garb kneeling at his feet] © 1 «@.
Jan. 6, 1922; G 64486.
Sacré coeur de Jésus; de Etienne
Piaz. [Front. view of Jesus with
heart on breast and right hand raised]
©1e. Jan. 6, 1922; G 64434.
Vierge 4 la créche; de E. Azambre.
[Madonna looking down at infant
Jesus lying in manger] © 1c. Mar.
13, 1922; G 65098.
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no. 1,,1922
OF ART
207
BovuASssE-JEUNE & co.—Continued.
Vierge et petits enfants; de Louise
‘Terrier. [Madonna seated with in-
fant Jesus in lap and group of chil-
dren around her knees] © 1 c. Feb.
20, 1922; G 64880.
BREMER (ALVIN LEMONDT) Elberon,
Ta. [193
First swan I ever saw.. [Swan on
pond, with three trees on left bank]
© 1c. Jan. 5 1922; G 64428.
Brocer (Louris Ropert) Los Angeles.
[194
Caruso (Enrico) Model of bust of
Singer. © 1 ec. Mar. 7, 1922; G 64951.
Brooke (Mary EpirH) Phoenix, Ariz.
[195, 196
Camelback Mountain and Arizona
eanal. Painting showing canal with
road along left bank in foreground,
orange orchard in valley in back-
ground and mountain in distance. ©
1 ec. Dec. 6, 1921; G 64423.
Wild turkeys’ roost. Wild turkeys
in pine tree on edge of mountain
gulch, at sunset. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1922;
G 64161.
BvuROKER (Esta) Los Angeles. [197
At the plunge. [Decorative art fig-
ure of nude girl standing at edge of
pool with wrap held above head] ©
1 ce. Jan. 10, 1922; G 64465.
BUSENBARK (ERNEST J.) New York.
[198
Rolling over the bridge. Design
showing automobile tire on bridge
with letters U. S. at each side, and
skyline of city in background. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 1, 1922; G 64669.
CARPENTER (CHARLES MARCEAU) Par-
sons, Kan. [199
Brotherhood of man; by Tedd Davis.
[Drawing showing perspective of
street with smoke from factory and
theater chimneys uniting above.] ©
1c. Jan. 13, 1922; G 64677.
CASSIDY (ISABEL HAWLeEy) New York.
[200
French curve. Drawing of leg and
foot with wings back of knee. ©1e.
Jan. 20, 1922; G 64776.
CHAMBERS (C. Boscron). New York.
[201, 202
Alraschid (Haroun) and Abou Has-
san. Alraschid disguised as merchant
talking to Hassan lounging on wall.
Fair Persian. Oriental girl with
fancy headdress standing by wall.
© 1 ¢. each Feb. 18, 1922; G 64808,
64809.
it
CHAMBERSBURG (SCHOOL BoaArD OF)
Chambersburg,’ Pa. [203
High school ring; by A. C. Shuck.
[Design of ring with relief showing
eagle above shield and wreath.] ©
1c. Dee. 16, 1921 ; G 64755.
CHAPMAN (LESLIE G.) Hartford, Conn.
[204
Shorty and Ham. [Comic drawing
of short man talking to tall with silk
hat.] ©lc. Jan. 14, 1922; G 64484.
CHRISTMAN (J/rs. ERWIN 8S.) Farming-
dale, N. Y. [205
Rivals; by Erwin Sachem Christman.
Sculptured group of two running
horses, one biting the other. © 1.
Mar. 10, 1922; G 64981.
CHURCH (FREDERICK STUART) New
York. [206
Dancing bears and_ bluebird or-
chestra. Two bears dancing while
flock of birds perched on branches of
tinea Sine. ©) a ey Van. 79) s922- 2G
64460.
CHurcH & DwicuT co., New York.
[207-236 |
American magpie; by M. E. Eaton.
[Left side view of bird with long tail
and light patch on wings and under-
neath, perched on leafless tree branch]
American three-toed woodpecker; by
M. E. Eaton. [Back view of bird with
speckled back and head, and white .
under throat, clinging to trunk of tree]
Arkansas kingbird; by M. E. Eaton.
[Right side view of small bird with
dark wings and tail perched on tree
branch ]
Bay-breasted warbler; by M. HE.
Eaton. [Left side view of bird with
light spot on side of head and stripes
on wings, perched on cherry tree
branch]
Black-capped chickadee; by M. E.
Eaton. [Right side view of small bird
with long tail and biack on head and
throat]
Black-throated blue warbler; by
M. HK. Eaton. [Right side view of
small bird with light spot on wings,
perched on rosebush ]
Bobolink; by M. E. Haton. [Left
side view of bird with white patch
on wings and back, perched on tree
branch]
California jay; by M. E. Eaton.
[Left side view of small bird with long
tail and bill, perched on leafless tree
branch]
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DAV 4S ree
CHuRCH & DWIGHT co.—Continued.
Canada warbler; by M. E. Eaton.
[Side view of small bird perched on
leafless bush]
Cowbird; by M. E. Eaton. [Right
side view of small dark bird with short
bill perched on bush]
Dickcissel; by M. E. Eaton. [Left
side view of bird with light and dark
patches on throat and breast, perched
on bush]
Green jay; by M. E. Eaton. [Side
view of small bird with long tail and
dark under throat, on cherry branch]
Green-tailed towhee; by M. HE. Eaton.
[Left side view of bird with light
patches under throat and long tail,
perched on branch of tree]
Heuse wren; by M. E. Eaton. [Left
side view of speckled bird with light
under throat, perched on honeysuckle]
Lazuli bunting; by M. E. Haton.
[Left side view of bird with light head
and dark wings and tail]
Orchard- oriole; by M. E. Eaton.
[Right side view of dark colored bird
perched on apple-tree branch]
Ovenbird; by M. E. Eaton. [Left
side view of bird with dark back and
speckled breast, standing on broken
branch ]
‘Painted bunting; by M. E. Eaton.
[Back view of dark bird with light
patch on head, perched on vine]
Phoebe; by M. E. Eaton. [Right
side view of small bird with large
head and light under breast, perched
on tree branch]
Prothonotary warbler; by M. H.
Eaton. [Left side view of small dark
bird perched on tree branch singing]
Red-winged blackbird; by M. E.
Eaton. [Right side view of small
blackbird on branch of bush in mea-
dow ]
Scissor-tailed flycatcher; by M. H.
Eaton. [Small bird with long forked
tail perched on branch of bush]
Scott oriole; by M. E. Eaton. [Right
profile of small bird with light stripes
on wings, perched on branch of tree]
Summer tanager; by M. E. Eaton.
[Left side view of bird with dark
wings and long tail, perched on rose-
bush]
Varied bunting; by M. E. Eaton.
[Left side view of bird with light
patch on head and breast and dark
wings, perched on tree branch]
CHurcH & DWIGHT co.—Continued.
Veery; by M. E. Eaton. [Left side
view of dark bird with speckled breast,
perched on tree branch]
Violet green swallow; by M. KE.
Eaton. [Right side view of bird with
white under throat, and long wings,
perched on tree branch]
Western tanager; by M. E. Eaton.
[Side view of small bird with dark
wings, perched on branch of bush]
White -throated swift; by M. E.
Eaton. [Small bird with long wings
clinging to trunk of dead tree]
White-winged crossbill; by M. E.
Eaton. [Left side view of bird with
crooked bill and white patches on
wings, perched on pine cone]
©1« each Feb. 20, 1922; G 64816—-
64845.
CIAVATTI (FERNANDO EH.) New Haven,
Conn. [257
Harkness memorial tower, Yale
university—[Wall Gothic tower with
small building on each side] © 1 «.
Mar. 6, 1922; G 64960.
York.
[238
Ornamental figure. Model of draped
female figure seated holding large
bowl*in lap. © 1 ¢ Bebo 2, #922 27G¢
64671.
CLAY (JOHN) & co., Chicago. [239
Harvest moon. [Right three-quar-
ter view of girl standing with left
arm on stone fence partly covered
with flowers] © 1 ¢. Jan. 23, 1922;
CLARKE (FREDERICK B.) New
G 64601.
CLOSSON (WILLIAM BAXTER) Newton,
Mass. [240
Persephone. [Front view of female
figure in diaphanous drapery dancing
with flowers in hand] © 1 ¢ Jan.
19, 1922; G 64961.
Copp (RExFOoRD ORVAL) Chicago.
[241-243
Book-end; by Herman R. Lorenz.
Design of book-end bearing masonic
emblem. © 1 ¢.\\ diame 2) 922 G,
64471.
Eastern Star book-end; by Wm.
Ostwaldt. Model of -book-end with
Eastern Star emblem in relief. ©
1 c.. Feb: 13, 1922* GG Gaee
Shriner book-end; by Wm. Ost-
waldt. Model of book-end with Shrine
emblem in relief. © 1 ¢ Feb. 18,
1922; G 64760.
WORKS
mo. 1, 1922
CoLe (JESSIE B.) Maxwell, Ia. [244
Hubby’s hobby. Sketch showing
package of tobacco, cigar box, candle-
stick, cigars, matches and ash-tray.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1922; G 64804.
Cook (W. F.) GRANITE co., Springfield,
Mass. ; [245
Bidwell monument; by Robert L.
Cook. [Design of monument in form
of arch with name above center] ©
1c. Jan. 3, 1922; G 64478.
Costa (Hector) New York.
Caruso. Sculptured bust.
Jan. 16, 1922; G 64506.
[246
Gide,
CRAIN (FESTAL) Pasadena, Calif.
[247, 248
Book-ends ; by Mabel Monat. [Model
of book-end with relief of two kittens]
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1921; G 64424.
Monterey cypress tree book - end.
[Model of book-end with relief of
tree] ©l1ce. Jan. 26, 1922; G 64624.
CRASKE (LEONARD) Boston. [249, 250
Dryad. Model of nude female figure
seated on rock with left hand raised
to chin.
Joy of life. Model of figure of young
girl dancing on one foot.
© 1 «© each Mar. 7, 1922;
64953.
Cress (Witt LEonARD) Wheeling, W.
Va. [251
Cresco. Design of winged doll. ©
1 c. Jan. 27, 1922; G 64627.
CRUSADERS FOR AMERICAN RIGHTS, INC.,
Boston. [252
Knight; by Louis Meynell. Design
showing knight in armor astride horse,
in act of charging foe. ©1c. Jan. 20,
1922; G 64587.
G 64952,
CUNNINGHAM (RoGER) Kansas City,
Mo. 253
Man and his world. [Man with two
horses plowing open field overhung
pa edark.clovds]! © 2. ¢ Feb. 15,
1922; G 64962.
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago.
[254-264
Angel holding candelabra. Model of
figure of angel with head uplifted and
candelabra in hands. © 1c. Feb. 25,
1922; G 64886.
Angel holding sanctuary lamp.
Model of figure of angel holding lamp
in hands. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1922; G
64894.
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268
DAPRATO STATUARY co.—Continued.
Anthony (Saint) Model of statue
of saint holding infant Jesus in left
arm and loaf of bread in right hand.
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1922; G 64892.
Chandelier. Model of ornamental
chandelier for electric lights. © 1.
Feb. 25, 1922; G 64889.
Gothie altar. Model of altar show-
ing chalice in relief on tabernacle door
and I. H. 8S. emblem below altar table.
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1922; G 64890.
Gothic side altar. Model of small
altar with cross in relief on tabernacle
door and sacred heart of Mary emblem
below altar table. © 1 c. Feb. 25,
1922; G 64885.
Mother love. Sculptured bust of
mother and smiling child with arms
around her neck. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1922;
G 64891.
Paul (Saint) of the cross. Model
of figure of saint holding crucifix in .
left hand ‘and pointing to it with right
hand. ©1e. Jan. 9, 1922; G 64463.
Pedestal. Model of pedestal with
sub-pedestal showing emblem of pas-
sion in panel below altar table. ©1e.
Feb. 25, 1922; G 64887.
Rigalico chandelier. Model of chan-
delier for six electric lights. © 1.
TVeb. 25, 1922; G 64888.
Stephen (Saint) Model of figure of
saint standing with stone in left hand
gnd: palm im. right, © 1 ¢ Heb. 25;
1922; G 64893.
DAUBNER (PAUL) Portege, Pa. [265
Hikons. [Design showing carving of
religious figures around altar] ©1e.
Jan. 4, 1922; G 64421.
Davies (JEAN WALTHER) Oak Park,
Til. [266
Flower chart. [Design of chart in
form of double arched window. with
four-leaf clover at top] © 1c. Jan.
11, 1922; G 64470.
Davis (AricE) Los Angeles. [267
Sell your movie. [Design for game
consisting of series of cards connected
by circles] © 1c. Jan. 13, 1922; G
64487.
DEATON (G. H.) Chicago. [268
Bank behind the farmer; by C. H.
Trudell. [Drawing of farmer with
two horses hooked to wagon passing
barn at left and billboard on country
road at right} “© 1c: Mar. 2; 1922-
G 64924.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
269
DECKER (JACQUES P.) New York.
[269
Cover for book. Design showing
palette, camera and air-brush. ©1e.
Dec. 7, 1921; G 64425.
Dr FEstetTics (GyuLA) New York.
270
Wilson (Woodrow) 28th president
of the U. S. Medallion portrait in
bas-relief showing left profile. ©1le.
Jan. 27, 1922; G 64626.
Dr Groor (ADRIAAN M.) New York.
Paral
Roosevelt (Theodore) Front view
portrait of Mr. Roosevelt seated at his
desk. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1922; G 64551.
DEXxTER (C. H.) & SONS, INC., Windsor
Locks, Conn.
Cover design, 1; by Hugo Neumann.
Drawing having rectangular border
with scroll work and lines. ©1.@.
Jan. 17, 1922; G 64680.
2; by J. J. Kenny. Drawing of
rectangular border decorated with
scroll-work and lines. © 1c. Feb. 8,
1922; G 64805.
DoctoroFFr (JOHN) Dallas, Tex. [274
Kute-kux-kid. Model of hooded fig-
ure kneeling. © 1 ¢. Feb. 10, 1922;
G 64728.
DUNTON (W. HERBERT) Toas, N. M.
[275
Lilly, big game hunter.
hunting garb standing with left hand
on gun, surrounded by four dogs. ©
1c. Feb. 138, 1922; G 64759.
DurparR (A. H.) and Mayer (L. C.)
New York. [276
Lady of good fortune; by Lily C.
Maver. Model of seated female fig-
ure with bowl in lap, laughing. ©1e.
san. 20, 1922: G 64574.
Epwarps (Harry Cray) Brooklyn.
[
New moccasins. Indian girl seated
on buffalo robe, leaning against willow
back-rest and looking at her new moc-
easins. ©1c. Jan. 28; 1922; G 64682.
EpwIn (Evuis) Oakland, Calif. [278
Golden Maytime. Model of figure
of nude child with wings dancing on
base of flowers. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1922;
G 64414.
EHRMANTRAUT (ARTHUR) Cincinnati.
[279
Vision conservation emblem; by
Walter Eversman. [Drawing of
draped female figure holding up scroll
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[272, 273
Man in '
Dtoly., Base wee
EWHRMANTRAUT (ARTHUR)—Continued.
in both hands, with books at her right
and left] © 1.¢. Jan, 3.2 2-G
64615.
ELMIcK (GILLIE RoperT) Dalhart, Tex.
[280
Foretelling the birth of Sampson.
[Prophet talking to man and woman
near well, in valley surrounded hy
hills] ©1c. Feb. 27, 1922; G 64904.
EVE (FREDERICK W.) St. Paul. [281
Question; by Herman _ Giehler.
[Youth and girl seated on bank of
stream watching stork wading among
lily-pads] ©. 1 «. ‘Heb., sO eig225 0G
64727.
Farr (KATE) Los Angeles. [282-293
Chinaman and frog box. [Model of
box decorated with figure of China-
man playing instrument while frog
dances ]
Chinaman chasing pigs. [Model of
box with relief of Chinaman holding
stick in hand while chasing pig]
Cover of box. Model with relief of
nude woman with spear in hand, rid-
ing horse.
Dancing girl incense burner. [Model
of urn-shaped burner with relief of
dancing figure on side]
Fish box. [Model of box decorated
with fish near water plant]
Frogs, turtle and duck box. [Model
of box with relief of three frogs run-
ning, followed by duck and turtle]
Girl and mouse box. [Model of box
decorated with figure of young girl
with candle in hand, frightened by
mouse ]
Pagan. Model of book-end decorated
with figure of girl dancing.
Pals. Model of incense burner in
form of Chinaman with rat seated.
Peacock box. Model of box with
relief of peacock.
Wall plaque or incense burner.
Model of plaque with relief of man
and woman dancers.
Woman with peacock lamp. [Model
of lamp standard in form of nude wo-
man holding peacock on back]
© 1 « each Jan. 9, 1922; G 64449—
64459, 64461.
FEAST (CHARLES F.) Baltimore. [294
Gee! but this F. 'F. D. is a cineh.
Drawing of Santa Claus seated on sled
telegraphing orders to florists. ©1lce.
Jan. 9, 1922; G 64462.
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no. 1,41922
319
FEeLLows (ERMA MADELEINE) Los An-
geles. [295, 296
Egyptian goddess of truth. [Model
of nude female figure kneeling on one
knee with mirror in hand] © 1 «.
Jan. 24, 1922; G 64607.
[ Model of
EKgyptian incense burner.
incense burner with Egyptian figures
me rele: on Sides| © 1 ¢ Jan. 16,
‘1922; G 64507. :
FENTON (BEATRICE) Philadelphia.
[297
Sea-weed fountain. Model of figure
of little girl, with sea-weed on her
extended arms, balancing herself on
back of Jaree turtle. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1922; G 64469.
Fisk (MyrtrLe T.) Minneapolis. [298
Campfire. Model of incense burner
in form of coffee pot standing upon
stones. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1922; G 64766.
‘FospicK (GERTRUDE CHRISTIAN) New
York. [299
First born. [Model of young woman
seated in arm-chair with infant in
her arms] ord ves Jani'5," 1922: .G
FOWLER (CATHERINE CHAPMAN) Dear-
born, Mich. [800, 301
Doughnut dreams. [Child lying in
bed, surrounded by figures with dough-
nuts]
Land of nod. [Child peering from
behind tree at winged monster and
owl perched on limb above]
© 1c. each Feb. 8, 1922; G 64698,
64699.
Fox (FONTAINE) Port Washington, N.
x [302
Toonerville trolley. Caricature
model of trolley car and its motorman.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1922; G 64585.
FRANCK (CARL JULIUS) Honolulu, T.
[3
Remember the day of victory.
[Eagle above winged figure holding
palm branch-in right hand and dove in
left] ©1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G 64508.
GALAN (JOHN) Elmhurst, N. Y. [304
Laddie Boy. Low relief of Airedale
dog. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1922; G 64598.
GAUTIER (ALPHONSE MARIE) Washing-
ton. [305
Gospel bride; by A. M. Gautier and
M. A. Connolly. Figure of woman
standing in glory of sun with left foot
on dragon and earth, and right on
moon. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1922; G 64620.
11
GEAREN & COLBERT ART CO., Davenport,
Ta. [306
Chiropractor; by James H. Gearen
and Ray B. Colbert. Interior showing
chiropractor on professional call, and
man and wife beside bed of young girl.
©1c. Jan. 20, 1922; G 64777.
GuucK (CARL) Indianapolis. [307
Fourseeco. Drawing of entrance to
office building. © 1 ¢. Sept. 30, 1921;
G 64678.
GoccGIN (JOHN E.) Salem, Mass.
[808-310
Teddy brown bear, 1; by Peter
Chiris. Drawing of Teddy bear, little
Red Riding Hood and two lost babes
in woods, on hobby horse ear.
2; by Peter Chiris. Drawing of
Teddy bear and little Red Riding Hood
on hobby horse ear.
—- 3: by Peter Chiris. Drawing of
Teddy bear on hobby horse ear.
© 1c. each Mar. 2, 1922; G 64920—
64922.
GoOopDYEAR (CLARA) Auburndale, Mass.
[311-815
Art panel, 1. Design showing con-
ventionalized poppy in circle.
—— 2, Design showing sweet peas
in circle.
—— 38. Design showing convention-
alized daffodil in circle.
-— 4. Design with conventional-
ized pansy in circle.
5. Design showing window box
in which is group of tulips and daffo-
dils.
© 1c. each Mar. 6, 1922; G 64943-
64947.
GoRMULLY (MARIE THERESA) New
York. [316
Flappette. [Statuette of thinly clad
girl standing with left hand on hip]
© 1 ¢. Feb. 27, 1922; G 64899.
(LuctrN H.) Manchester,
NE ER ea is
Head of Christ. Low relief medal-
lion showing left profile bust of Christ.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1922; G 64963.
GOSSELIN
GROLIER SOCIETY, New York. 5
[318, 319
Boy; by Elsie Southwick Clark.
Drawing of boy seated at table looking
up from open-book before him, while
vision of chariots and pyramids ap-
pear in background. © 1 c. Mar. 2,
1922; G 64930.
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320
Dt; IV., Wes WL
GROLIER SOCIETY—Continued.
Boy and girl; by Norman Prince.
[Little girl seated in chair and boy
standing by her and pointing to open
book in her lap] ©1c. Feb. 2, 1922;
G 64864.
GRZANKOWSKI (STANLEY F.) Detroit.
[320
Moonshine; by Mary Leonida Dono-
van. [Drawing of full-moon on dark
circular background] © 1 ¢. Feb. 4,
1922; G 64955.
Haas (HERMAN) New York. lao
Dilham-Gibson poster. [ Jockey
leading horse on race-track]) © 1.
Jan. 31, 1922; G 64642.
HAHN (NANCY CooNSMAN) St. Louis.
[322°
Missouri state memorial. [Granite
shaft surmounted by draped figure
holding quill in left hand and wreath
in uplifted right hand] © 1c. Jan.
18, 1922; G 64474.
Hains (FRANK SS.) Philadelphia.
[323
Izgic. [Drawing of rotund figure
with parasol over head] © 1c. Jan.
17, 1922; G 64542.
Hatt, HArtwey & co., Troy, N. Y.
[324, 325
Man at telephone; by Clarence F.
Underwood. [Left three-quarter view
of young man seated talking through
telephone] © 1c. Jan. 10, 1922; G
64466.
Man’s head; by Franklin Booth.
Drawing showing right three-quarter
view bust of young man. © 1c. Mar.
2, 1922; G 64923.
HANINGTON (CHAS. ARTHUR) New
York. [326
Oomee. [Model of grotesque figure
with large head, ears and feet, smil-
ing] ©1c. Feb. 10, 1922; G 64701.
HANSEN (G. O.) and CALDER (C. E.)
San Francisco. [327
When East meets West. [Model of
male figure wearing fez and cowboy
trousers] © 1 ec. Mar. 1, 1922; G
64913.
HERCULES POWDER CO., Wilmington, Del.
[328
Zero hour. [Two boys and mother
dog watching puppy chase turtle off
log into pond] © 1c. Jan. 23, 1922;
G 64602.
12
HEVENTHAL (CHARLES A.) Haddon
Heights, N. J. [329
Nite and Gale. [Comic drawing of
Short fat man and long slim man
standing face to face] © 1c Jan.
16, 1922; G 64524.
HiIcksS-CHATTEN ENGRAVING CO., Port-
land, Or. [330
Oregon 1925. [Drawing of four
globes each surrounded by ring and
labelled, Oregon] © 1 e. Dee. 10,
1921; G 64964.
Hinps (A. S.) Portland, Me.
[331-336
Accuracy and care. [Young man
with cane in hand watching clerk be-
hind counter weighing drugs]
Children welcome. [Clerk holding
hand of child while talking to lady]
Summer days. [Young man and
Woman standing by counter with glass
of cold drink in hands]
Thank you. [Drug clerk handing
package to lady]
That’s the story. [Clerk talking
over counter to man with package in
hand]
Your favorite brand. [Young man
looking at box of cigars to which clerk
is pointing]
© 1c. each Feb. 15, 1922; G 64767-
| 64772.
Hoyr (ADALAIDE P.) Indianapolis.
[aot
White mule. [Model of figure of
mule lying down with head on fore
leg] © 1c. Jan. 3, 1922; G 64865.
Hupson (Grace) Ukiah, Calif. [338
Yokia Indian boy. [Right profile of
Indian boy wearing checkered shirt]
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64668.
Hunt (ESTHER) San Francisco.
[339-342
Ah Toy. Model of bust of Chinese
girl mounted on pedestal. © 1c. Mar.
4, 1922; G 64933.
Crying baby. Model of bust of
Chinese baby crying. © 1c. Mar. 4,
1922; G 64934.
Daffodil. Bust of Chinese girl with
beaded headdress. © 1 ec. Feb. 6,
1922; G 64688.
Laughing. Model of bust of Chinese
baby laughing. © 1c. Feb. 15; 1922;
G 64773.
WORKS OF ART
no. 1, 1922
INNES (JouHN) Vancouver, B. C., Can-
ada. [343
Memories. -Aged Indian standing in
grain field and gazing at buffalo bones,
while in background appears vision of
buffalo hunt. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1922;
G 64634.
INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO. (Friedman-
Shelby branch) St. Louis. [344
Red goose shoes; by Wolf & Laven-
son. [Drawing of bill-board display
showing woman and boy at left and
goose and shoes at right of inscrip-
tion] ©1e. Dec. 8, 1921; G 64427.
JANNY (AvGcuUST R.) New York.
[345-347
Ching Lee. [Model of figure of
Chinaman seated with bowl in lap]
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1922; G 64619.
Slave of aroma. 1. [Model of in-
eense burner in form of nude girl
kneeling with head thrown back, hold-
ing up bowl in hands] © 1 ec. Jan.
19, 1922; G 64554. —
—, 2. Model of book-end and
incense burner showing figure of girl
kneeling with head thrown back, hold-
ing up bowl in hands. © 1c. Jan. 20,
1922; G 64584.
JEWETT (MAUDE S.) New York. [348
Frog and heron bird-bath. [Model
showing two herons holding frogs by
legs and supporting bowl on their
heads] © 1c. Feb. 11, 1922; G 64731.
JILLSON (HERBERT L.) Goffstown.
N> Ei, [349
Old homestead. [Drawing of cot-
tage with tree on right and barn on
lett] © 1 ¢. Jan. 17, 1922: G 64965.
JOHNSON (LEANDER) Chicago.
[350, 351
Flower urn, 1. Design of urn hav-
ing round top decorated with oak
leaves, figures of eagles and stars, and
fluted neck, and square base. © 1.
Mar. 8, 1922; G 64983.
2. Design of urn having round
top, four-paneled bowl, plain round
neck and square base with combed
panels.
© 1 c¢. each Mar. 8, 1922: G 64983,
64984.
JOHNSTON (ANNA M.) Pittsburgh, Pa.
lao2,ooe
Decoration for china plate. Design
showing two peacocks facing each
other, under vines with flowers. ©
1c. Feb. 27, 1922; G 64901.
100884—22
2 13
368
JOHNSTON (ANNA M.)—Continued.
Greeting card. [Drawing of open
fire place and chair in front of it.] ©
1 ec. Feb. 7, 1922; G 64778.
KAGESHUBER (JOHN A.) Austin, Pa.
[354
I am for universal peace; by James
Edward Summers. Design of triangle
with lamb in center surrounded by
rays from star. ©1c. Dee. 31, 1921;
G 64472.
Kamins (M.) Brooklyn. [3855-359
Arm; by Joseph M. Kratina. Model
in Gothie style in form of bird deco-
rated with crest and shield.
Hanger; by Joseph M. Kratina.
Model in Gothic style with two leaves
having Gothic lines terminating in
eight-corner pedestal.
Shield; by Joseph M. Kratina.
Model of shield in Gothic style with
sides rolled in form of scrolls and top
prolonged terminating in leaves.
Socket, 4; by Joseph M. Kratina.
Model of round socket decorated with
Gothic style lines and leaves.
Be by Joseph MM. ( -Kratina:
Round model decorated with leaves in
Gothie arch.
© 1 ¢. each Mar. 2, 1922; G 64925-
64929.
KAUFMANN AND STRAUSS CoO., New
York. [360-368
Baby’s joy; by Hy. Hintermeister.
Baby seated on fur robe holding milk
bottle in hands.
Dolly Jane; by James Freixas.
Full length portrait of little girl with
doll in left arm, holding dress with
right.
Oh boy; by James Freixas. Semi-
comic sketch of boy with hair parted
in center, looking up over right
shoulder.
Oh, mi; by James Freixas. Semi-
comie sketch of little girl with bobbed
hair.
Red top bud; by James Freixas.
Boy with red tam-o-shanter hat, ears
covered and hands in pockets.
Reporter cub; by James Freixas.
Semi-comiec sketch of small boy hold-
ing tablet in right hand.
Sally News; by James Freixas.
Semi-comie sketch of little girl hold-
ing tablet in right hand.
Smiles; by George Bonawitz. Girl
and boy seated at table eating ice-
cream and smiling.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
369
pt. Iv., n. Sh kT.
IKAUFMANN AND STRAUSS co.—Contd.
Tray of cooling sweets; by George
Bonawitz. Tray with glass of ice-
cream soda, brick and plate of cream
and sundae.
© 1. each Jan. 21, 1922; G 64589-
64597.
KEHR (RupoLtF) & co., Jersey City,
IN Score [869-389
Conventional design; by Ernst Witt-
mann. Conventional design of leaves
And Howers, (© ave? Janes. 1022.
G 64476.
Design, 48384; by Ernst Wittmann.
[Conventional fruit and leaves upon
scroll work.] © 1c. Feb. 2, 1922; G
64707.
4835; by Ernst Wittmann.
[Conventional flowers and leaves on
scrollwork.] © 1. Feb. 2, 1922; G
64708.
4836; by Rudolf Wittmann.
[Sprays of conventional flowers above
border of points and flowers.] ©1«.
Feb. 2, 1922; G 64709.
4838; by Ernst Wittmann.
[Dots arranged into points above
squares.] © 1c. Feb. 2, 1922; G
64710.
4839; by Ernst
[Lines of beading forming
and row of outline squares] © 1 e.
Feb. 2, 1922; G 64711.
4840; by Ernst Wittman.
[Border formed by hexagons] ©
1c. Feb. 2, 1922; G 64712.
4841; by Ernst Wittman.
[Conventional flowers and stems ar-
ranged in form of baskets] © 1.
Feb. 2, 1922; G 64713.
4848; by Ernst Wittman.
[Outline of double flights of steps ar-
ranged to form points] © 1. Feb. 2,
1922; G 64714.
Wittman.
squares
4844; by Ernst Wittman.
[Two rows of conventional flowers
forming bar] © 1c) Heb) 2, 1922-4
64715.
4845; by Ernst Wittman.
[Sprays of conventional flowers and
leaves] ©1c. Feb. 2, 1922; G 64716.
4846; by Ernst Wittman.
[Scalloped ovals in large outline ovals
above bars, forming border] © 1 e.
Feb. 2, 1922; G 64717.
4847; by Ernst Wittman.
[Small circles arranged in form of
crescents above and below large cir-
eles) (©n ie. Web)
1922; -G 64718. |
KEHR (RupDOLF) & co.—Contd.
4848; by Ernst Wittman.
[Crossed bars forming squares around
clusters of diamonds] © 1 «¢. Feb.
2, 1922; G 64719.
4866; by Ernst Wittman.
[Diamonds arranged in form of bar
with row above and below] © 1.
Feb. 2, 1922; G 64720.
4867; by Ernst Wittman.
[Diamonds arranged in groups of two]
© 1 ¢ Feb. 2, 19223 G4 6472.
4868; by Ernst Wittman.
[Squares and L-shaped figures ar-
ranged in rows with groups above]
©.1 -¢ Feb. 2, 19225 °GrGzn:
4869; by Ernst Wittman.
[L-shaped figures grouped around
square with small squares scattered
around them] © 1.¢. Heb. 2) 1922;
G 64728.
4870; by Ernst Wittman.
[Gluster of conventional leaves] ©
1c Feb. 2, 1922; G 64724.
4871; by Ernst Wittman.
[Parallel rows of geometrical figures]
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1922; G 64725.
4872; by Ernst Wittman.
[Three parallel rows of outlined
points diamonds formed on lower
points] ©1e. Feb. 2, 1922; G 64726.
KELLER (MARIE DE ForD) Baltimore.
[390
Gibbons (James Cardinal) [Right
profile portrait of late cardinal seated
in arm-chair] © 1 c Dee, 30) 1921;
G 64426.
KLEIN (Davip) New York. [391
Physician’s automobile plate.
[Drawing of caduceus between let-
ters M. D. on plate] © 1. Feb. 18,
1922; G 64807.
KKNAPP (VIOLE) Oberlin, O. [392
Arabesque. Model of figure of ballet
dancer balancing on one foot. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 7, 1922. G 64696.
Knox (Susan RicHEeR) New York.
[393
Czech mothers and children. Six
immigrants with three babies in arms.
© 1¢ Jan. 25, 1922: G.62ors:
KRASICKI & LOREK, New York. [894
Pilsudiski (Gen. Joseph) ; by Pietro
Mantana. Sculptured bust. © 1 «.
Jan. 4, 1922; G 64679.
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no. 1, 1922
WORKS OF ART
429
KUGELMANN (FREDERICK) Boston. LAUBER (JOSEPH) New York. [408
[395, 396
Candle holder. Model of. candle-
stick with relief of two praying angels
and two doves. © 1 c: Jan. 6, 1922;
G 64431.
ps Crucifix.
round base fount
Model of crucifix with
and candelabra at
foot, ©) Le. Jan. 25,1922; G 64625.
LA BurRTHE’ (HENRT) Vincennes
(Seine) France. [397
Lin! peut-étre: de J. T. Starace.
[Draped figure with wreath standing
at head of grave and woman with
Sema poy at foot] -© 1 ¢. Feb. 7,
1922; G 64697.
MARSHALL) San
Francisco. [3898, 399
Shriner book-ends. Model of book-
ends in form of Shriner’s hat sliced
into two parts.
LAKEY (ANDREW
Shriner paper-weight. Model in
formso: shrimers- bat. © 1 c. each
Mar. 3, 1922; G 64966, 64967.
LANKENAU (JOHN R.) co., Boston.
[400-406
7); by Yvonne Margaret
[Drawing of conventional
flower and vines above scallops] ©
1 ¢«. Dec. 10, 1921; G 64854.
. 77; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of flowers in pot
above scallops] © 1 ¢. Dec. 10, 1921;
G 64856.
.78; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
[Drawing of butterfly in an
©} dic. Dee:
Pattern,
Lambert.
bert.
ellipse above scallops]
10, 1921; G 64855.
, 83; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
[Drawing of wreath and sprays
© 1 ¢. Feb.
bert.
of flowers above scallops]
18, 1922: G 64810.
.84; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
[Drawing of three bells and
©
bert.
sprays of flowers above scallops]
1 c. Feb. 18, 1922; G 64811.
, 8); by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of butterflies and
sprays of flowers above scallops] ©
1c. Feb. 18, 1922; G 648138.
.86; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of flower pot and
wreaths above scallops] © 1 ¢. Feb.
18, 1922; G 64812.
LARKIN (WILLIAM F..) New York. [407
Dame blanche. Model of female
figure with lower part draped in fab-
rie. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1922; G 64896.
Stained glass window. Design of
window showing De Soto’s arrival at
the Mississ‘ppi River. © 1 ¢. Feb. 23,
1922; G 64950.
LENZ (ALFRED) Flushing, N. Y.
[409-413
Lawn tennis trophy. Statue of
draped female figure holding aloft
palm leaf in right hand and clasping
tennis racket to breast with left hand.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1922; G 64774.
Miss Hootch. Model of nude female
figure in dancing pose, poised on right
foot, holding aloft a bunch of grapes in
left hand and clasping bunch to breast
with right hand. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1922;
G 646138.
New step. Model of nude female fig-
ure poised on right foot upon column-
shaped pedestal. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1922;
G 64612.
Orchid pearl. Model of draped fe-
male fairy seated on tall shaft, with
drapery falling over limbs, holding
orchid pearl in right hand. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 24, 1922; G 64614.
Wedding breakfast bell. Model of
bell with relief of Cupid supporting
drapery in form of ring and Psyche
in loving embrace. © 1 c¢. Jan. 24,
1922; G 64611.
LINDCRAFT STUDIOS, Brooklyn. [414-429
Book-end, 402; by Joseph Nicolosi.
Design of book-end decorated with
figures of three children dancing. ©
1c. Dec. 12, 1921; G 64501.
, 404; by Charles Lauter. Palm
and leaf design.
— —, 405; by Charles Lauter. De-
sign of book-end with relief of sphinx.
Candlestick, 300; by Charles Lauter.
Elizabethian design with richly deco-
rated square column.
, 301; by Joseph Nicolosi. De-
sign of candlestick with figures of two
children at base. :
—, 303; by Joseph Nicolosi. Flower
design with base in form of basket.
Console table; by Joseph Nicolosi.
[Design of table decorated with fe-
male faces and panels around sides]
Electric book-end lamp, 4; by Joseph
Nicolosi. [Sibyl design of lamp
standard in form of book-end with re-
lief of standing nude figure]
Electric candlestick; by Joseph Nic-
olosi. [Design of lamp with fluted
standard supported by figure of child]
19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
430
LINDCRAFT STUDIOS—Continued.
, 318; by Charles Lauter. De-
sign of fluted candle decorated by
wreath with relief of three female
heads framed by wreath around base.
Electric lamp, 306; by Joseph Nic-
olosi. Flower basket design with base
in form of basket and flowers around
standard.
Floor lamp, 201; by Charles Lauter.
Design of lamp with square base and
claw feet.
Flower vase, 500; by Joseph Nicolosi.
{Design of vase decorated with relief
of children dancing]
Table lamp; by Charles Lauter.
Pyranese design with claw feet at base.
Telephone booth; by Joseph Nicolosi.
[Design of booth having doors decor-
ated with draped figures and peacocks]
Wall clock; by Charles Lauter. [De-
sign of clock in form of bracket deco-
rated with shells and fruit in relief]
© 1c. each Dec. 12, 1921; G 64488—
64508.
Lorts (RoELLA R.) Weyerhauser, Wis.
[480, 481
Danger. Drawing showing three
ships in dangerous pass, several tigers
on cliff at left, and sailor with two
women near lighthouse on cliff at right.
Prize winners. Drawing of lady
horseback rider standing between two
horses.
© 1 ¢ each Mar. 2,
64959.
McBripr
1922; G 64958,
(CHARLES E.) Philadelphia.
[432
American war mothers’ emblem.
Design showing five-pointed star in
eircle with border containing laurel
branch and inscription, superimposed
pon tore. ©) ke. Jam.) dO O22. iG,
64464.
McKeEenziz (R. Tarr) Philadelphia.
Home coming. Statue of marching
soldier in full uniform with helmet in
hand and laurel wreath over rifle. ©
1c Mar. 6, 1922; G 64936.
McLEArRY (BONNIE) New York. [434
Young Amazon. [Model of nude
female figure with stone in right hand,
riding horse] ©1c. Jan. 20, 1922; G
64681.
MacNrein (HERMON ATKINS) College
RoimnbiNeN: [435
Female figure. Statuette of nude
female figure standing on square base
16
pt. Iv., n. S.,.v. 17
MacNeizt (Herman ATKINS )—Contd.
with arms” raised, drapery over
shoulder. and head turned to left. ©
1e. Feb. 8, 1922; G 64700.
MADDIE (PATTRONELLA) New York.
. [4386-438
Valentine booklet, 750 R. [Right
three-quarter view bust of girl with
valentine in hand]
Ty aR [Left three-quarter
view bust of girl with hair dressed
high ]
752 R. [Left profile of girl
seated with large bunch of flowers in
arms ]
© 1c. each Mar. 9, 1922; G 64972-
64974.
MarscuH (FERDINAND) New York.
[439
Minihaha. Side view of Indian girl,
half nude, coming out of woods near
canoe and looking across lake. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 10, 1922; G 64976.
MAGONIGLE (EpirH) New York.
[440, 441
Queen of diamonds. [Design of
playing card showing bust of woman
with fan and fruit]
Queen of diamonds. [Design of
playing card showing right profile bust
of woman with mask holding peacock
feather in hand]
© 1c. each Mak, 4, 19227776 7G42916.
64917.
MANGAN co., Greystone, R. I.
[442, 443
Old man Mustn’t: by Frederic Whit-
aker. Model of grotesque figure of old
man with long beard and silk hat hold-
ing brief case under arm] ©1e. Jan.-
4, 1922; G 64422.
Shrine session at San Francisco,
1922, souvenir; by A. B. Cianfarani.
Model of inkwell with Shrine emblem
on side, and top decorated with fruit.
©1e. Jan. 24, 1922; G 64610.
Marrone (Vito) New York. [444
Compot set; by I. Danieli. Model of
fruit bowl and pair of candlesticks.
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1922; G 64782.
MASLENIKOFF (MArcaArITA) Los An-
geles. [445, 446
Forlorn. Statue of nude woman
leaning against column with head rest-
ing against upraised right arm and
left hand holding drapery to her breast.
no. 1, 1922
MASLENIKOFF (MARGARITA )—Contd.
WORKS OF ART
470
Morrison (ZAIDEE LINCOLN) New
Model of Russian York. [460, 461
Russian lady.
lady in embroidered headdress and
furred jacket carrying-tray with nap-
kin and jug.
© 1c. each Jan. 23, 1922; G 64599,
— 64603
aunt (Oscar) Los Angeles. [447
Gold ring. Design of band finger
ring with word, recuerdo, in enamel.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1922; G 64949.
MESSMORE & DAMON, INC., New York.
[448-451
Marine screen. [Model of screen
with scene showing ship on rough sea
at sunrise].
Modern plateau. [Model showing
two marble slabs with cushion be-
tween ]
Modern screen. [Model of screen
decorated with scene of knight on
horseback in foreground and sea-devil
in background]
Moorish screen. [Model of Screen
with view of Moorish castle]
© 1 « each Mar. 10, 1922; G 64977—
64980.
MicHArEL (ALicE) New York. [452
Diana. Model of crouching female
feure shooting arrow. © 1c. Jan. 19,
922; G 64553.
a (MICHELE) Chicago.
[4538-455
Ball walker. [Model of figure of
athlete balancing on ball]
Blind man’s buff. [Model of figure
of child hoodwinked]
New top. [Model of figure of small
boy holding spinning top in hand]
© 1 « each: Jan. 3, 1922; G 64415-
64417.
MODERN TUSCANY ART CO., INC., Phila-
delphia. [456-458
Jesus, 780; by Alfred A. Magnani.
Model of figure of infant Jesus Sleep- |
ing on rock with two doves drinking |
from small waterfall at base.
783; by Alfred A. Magnani.
Model of figure of infant Jesus sleep-
ing on rock with wreath in hand.
John (Saint) Model of figure of
saint sleeping on tree trunk with lamb
lying at his feet.
© 1c. each Feb. 2, 1922; G 64800,
64802.
Monat (Maser G.) Pasadena, Calif.
[459
Holy water font. Model of font
with relief of bell-tower of San Gabriel
mission. © 1 c¢. Feb. 15, 1922; G
64969.
Look to the right. Drawing of bust
of girl at driving wheel of automobile.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1921; G 64986.
Looker. Drawing of right three-
quarter view of girl’s head, with south-
ern Sas in background. © 1 «.
Nov. 22, 1921; G 64985.
Morse (WiriitiAM A.) Yonkers, N. Y.
[462
Bowlers lamp standard. Model of
ten-pin mounted en half bowling ball
for base. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1922; G 64447.
Mosquera (LEoNcIO) New York. [463
Allegorical emblem of Wall Street.
[Circular design showing bull and bear
rampant on opposite sides of shield}
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1922; G 64763.
Mowsray (A. R.) & CO., LTD., London.
[464
Crucifixion; by Irlam Briggs. Fig-
ure of Christ nailed to cross sur-
rounded by Roman soldiers and weep-
ing women. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1922; G@
64948.
Muncir (Epw. H.) Brooklyn. [465
End of his pathway. Full figure of
Christ standing looking down at cross
across his pathway. © 1 c. Mar. 1,
1922; G 64918.
MurpHy (FRANK G.) Mason City, Ia.
[466
Beauty brow spectacles and eye-
glasses. Drawing of busts of man and
woman, and eye-glasses darkened at
top. ©l1ce. Jan. 6, 1922; G 64433.
NEMEYER (PAUL) Lakewood, O. [467
Authorized market control agency.
Inscription superimposed upon draw-
ing of lever and frame. © 1 c. Mar.
11, 1922; G 65095.
NEWMAN (FREDERICK I.) Los Angeles.
[468
I prove the value of chiropractic.
[Drawing of lettered circle with hand
clasping wrist in center above scroll]
©1c. Jan. 9, 1922; G 64504.
OAKLEY (VIOLET) Philadelphia. [469
Philadelphia award. Medal with re-
lief showing Wm. Penn in armor, on
obverse, and Christ washing feet of
the disciple John, on reverse. © 1 ©«.
Feb. 23, 1922; G 64867.
OLSON (CHARLIE) St. Louis. [470
Runt and his relatives. [Comic
drawing in four sections showing
small man, two women and large rent
collector] © 1c. Feb. 16, 1922; G
64784.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES )
471
OSBORNE co., Newark, N. J. [471-494
Aladdin; by Elizabeth H. Dolan.
[Figure of old man with lamp in
hand talking to child seated on bench]
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64652.
Chrysanthemums; by Herman May-
lath. [Bunch of large flowers of vari-
ous colors] © 1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G
64646.
Cinderella; by Elizabeth H. Dolan.
[Young man in foreground picking up
slipper of girl running up steps] © 1
e. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64649.
Engineer; by Harold M. Brett. [Left
three-quarter view of man in engi-
neer’s garb with pipe in hand, and loco-
motive in background] © 1c. Feb. 1,
1922; G 64665.
Farmer: by Harold M. Brett. [Front
view of man in large straw hat and
shirt-sleeves, holding pitchfork in
hand] © 1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64660.
Fisherman; by Harold M. Brett.
[Man in fisherman’s garb holding big
fish in hands, and ship in distance]
© 1 ¢c. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64658.
Forester; by Harold M. Brett.
[Right three-quarter view of man in
outing suit and soft hat, standing
under tree with field-glasses in hands]
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64662.
Girl; by Gene Pressler. [Left pro-
file of girl with bare shoulders wear-
ing bouquet of cosmos blossoms] ©
1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64644.
Girl with bobbed hair; by C. B.
Chambers. [Left three-quarter view
bust of girl with bare shoulders and
bobbed hair] © 1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G
64645.
Jack and the bean stalk; by Eliza-
beth H. Dolan. [Small boy climbing
up Jarce stalk] © 1c. Heb. 1 1922;
G 64653.
, Jack, the giant killer; by Elizabeth
H. Dolan. [View showing head of
giant in foreground looking up at boy
on horseback, and castle in back-
ground] ©1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64647.
Lumber-jack; by Harold M. Brett.
{Man in working garb and cap stand-
ing-on bank of river with ax on shoul-
der] ©1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64663.
Machinist; by Harold M. Brett.
{Man in overalls standing by machine]
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64657.
Magic mirror; by Elizabeth Honor
Dolan. [Right profile of girl seated,
looking into mirror] © 1 ¢. Feb. 1,
1922; G 64648.
pt. Iv., MoSs V-4F
OSBORNE co.—Continued.
Miner; by Harold M. Brett. [Man
in miner’s garb with lamp on cap, hold-
ing pick in hands] © 2 eee 1,
1922; G 64659.
Oil; by Harold M. Brett. [Front
view of workman in overalls and cap,
in foreground, and field of oil derricks
in background] © 1 ¢. Feb. 1, 1922;
G 64655.
Planter; by Harold M. Brett.
[Front view of man with wide-
brimmed hat, light suit and arms
folded over breast, in foreground, and
farm in background] © 1 ec. Feb. 1,
1922: G 64656.
Puss in boots; by Elizabeth H. Do-
lan. [Large cat with knee-boots and
hat walking down country road] ©
1c. Feb. 1, 1922; G 64654.
Ranchman; by Harold M. Brett.
[Left three-quarter view of man in
cowboy garb on horseback, guarding
herd of cattle]. © 1 « Deby w 1922 -
G 64664.
Sleeping beauty; by Elizabeth H.
Dolan. [Youth looking down at girl
asleep under tree] ©1c. Feb. 1, 1922;
G 64651.
Steel worker; by Harold M. Brett.
[Front view of man in shirt sleeves
with arms folded over breast] © 1.
Feb. 1, 1922; G 64661.
They shall beat their swords into
plowshares; by J. H. Hintermeister.
[Interior view showing Sec. Hughes
addressing members of disarmament
conference, with visionary figures of
family in background] © 1 «¢ Dee.
30, 1921; G 64482.
Three bears; by Elizabeth H.’ Dolan.
| Mother bear and two cubs entering
doorway of house]’ © 1c Feb. 1,
1922; G 64648.
Three little men in the woods; by
Elizabeth H. Dolan. [Man on horse-
back riding down country road and
looking down at girl drawing water
from spring] © 1. Feb. 1, 1922; G
64650.
OSTERLIND (FRANK H.) St. Paul.
[495
Islam, San Francisco, 1922. Model
of clock stand bearing Shrine emblem
and inscription. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1922;
G 64588.
PAN-AMERICAN FIREWORKS CO.,
Dodge, Ia. [496
Spirit of no-man’s land; by Fred-
erick Holmes. [Battle scene showing
18
Fort |
WORKS OF ART
no. 1, 1922
PAN-AMERICAN FIREWORKS co.—Contd.
trenches and wire entanglements, with
soldiers charging, led by tanks] © 1
ce. Feb. 28, 1922; G 64868.
Park (OrvILtE Davin) Greensboro,
ie Oe [497
Christian Endeavor four-squaré cam-
paign. [Drawing with letters, C. E. in
center surrounded by squares and in-
“ermuon) © 1 ¢. Feb. 7, 1922; G
64779.
PARKER (C. W.) Leavenworth, Kan.
[498
Ferris wheel seat. Design of semi-
enclosed seat for portable Ferris
Pemecia wo) Lc, Dec. 27, 1921; G
64616.
PASARTI CO., Providence, R. I. [499
Dante Alighieri; by Aristide B.
Cianfarani. [Bas-relief plaque show-
ing left profile bust of poet] © 1.
Feb. 2, 1922; G 64672.
PEARLMAN (VIicTor XS.) Chicago.
[500-509
Display console, G. Design of con-
sole with ornamented oblong-shape
band supported by scroll legs, cross-
bar re-enforcement with oval marble
display shelf and marble top. © 1.
Jan. 6, 1922; G 64444.
Display fixture A. Design of orna-
mental S-seroll with ornamental ad-
justable plate and base on marble.
©1e. Jan. 6, 1922; G 64438.
B. Design of ornamental C-
scrolls joined together forming heel
rest. © ic. Jan. 6, 1922; G 64439.
C. Design showing Dorie shaft
with ornamented adjustable rest-plate
and ornamental concave scalloped base.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1922; G 64440.
Display rack F. Design of rack
made of two uprights and cross-bar
with ornamental S-scrolls and palmette
ornament on oblong base. © 1 ¢. Jan.
6, 1922; G 64443.
Floor lamp G. Design showing high
ornamental cast base on black and gold
marble, with fluted shaft and orna-
mena! urn at top. © 1 c..Jan. 6,
1922; G 64446.
Ornamental shoe rest, D. Design of
shoe rest with round base. © 1 e.
Jan. 6, 1922; G 64441.
Oval display plateau, E. Design of
plateau having ornamented open work
band and supports with marble top.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1922; G 64442.
49
O17
PEARLMAN (Victor S.)—Continued.
Removable console bracket, H. De-
sign of bracket with ornamental S-
scrolls and cross-bar for drape, and
marble top. |©°t e. Jan. 6, 1922 °E
64445,
Table lamp, 4. Design of metal
lamp with enamel coloring and marble
base. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1921; G 64623.
PELLINI (B.) New York. [510
Disarmament and peace. Figure
seated on throne surrounded by group
of figures representing America show-
ing world triumph of peace. © 1 «¢
Dec. 18, 1921; G 64617.
PERRIN (V.) & CIE., New York. [511
Perrin gloves; by George Sharsmith
pro-art studio. [Bas-relief plaque
showing two children and kid at base
of circle with inscription] ©1e. Mar.
oy LOZ2Z Gr O40a2:
PERRY (GENTz) St. Louis. [pepo
Emblem of medical officers high
twelve club; by Richard T. Perry.
[Design showing large circle enclos-
ing small circle divided into three sec-
tions upon which are caduceus and
clock dial] © 1 ¢. Mar. 1, 1922; G
64919.
PETERSEN (HERMAN) Utica, N. Y.
[513
Colonel D. F. Nutt. [Comic draw-
ing of man walking with cane in hand]
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1922; G 64863.
PETERSEN (THEODORE) Los Angeles.
[514
Out of work. Model of figure of
tramp standing on square block. ©
1 ec. Feb. 28, 1922; G 64907.
PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL OF DESIGN FOR
WOMEN, Philadelphia. [515
Check design; by Eleanor J. Gra-
ham. Shaded background decorated
with ornamental border and leaves,
and artist’s insignia. © 1 ¢. Feb. 27,
1922; G 64900.
PHILLIPS (BEATRICE
Calif. [516
Polly Good Luck. [Model of female
figure with horseshoe comb on hair,
sling in hand, four-leaf clover on back
and rabbit foot on right leg] ©1e.
Feb. 13, 1922; G 64764.
PI PSI FRATERNITY, Detroit, Mich.
[517
Crest of Pi psi fraternity. [Design
showing skull and cross-bones above
shield containing Greek letters, and
chevron below] © 1c. Feb. 16, 1922;
G 64799.
EF.) Hollywood,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
518
pt. Iv., m8., V. 17
PINDAR (GEORGE N.) New York.
[518, 519
Bison; by James L. Clark. Model of
head of bison.
Toad; by Dwight Franklin.
of toad on round base]
© 1c. each Mar. 9, 1922; G 64970,
64971.
PLOTKIN (PETER) STUDIO OF FINE ARTS,
Dallas. [520
Commandment; by Peter Plotkin.
Painting showing star of Bethlehem
in upper right corner, Rebecca at well
below, Abraham and Isaac at left, and
angels kneeling at each side of letters,
IO OF, all-seeing eye and Bible above
centers © Abne) Bebb) 10s 1922-36
64729.
Powers (H. W.) Lake Wales, Fla.
fayal
Powers thrift system; by Henrik J.
Schmidt. Drawing of emblem consist-
ing of double lined circle with band
across center. © 1 ¢. Jan. 28, 1922;
G 64631.
Propst (LEETHA JOURNEY) Los An-
geles. [522.523
San Gabriel. [Front view of old
mission with large tree on each side
of entrance, above inscription ]
San Juan Capistrano. [Interior
view showing perspective of corridor
with columns and arches on right]
© 1 ¢. each Dee. 1, 1921; G 64857,
64858.
PROGRESSIVE TOY CO., INC., New York.
[524
Haskelite; by Samuel Haskell.
[Model of lamp in form of figure of
child standing under parasol] © 1.
Mar. 8, 1922; G 64931.
Purpy (CARRIE V.) Glenbrook, Conn.
[525
Paper dolls. Drawing of doll sur-
rounded by a group of heads. ©1e.
Feb. 2, 1922; G 64968.
RABAN (H. P.) Great Falls, Mont.
[526
First American news writer by
Charles M. Russell. Indian painting
on tanned buffalo robe stretched on
frame of poles, with Indian boy watch-
ing him. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G 64541.
RACHLISS (NATHAN A.) Detroit, Mich.
Lo2K
Book-end. [Model of figure of dog
sitting with paws on open book] ©1
e. Jan. 14, 1922; G 64682.
20
[ Model °
ReEA (JOHN L.) Plattsburgh, N. Y.
[528
Piper. Model of figure of dancing
man blowing double flute. © 1 «.
Jan. 20, 1922; G 64586.
Rea (Louis E.) San Francisco.
[529-541
At the base of Loma Alta, Calif.
[Landscape showing clumps of trees
in valley at foot of large mountain]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1922; G 64940.
Bit of Sausalito Bay, Calif. [Land-
scape Showing bay with small clump of
trees on right bank and hills in back-
ground] ©1e. Mar. 6, 1922; G 64989.
Diablo (Mt.) and Point Richmond
from Marin Co. shore, Calif. [lLand-
scape showing cattle on hillside at
right, lake in background and moun-
tains in distance] © 2 @ Jan, 48,
1922; G 64547.
Early morning, Mt. St. Helena and
upper Nappa Valley, Calif. [Land-
Scape showing patches of small trees
in valley with barren mountain in
background] © 1 «. Mar. 6, 1922; G
64941.
Early morning near Woodside, Calif.
[Landscape showing rolling hills
partly covered with seattering shrub-
bery] ©1c. Jan. 18, 1922; G 64545.
Lagunitas Ridge, Marin Co., Calif.
[Landscape showing eattle grazing
near shrubbery in foreground, barren
hills at right and valley extending
from right foreground to left back-
ground] © 1 ¢.\ Jan ds. 922-4
64548.
Near San Geronimo, Calif. [Land-
scape showing long cluster of trees in
left foreground and barren hills at
right and in background] © 1 «e.
Mar. 6, 1922; G 64937.
Near White Pass, Calif. [Land-
scape showing brook running through
valley in foreground, and mountain in
background] © 1 ¢. Mar. 6, 1922; G
64942.
On the way to Nicasio, Calif. [Per-
spective of road in valley with cluster
of trees and mountains in background ]
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1922; G 64703.
On the way to Tennessee Cove,
Calif. [View of small lake with moun- —
tains on each side and in background ]
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1922; G 64702.
Ridge above Niles Cafion, Calif.
[ Landscape showing cattle near shrub-
bery on hillside and barren ridge in
background] © 1. Jan. 18, 1922; @
64546.
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1921
589
Rea (Louis E.)—Continued.
Tamalpais (Mt.) from the side of
Loma Alta, Calif. [Landscape show-
ing patch of trees and shrubbery in
foreground, barren hills and moun-
tain in background] © 1 «¢. Mar. 6,
1922; G 64938.
Tamalpais (Mt.) from White’s Hill,
Calif. [Cattle on hill-side at right,
valley running oblique from left to
right and barren hills in background]
©1c. Jan. 18, 1922; G 64544.
RED cROSS (AMERICAN NATIONAL)
Washington. . [542-589
Backyard in Bruges, Belgium; by
Anna Milo Upjohn. [Three children
playing under shrubbery near door-
steps] ©1e. Jan. 16, 1922; G 64525.
Bethlehem, two little girls in Beth-
lehemite costume; by Anna Milo Up-
john [Two little girls in oriental dress
standing side-by-side] © 1c. Jan. 19,
1922; G 64567.
Bit of Bruges; by Anna Milo Up-
john. [View of arched stone bridge
across canal, with houses in back-
ground] © 1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G
64535.
Boy and donkey, Greece; by Anna
Milo Upjohn. [Small boy with staff
across shoulders standing by donkey]
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G 64522.
Boys with Christmas gifts, Greece;
by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Drawing of
one boy with toy boat and another with
toy house followed by group of chil-
aren) ©) 1’ ¢. Jan; 16, 1922; G 64510.
Child from the district of Charleroi,
Belgium; by Anna Milo~ Upjohn.
[Right three-quarter view bust of
young girl, with landscape in pback-
ground] ©1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G 64531.
Child’s head; by Anna Milo Upjohn.
Drawing of child’s head with anchor
embroidered on her scarf. © 1 e¢.
Jan. 16, 1922; G 64511.
Coming from school, Bruges, Bel-
gium; by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Five
children with books in hands crossing
bridge ever canal] © 1 e¢. Jan. 16,
1922; G 64528.
Cookie man, Athens, Greeece; by
Anna Milo Upjohn. [Elderly man
with basket of food on stand selling
doughnuts to two children.] © 1.
Jan. 16, 1922; G 64517.
Costumes of the Banat, Roumania;
by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Girl standing
with distaff in hand, talking to woman
seated.|] © 1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G
64521.
21
ReD Cross (AMERICAN NATIONAL )—Con.
Delivering the milk; by Anna Milo
Upjhon. [Two children watching
woman at door with cart load of milk
cans drawn by large dog.] ©1.«.
Jan. 16, 1922; G 64539.
Delphi, Greece, the Sibyl’s rock; by
Anna Milo Upjohn. [Greek girl seated
on large rock, with goat at base.] ©
ie wan. 16, 1922-2 G) 64513:
Fishing on the canals of Bruges,
Belgium; by Anna Milo Upjohn.
[Four children on bank of canal near
bridge, fishing with hooks and lines.]
©l1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G 64533.
Flemish type; by Anna Milo Up-
john. [Front view bust of little girl
with large eyes and small chin, and
hair falling over shoulder.] ©1l1e
Jan. 16, 1922; G 64538.
Belgium; by Anna Milo Up-
john. [Front view bust of boy with
large eyes and mouth, and small chin. J
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G 64527.
Ghent is called the city of flowers;
by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Small boy
loading wheelbarrow with flowers
which larger boy is clipping from
bush.] ©1. Jan. 16, 1922; G 64526.
Italy: Baby in Udine; by Anna Milo
Upjohn. [Left three-quarter view of
little boy wearing small round cap.]
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1922; G 64572.
scene in Udine; by Aina Milo
Upjohn. [Girl talking to boy and girl,
eart drawn by donkey on _ village
street.] ©lce. Jan. 19, 1922; G 64555.
Jerusalem, greeting the pet camel
with cauliflower leaves; by Anna Milo
Upjohn. [Girl offering leaves to camel
lying on ground.] © 1 ¢ Jan. 19;
1922; G 64565.
Jewish boy winding wool onto
spindles; by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Boy
winding wool on spindle from reel.]
©1ec. Jan. 19, 1922; G 64571.
Men ffilling goatskins with
water from well; by Anna Milo Up-
john. [One man carrying skin full of
water on back, and two others draw-
ing water from well.] ©1c. Jan. 19,
1922; G 64562.
the babies are carried astride
the shoulder; by Anna Milo Upjohn.
[Woman carrying baby seated on her
shoulder] © ite. Jan. 19,1922; GC
64570.
the street barber; by Anna Milo
Upjohn. [Barber shaving man seated
upon rug on street.] © 1c. Jan. 19,
1922; G 64566.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
589
ReED Cross (AMERICAN NATIONAL )—Con.
what is not carried on camel or
donkey back is carried on the head;
by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Woman and
children with water-bottles and bas-
kets on heads coming through arch-
way.] ©1ce. Jan. 19, 1922; G 64557.
Knossus, Island of Crete, Greece;
by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Little girl
standing by large urn.] ©1c. Jan. 16,
1922; G 64512.
Little boy from La Panne, Belgium ;
by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Front view
bust of small boy wearing narrow-
brimmed hat.|] © 1¢ Jan: 16, 1922;
G 64582.
Little girl in Bethlehem costume; by
Anna Milo Upjohn. [Left three-quac-
_ter view bust of little girl wearing
kerchief on head and double string of
beads around neck.] © 1c. Jan. 19,
1922; G 64561.
Market day in Bruges, Belgium; by
Anna Milo Upjohn. [People buying
from market women under large um-
brellas on side of street.]| © 1c. Jan.
16, 1922; G 64536.
Old ladies’ home, Belgium; by Anna
Milo Upjohn. [Front view of house
with dormer window above entrance. |
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G 64534.
Old woman teaching a girl to make
lace; by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Elderly
woman and young girl seated at table
makuge Jace] © 1 ¢ Jan. 16, 1922;
G 64540.
Palestine; by Anna Milo Upjohn.
Two children at the fountain. ©1 ©.
Jan. 19, 1922; G 64556.
Bedoin boy from the village of
Siloah; by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Right
profile bust of boy wearing head-gear
with trail down back.] ©1c. Jan. 19,
1922; G 64558.
group in the enclosure of the
Esch-Sherif; by Anna Milo
[Group of four people seated
Om eanynls:
Haram
Upjohn.
under tree by wall.]
1922; G 64564.
, little girl from Rem Allah; by
Anna Milo Upjohn. [Right three-
quarter view bust of girl wearing ori-
ental headdress. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1922 :
G 64560.
—,on the road between Jerusalem
and Jericho, a shepherd boy; by Anna
Milo Upjohn. [Shepherd boy seated
on rock guarding sheep] © 1c. Jan.
19, 1922; G 64569.
, village interior showing the
great bins for grain; by Anna Milo
Upjohn. [Man, woman and child
22
pt. Iv:, DoS: vo LT
Rep Cross (AMERICAN NATIONAL )—Con.
seated around large bowl near two
tall ‘bins]?’. © DL ean. pio aee2 eG
64568.
, woman of Ram Allah hunting
for a piece of silver lost from her
headdress; by Anna Milo Upjohn.
[Woman with candle in hand looking
in corner of room] © 1. Jan. 19,
1922; G 64559.
, women sifting grain; by Anna
Milo Upjohn. [Two women with child
seated by pile of-grain which they are
sifting] © 1 ¢« Jan doi as227 7G
64563.
Peasant’s house in northern Tran-
svylvania, Roumania; by Anna Milo
Upjohn. [Small sharp pointed thatched
roof house, with two hay-stacks in
background] © 1 e¢. Jan. 16, 1922;
G 64520.
Port of Candia,
Island of Crete,
Greece; by Anna Milo Upjohn. [View
of harbor showing boy driving don-
key in foreground, ships and fort in
background] © 1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G
64514.
Pump; by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Two
girls at pump and another carrying
two pails of water] © 1c Jan. 16,
1922; G 64537.
Sacks of Greece; by Anna Milo Up-
john. [Man, woman, children and
pack-donkey carrying sacks] © 1 ec.
Jan. 16, 1922; G 64509.
Saturday afternoon in Belgium; by
Anna Milo Upjohn. [Two girls clean-
ing dishes and cooking utensils] ©
1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G 64530.
Scene from the heights of Salonique,
Greece; by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Greek
girl with water-bottle in hand stand-
ing in archway, overlooking tower and
bay, with hills in distance] © 1 ©.
Jan. 16, 1922; G 64515.
Temple of Hera in Olympia, Greece;
by Anna Milo Upjohn. [Group of
children playing near two columns
among ruins of temple] © 1 ¢. Jan.
16, 1922; G 64516.
Type of country house in middle
Serbia near Nish; by Anna Milo Up-
john. [Low thatched roof house, with
women in doorway and under tree at
right] ©1c¢ Jan. 16) 1922)°G 364019:
Type of house in middle Serbia near
Mitrovitza; by Anna Milo Upjohn.
[Small house with thatched roof and
small porch] © 1c. Jan. 16, 1922; G
64518.
WORKS
no. 1, 1922
Rep Cross (AMERICAN NATIONAL)—Con.
Typical Belgian landscape; by Anna
Milo Upjohn. [Landscape showing
cottages by row of trees] ©1c. Jan.
16, 1922; G 64529.
Remeprp (ApotpH EK.) Los Angeles.
[590-592
Mission Dolores, San Francisco.
Miniature model of mission.
San Gabriel mission. Miniature
model of mission.
Santa Barbara mission. Miniature
model of mission.
25 1c. each Jan. 31, 1922; G 64638—
64640
Reni-Met (1L.) Paris. [593
America. [American soldier holding
up wounded French soldier with left
hand and signaling with right] © 1
e. Jan. 27, 1922; G 646738.
RHIND (J. Massey) New York. [594
Over the top. Tablet in high relief
showing group of infantrymen with
rifles emerging from trench and climb-
ing over sand-bags and barbed wire.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1922; G 64975.
RuHoADS (HARRY D.) Akron, O. [595
Lions club emblem. [Design show-
ing letter L in circle with head of lion
on each side] ©1c. Mar. 8, 1922; G
64956.
RivTvER (WALDEMAR H.) Brookline,
Mass. [596, 597
Boston. Drawing of formalized map
of city showing proposed buildings
for Boston university
Buildings for Boston university.
Drawing showing elevation and plan
of proposed buildings.
© 1c. each Jan. 11, 1922; G 64467,
64468.
RorpHvuro (JuLEs J.) San Francisco.
[598, 599
Getting acquainted. [California
landscape showing two dogs standing
face to face in field] © 1c. Jan. 10,
1922; G 64694.
Wanderer moose. Northwest land-
scape showing bull-moose on hillside
in foreground and small herd of moose
medistance. © 1c. Jan: 31, 1922; G
64641.
ROSENBAUM (CAROLINE) Atlanta.
[600
Patrick’s (Saint) day. [Drawing of
dome of Capitol and busts of Wash-
ington and Harding on leaves of large
shamrock superimposed upon U. S.
flag.] ©1c. Feb. 25, 1922; G 64987.
OF ART
614
ROWLES (FLORENCE F.) St. Paul. [601
Better babies weight chart. [De-
sign of chart with figure of baby in
oval at top.] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1922; G
64906.
Roxor stTupios, Chicago. [602
Lions’ lion; by Roger Noble Burn-
ham. Model of figure of lion stand-
ing erect with paws resting on top of
letter? ©!) 1 Ee} vSams) 16 19222) Ge
64505.
RUSSELL (JESSIE) New York. [603
Mermaid dolls. Design showing
mermaids surrounded by water. © 1
ce. Feb. 24, 1922; G 64871.
SCHROEDER (DANIEL) Washington.
[604
Wilson (Woodrow) Bas-relief
plaque showing left profile bust of Mr.
Wilson with glasses on. © 1. Feb.
24, 1922; G 64874.
SrLtz, ScHowas & co., Chicago. [605
‘Who ealls? [Right three-quarter
view of girl standing with shawl over
shoulders and left hand to ear.] ©1
ec. Jan. 23, 1922; G 64600.
SHERIDAN (CLARE: CoNSUELO) New
York. [606, 607
Lenin (N.) Sculptured bust.
Trotzky (Leon) Sculptured bust.
ae 1c. each Jan. 31, 1922; G 64635,
64636
SHIRLEY STUDIOS, Chicago. [608-614
Blacksmith; by M. Bernardini.
Model of book-end showing blacksmith
hammering iron on anvil before open
hearth.
Elephant at work; by M. Bernardini.
[Model of book-end in form of elephant
standing. ]
Fighting lions; by M. Bernardini.
Model of book-end in form of lion
crouched on rock ready to spring.
Grandfather; by M. Bernardini.
Model of book-end showing old man
seated in chair reading book.
Lincoln (Abe); by M. Bernardini.
Model of book-end showing Lincoln
seated in chair before fireplace.
Ram; by M. Bernardini. [Model of
book-end in form of ram fighting. ]
Young students; by M. Bernardini.
[Model of book-ends in form of boy
and girl seated reading book in laps.] -
© 1 ec. each Jan. 20, 1922; G 64575-
64581.
23
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
615
SHREVE, TREAT & Eacret, San Fran-
cisco. [615
Camel statuette; by T. A. Kellner.
Model of camel on pedestal, with
sphynx on buttress at each side, and
relief of caravan going to Mecca. ©
1c. Jan. 5, 1922; G 64429.
SILURIUM MANUFACTURING Co., Cleve-
land. [616
Silurium; by Homer Lee Jsinsley.
[Drawing showing left profile of
winged dragon. ] © tvevadan, 20. 1922)
G 64706.
Sisco (Curtis F.) New York. [617
Salt. Drawing of salt shaker with
diamond shapes representing salt in
backeround.! ©: 1 e) gan: 20;) 19227;
G 64683.
Sisk (GEORGE W.) Mo.
[618
KIkansas City,
Flapper. Model of figure of girl in
latest modes of dress, wearing spec-
tages, (©) o4)*e.; Jan. 130, ; 1922: 3G,
64875.
SmitH (Eimer E.) Savonburg, Kan.
[619
Paradise gained. [Painting show-
ing woman and man near fence at left,
globes in cloud above center, and river
from which road leads to gateway at
right with angels above.] ©1c. Jan.
9, 1922; G 64448.
SopERHOLTZ (Eric E.) West Goulds-
boro, Me. [620
Shell and frog bird fountain. Model
of conventional scallop shell mounted
on triangular base with frog seated on
lily-pad at back edge. © 1. Feb. 20,
1922; G 64815.
Sorvino (GENNARO) Brooklyn.
[621, 622
Abriani (Maria) [Model of figure
of woman wearing coat of mail with
short skirt. high headdress, and cloak
over shoulders. ]
Caruso (Enrico)
of Caruso standing with left hand in
pocket. |
© 1c. each Jan. 24, 1922; G 64608,
64609.
London.
[623
Poppies; by Margaret W. Tarrant.
Winged fairy girl asleep on poppy
leaf and winged fairy boy bending over
her, aS moon rises above horizon.
1 ec. Feb. 2, 1922; G 64859.
Stacey (WILLIAM JOHN)
24
[Model of figure !
Di TV wed
’ New York.
[624
Roosevelt (Theodore) Front view
bust portrait. © 11 @ Gandeeaie2t -
STONE (SryMour M.)
G 64420.
STtorcH (MarsHA) San Francisco.
[ 625.
Odalisk. [Statuette of draped fe-
male figure seated on cushion] © 1c.
Jan. 16, 1922; G 64523.
STRAW (RICHARD HENRY)
Calif. [626.
Dem gallopin bones. Model of bust
of negro on base with two dice. ©1e.
Feb. 16, 1922; G 64783.
SYBERKROP (Louis) Miami, Fla. [627
Evil spirit of the jungle. [View of
jungle tree with mass of exposed roots
around trunk and roots extending
from branches to ground] © 1c. Feb.
14, 1922; G 64765.
THACHER (JOHN H.) Kansas City, Mo.
[628-637
Boy, howdy; by H. M. Victor. Draw-
ing of Father Time as mess sergeant
is about to fill soldier’s cup.
by H. M. Victor. Drawing of
one soldier waking two soldiers asleep
on bunks in tent.
Four years ago, buddy; ue Ef. =NE.
Victor. Drawing of soldiers coming
out of dug-out protected by barb-wire
fence.
Lo boy; by H. M. Victor. Drawing
of officer talking to three soldiers play-
ing dice on deck of ship.
Lo buddy; by H. M. Victor. Draw-
ing of two soldiers on caisson drawn
by four horses, frightened by bursting
Shell above them.
May your Christmas furlough, ete. ;
by H. M. Victor. Drawing of soldier
watching girl about to embrace an-
other soldier.
May your road to prosperity be
straight ahead; by H. M. Victor.
[Drawing of two soldiers with map
standing on battlefield near ruins of
village.
Old timer; by H. M. Victor. Draw-
ing of soldiers alighting from box-car.
Say bo! by H. M. Victor. Drawing
of three soldiers marching through
mud and rain.
Yea bo; by H. M. Victor. Drawing
of officer with wings and halo seated
by safe, paying bags of money to
soldier.
Oakland,
© | eo 1 ¢. each Feb. 16, 1922; G 64789-
798.
WORKS OF ART
no. 1, 1922
663
OFFI ———————————————— aia
THOMAS (ALICE Biair) Los Angeles.
[638
I will go unto the hills from whence
cometh my help. Shepherdess driving
flock of sheep up hillside. © 1c. Jan.
23, 1922; G 64604.
THOMPSON (JOSEPH EVERETT) Junction
City, Kan. [639-646
Did you ever. Drawing showing
man standing outside of bathroom
watching another man enter with
towel on arm, © 1c. Feb. 20, 1922; |
G 64852.
Jet brothers. Drawing of comic
series of two negro characters. ©1c.
Feb. 3, 1922; G 64686.
1. Drawing of comic series
showing tall negro and short negro
Teading letter. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1922
G 64846.
2. Drawing of comic series
showing tall negro and short fat negro
walkans. © dc. Feb. 20, 1922; G
64847.
3. Drawing of comic series
showing tall negro cooking when stove-
pipe falls on head of short fat negro.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1922; G 64848.
4. Drawing of comic Series
showing fire-insurance agent talking to
short fat negro. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1922;
G 64849.
5. Drawing of comic series
showing tall negro and short fat negro
engaged in argument on street near
bakery wagon. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1922;
G 64850.
6. Drawing of comic series
showing tall negro and short fat negro
eating at small table. ©1c. Feb. 20,
1922; G 64851.
THOMPSON (JOSEPH M.) Tahlequah,
Ok. [647
Anxiety. [Drawing of woman in
night-gown standing with head leaning
against bed-post] © le Jan. 26,
1922; G 64732.
‘TUTTLE SILVER CO., INC., Boston. [648
Revere tea set; by Bernard A. Dolan.
[Plain design with figure of pine-
apple on cover.]| © 1c. Feb. 25, 1922;
G 64895.
Vacis (Potynatos G.) New York.
[649
Two Greek warriors. Model show-
ing one soldier protecting his wounded
comrade from being carried away by
enemy. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1922; G 64803.
20
VAN TuyL (ANDREW P.) Orange, N. J.
[650, 651
Radio. Drawing of altar in chancel
with scenes in background. © 1 ec.
Mar. 4, 1922; G 64935. _
Radio salutation to Old Glory.
[Drawing of radiophone about U. S.
flag which hangs over arm of Peace]
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1922; G 64806.
VARNEY (ANNA ELmirA) San Fran-
cisco. [652, 653
Blotter. Drawing of Shriner’s cap.
Metal bell. Drawing of bell in form
of Shriner’s cap.
© 1 c. each Mar. 13, 1922; G 65096,
65097.
VeccE (FRANcESCO) Brooklyn. [654
Caruso (Enrico) Sculptured bust.
©1e. Jan. 4, 1922; G 64419.
VocaAN (FRANK M:) Canton, O. [655
Cost. Model of figure of nude wo-
man kneeling upon book with head
resting upon globe. © 1 c¢. Feb. 23,
1922; G 64870.
Von RacuE (Betty) Chicago.
[ 656, G57
Animals. Drawing of lion in cage
and rabbit eating cabbage, with bars
of music between.
Cab; by John Enders. Drawing of
child on kiddie car, and automobile,
with bars of music between.
© 1 ¢. each Feb. 28, 1922; G 64908,
64909.
WAGNER (Rospert CLARK) Toledo, O.
[658
Clock frame. Design in form of
horseshoe around clock dial with Ma-
sonic emblem on clover leaf below.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1922; G 64573.
WALLER (C. CHARLES) New York.
[659
Mornanite. [Design showing hexa-
gon-shaped box decorated with scene
OF Visine Suni) ©) ie Web..9, 19221;).G
64866.
WALLIMANN (Orto) Kansas City, Mo.
[660
Sapollio (Tony) [Cartoon drawing
of small man standing with hands on
hips and cigar in mouth] © 1. Feb.
13, 1922; G 64762.
WALTER (VALERIE H.) New York.
[661-663
Finish. [Model of male figure run-
ning with hands raised above head]
Jim the master. Bas-relief of figure
of setter dog sitting on its haunches.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
664
Pt. IV. ne Sa Le
WALTER (VALERIE H.)—Continued.
Spirit of woman. Model of bust of
woman draped.
© 1 c¢. each Mar. 1, 1922; G 64910—
64912.
Warp (LeRoy P.) New York.
[664-687
Candlestick. Model of English
Gothic candlestick with hexagon spin-
dle on open work base and four rams
masks. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G 64734.
128. Model of English Gothic
candlestick with hectagonal spindle on
four scroll legs and square base. ©
1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G 64754.
132. Model of candlestick with
English Gothic spindle, open work base
on rams heads, and bird decorated
shaft. ©’ 1 ¢.\ Jan. 17, 1922: G 64739.
Centerpiece, 179 A. Model of center-
piece with open work base and bird
shaft holding bowl. © 1 ¢. Jan. 17,
1922; G 64744.
Centerpiece of the 14th century pe
riod, 170. Model of centerpiece with
three scrolls on rounded base, holding
bowl. -©1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G 64737.
170 A, Model of centerpiece of
fourteenth century with four scrolls
on square base, holding bowl. ©1e.
Jan. 17, 1922; G 64735.
Chair,-210; Model of chair in
wrought iron and bronze, in Spanish
renaissance style. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1922;
G 64746.
English Tudor smoking stand, 212.
Model of stand with round base, twisted
spindle, arched handle with Gothic or-
nament, and two such heads for rests.
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G 64751.
English Tudor standing lamp, 147.
Model of lamp with leadwork lantern,
twisted spindle and triangular base.
@ dt ce; Jano 71,4922" GAvAL.
148 A. Model of lamp with lead-
work lantern hanging in wrought iron
frame surmounted by figure of lion
and. shield. ©) 1:¢ Jan.j17, 1922.6
64742.
English Tudor torchére, 150. Model
with round base on four claws, twisted
spindle and cresting. © 1. Jan. 17,
1922; G 64749.
Fireplace rail. Model rail with fig-
ural panels and scrolls holding railing.
©OMmcre JanlS, 192226 64549;
Flower stand, 200. Model of stand
in handwrought iron, Gothic style,
with bowl and claw feet. ©1¢. Jdn.
17, 1922; G 64748.
26
Warp (LEeroy P.)—Continued.
213. Model of stand with four-
leg base and square spindle having
ornament in center and scrolls at top.
holding bowl. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G@
64747.
Gothic table lamp, 163. Model of
lamp with open base having scrolls
holding spindle with twist in center.
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1922; °G 64ta2.
Jardiniére, 201 A. Model in Spanish
renaissance style, handwrought. iron
with bronze panels and shields, four
large and twelve small spindles. ©
1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G 64740.
Library lamp. Model of modern
type lamp with three male figures on
round base carrying cylinder. © 1 e.
Jan. 18, 1922; G 64548.
Mirror, 211. Model of mirror in
Spanish renaissance style with two
spindles at sides, shield and figures of
two lions at top and mask below. ©
1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G 64745.
Pompeian ashtray, 116. Model of
ashtray with four rams-heads and legs
on ring, supporting bowl having two
snake heads for rests. © 1 ¢. Jan. 17,
1922; G 64753.
Smoking stand, 206. Model of stand
with Spanish renaissance spindle, dish,
three snake heads as rests, and three
feet. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G 64750.
Spanish candelabra. Model of can-
delabra with five lights. bambino base
and Spanish spindle. © 1c. Jan. 17,
1922; G 64736.
Standing lamp. Model of lamp in
Spanish renaissance style with twisted
spindle and bambino base on four
claws. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G 64738.
Table. Model of table with marble
top, in Spanish renaissance wrought
iron, decorated with panels and shields.
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G 64733.
Tudor candlestick, 1384. Model of
candlestick with hectagon base, twisted
spindle and openwork candle holder.
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1922; G 64748.
WEBER (FREDERICK THEODORE) New
York. [688
Pickford (Jack) [Left three-quar-
ter view bust of young man in his
shirt-sleeves] © 1c Jan. 3, 1922; G
64418.
WEIDLICH BROS. MFG. CO., Bridgeport,
Conn. [689-692
Homer; by, Alfred .J. lauder:
[Model of figure of blind poet seated
in Greek chair with scroll in lap]
WORKS OF ART
mo. 1, 1922
ee
WEIDLICH BROS. MFG. co.—Continued.
Indians, father and son; by Carl
Txieth. [Model of Indian teaching
Indian boy to shoot with bow and
arrow |]
Statue of philosopher. [Model of
nude figure of youth seated on pile of
books, with open book in lap and right
hand on forehead ]
Twain (Mark) [Model of figure of
Mr. Clemens seated in arm chair]
© 1c. each Feb. 11, 1922; G 64756—
64758, 64876.
WEISEMAN (T. WALTER) Emsworth,
Pa. [693
Bird of bird manor. [Conventional
drawing of bird with disk forming
back and inscription on wings] © 1
-¢. Jan. 31, 1922; G 64858.
Wipes (Grerarp M.) New York. [694
Perfume burner; by Vincenzo Mise-
randino. Model of figure of nude girl
leaning over pool. © 1 c¢. Feb. 25,
1922; G 64905.
WiniIaAMs (EsTeLiA) San Francisco.
[695
Oie. Model of bust of Chinese girl
with ribbon on her bobbed hair. ©
dec. Jan. 31, 1922; G 646387.
’ Witson (FRANK LEOPOLD) San Fran-
cisco. [696-698
Cotter’s Saturday night. [Group of
men and women seated around table
listening to elderly man read from
large book]
Extraordinary fox chase. [ Bas-
relief plaque showing man following
pack of dogs chasing fox into lady’s
house]
Halloween. [Bas-relief plaque show-
ing group of people around open fire-
place]
© 1c. each Feb. 20, 1922; G 64860-
64862.
706
WINTERHALDER (ERWIN) San Fran-
cisco. [699
Mystic crystal. Model of book-end
with half crouching, nude female fig-
ure slightly draped, with hand on ball.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1922; G 64638.
WITTMAN (ERNST) Jersey City. [700
Design, 4839; by Ernst Wittman.
[Checks formed by dots around
squares ] Otic, Heby 2519227 0G
64711.
WoopaLt (P. H.) Birmingham, Ala.
[TOL
Ornamental lamp shade. [Drawing
of shade above hootch bottle deco-
rated with figure of man seated on
ground drinking from can while an-
other stands near by with gun] ©
1 ¢. Web. 6, 1922; G~ 64693:
WUTTKE (HERMANN F.) New York.
[702
In memory of Ulysses S. Grant.
Design of memorial postcard with
bust portrait of Gen. Grant at top.
© es. dant 19) 11922 - Gy 6toaa:
Cleveland.
[703
Lamp. Design of circular bas-relief
plaque showing oriental lamp sur-
rounded by words, Florence Nightin-
gale centenary foundation 1820-1920.
© le Jan. 12, 1922; G 64475.
YOUNGSTOWN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOL-
ocy, Youngstown, O. [704
Better year through education 1922;
by D. W. Brown. Circular drawing
of young man looking at open book
and burning torch. © 1 ¢. Jan. 30,
1922; G 64695.
ZIMMERMANN (FRANK M.) New York.
[705, T06
Fifth zone beyond. [View show-
ing circular fountain in foreground
with large buildings on each side and
in background |
Seventh zone beyond. [View of
lawn with building at right and left,
and large building in background with
high tower in center and dome on
each side] © 1c. each Feb. 1, 1922;
G 64666, 64667.
YounGc (AGNES BROOKS)
Number of entries of Works of Art jncluded in the Catalogue since Jan. 1,
De ee ES pe SD CEN, oe eh ONE PR oe UR Ae OE Nee pn 0's
ho
~]
CLASS, -K
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS
Seen ScClENTIFIG OR TECHNICAL - CHARACTER; PHOTOGRAPHS;
PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
ABBoTT (Martin F.) Washington.
[707
Daylight reflections. © Feb. 14,
1922; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1922; J 253295.
ApAMS (JosEPH M.) New York. [708
Searchlight. © Dec. 27, 1921; 2 ¢.
Dee. 27, 1921; K 162864.
ADLER (DaviD) & SONS co., Milwaukee.
[709-718
[10 prints]:
[Dinton and Charlton, cut 304]—
[Glenroy and Wakefield, cut 310]—
[Hanley, cut 308]—[McBedwin finish,
eut 329]—[McBedwin finish with fig-
ure, cut 316]—[Parram and Belmar,
cut 3800]—[Princeton and Amherst,
eut 312]—[Stanford, cut 314]—[Sum-
mit and Chatham, cut 302]—[Wood-
mont, cut 307] © Feb. 1, 1922; 2 «
each Feb. 27, 1922; K 1638466-163475.
AEROMARINE AIRWAYS, INC., New York.
[719-723
Highball express to Bimini starts.
Pieean 18, 1922; 2 ec. Jan. 23, 1922;
Dy 252776.
[4 photographs]:
Bimini Bay hotel, Bahama Islands.
—Flying over Bimini—Flying over
tropic seas.—Leaving Bimini for Nas-
Sac) Jan. 10, 1922: 2 ¢ each Jan.
26, 1922; J 253608—253611.
AETNA cO., Philadelphia. [724
[Water heating system] © Nov. 1,
1921; 2c. Dec. 29, 1921; I 6478.
AMERICAN BANK NOTE Co., New York.
[725-734
Bahamas, coat of arms of, special
eeacit. © Jan. 17, 1922; 2 ¢. Feb. 15,
1922; K 163297.
Bahamas government, special C
Wao. ©) Jan. 17, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 15,
1922; K 163296.
— special C 1779. © Jan. 20,
eee 2)¢, Heb. 15, 1922; K 165299.
C 1764. © Oct. 5, 1921; 2 ¢. Jan.
Ze, 1922; K 162425.
100884—22——_3
AMERICAN BANK NOTE co.—Continued.
C AMD © Wees20, 1921 = 2 e. Jan:
23, 1922; K 162424.
CAs. © Jane 20:
15, 1922; K 163298.
C 1782. © Jan. 24,
15, 1922; K 163300.
CG 1783. © Jan. 24,
15, 1922; K 163301.
Chinese Italian bank corp., special C
L770 "© Dee, 19) 1920 2c: ane 23;
1922; K 162423.
Temple de Poséidon en Gréce, spe-
Cia ATTA. (© dane rd eel O22). 7 ie
Feb. 15, 1922; K 163302.
1922; 2 c. Feb.
1922; 2 c. Feb.
1922; 2 c. Feb.
AMERICAN COLORTYPE CO., Chicago.
American colortype co. [Spectrum
design] © Jan. 31, 1921; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1922; K 163842.
AMES, EmeEricH & co., Chicago. [736
Truth well told. © Jan. 5, 1922;
2 °C, gan, 20 19225: Ke 162850:
Amory, BRowNeE & co., Boston.
[737-740
Lure of lavender, 2137. © Nov. 15,
1921; 2 c. Nov. 16, 1921; K 161954.
Not a coward among them, 2149.
© Mar 5101922 - 2c. Mar. 2.) 19224 1K
163657. ©
Now you can buy it in colors. ©.
Jane 1922) 2) ehama 4) LOD DK
161799.
Sub-deb wears it, 2151. © Feb. 10,
1922) 2) ¢. Feb! 138) 19223 KO 163237.
ANDERSON (JOHN F.) St. Maries, Id.
. [41
Phone girl with a smile. © Feb. 21,
1922; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1922; J 253681.
ANDERSON GALLERIES, Chicago. [742
[Franklin (Benjamin) ; by EK. Dun-
lapqiy ©) Jane Bio 1922 372+ e: Webs. 4
1922; K 168381.
29
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
743
pt. IV.) Ris aN. AT
ARMSTRONG (CLARABEL) Ottawa, Kan.
[743
Seminole Indian doll. © Jan. 17,
1G22-2 °C. Jan: 19) 19226) 1 252821
ART FILM Co., Philadelphia. [744
Lycett (Jessica M.) © 1c. Feb. 27,
1922; J 253628.
ARTHUR stTupDIo, % Gerlach, Barklow
co., Joliet, Ill. [745-750
[6 prints]:
[By mountain and lake]—l[In the
purple twilight]—[Laughing water]—
[Message of love]—T[Rose of the moon-
light]—[Waiting for daddy] © Dec.
Qi AG2t =) Ze. each San. 18; 19222 1K
162087, 162107, 162111, 162116, 162119,
162122.
ASKIN (Morris W.) Washington. [751
Only living soul on guard. © Feb.
14, 1922; 2c. Feb. 14, 1922; J 2538296.
AULT (Ray Etmer) Alliance, O. [752
Ohio madonna. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1922;
J 252820.
BacLtey (JAMES M.) Boston. ifae
[Berkeley bldg.] © Jan. 25, 1922;
2 c. Jan. 27, 1922; K 162639.
BAKER (ALMERON J.) Portland, Or.
[754-769
Grand Canyon:
Bright Angel Point, panorama,
720.—Bright Angel Point, view from,
672.—Desert view, 548.—Forests on
North River, 591—Morning mists,
700.—Temple of Isis, 663. © Oct. 4,
1922) 2 Ee, Vench) Wane’ VG loz eee ey)
252689, 252693, 252695, 252697, 252703,
252704.
[10 photographs]:
Alvarada, 608—Hopi Indian, Ari-
zona, 570.—Hopi Indians, horses (Ca-
ngo-o) 667.—In the Pecos Valley,
533.—Jamez, N. M., old church ruins,
699.—Rio de Fryote Canyon, the kiva,
ceremonial cave, 558.—Santa Clara
chief, 644, 7083.—Sunset at Santa Fe,
§37.—Up the Pecos Valley, 528. ©
Oct. 4, 1921; 2 ec. each Jan 16, 1922;
J 252690-252692, 252694, 252696,
252698-252702.
Baker (CHARLES S. L.) Chicago.
[770, 771
Baker’s (C. S. L.) friction heaters
on electric, steam and refrigerator
cars operated from axle, 1. [Blue-
print] ©1c. Dec. 27, 1921; I 6525.
2. [Blueprint] © 1. Feb. 10,
1922; I 6526.
BARBER (H. R.) Gulfport, Miss. [er
Gulfport, Miss., Gulf park college
dormitory, West Beach. © Feb. 22,
1922; 2 c. Feb.-27, 1922; K 163464.
BARKER BROS., INC., Los Angeles. [773
[Five positions of the human figure
designed to illustrate the various ef-
fects of reclining on different types of
beds] © 1c. Feb. 20, 1922; I 6585.
BARTHOLOMEW (CHARLES L.) jr., Han-
over, N. H. [774-779
Brown (Capt. Roy) high jump. ©
June 1, 1921; 2 @¢> eb. 222. J
253094.
Dartmouth senior, composite, 1921.
© May 25, 1921: 2. e, Wen27 922) 5
253096.
Thomson (Earl) T4, T6, T7, T9. ©
June 1, 1921; 2 ¢. each Web.)Z, 1922;
J 253091—253093, 253095.
BracH (Matty PeEasopy) Ridgefield,
Conn. [780, 781
Scrub family. ©1c. Jan. 26, 1922;
J 252829.
Turtle scrub. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1922;
J 252828.
BEAVER MACHINE AND TOOL CO., INC.,
Newark, N. J. [782
Ain’t it a grand and glorious feel-
in’? © Oct.. 5, 1920 276 sane
1922; K 163345.
BEck (JOSEPH ALBERT) Pittsburgh.
[783, 784
Unfinished water cooler. © 1 ec.
Jan). 71,1922"), 2o2alse
Same. © 1 ¢. Jan; 0; 1922;
JZ apie.
Breck (Max) New York. [785
Bobbing. Up to date hair bobbing,
children’s hair cutting in all Styles.
© Dee. 1, 1921 > 2ie Vianna 1922.
J 253142.
BrEcKER (AUGUST) Brooklyn. [786
Hunterspoint lumber & supply co.,
inc. [Letterhead design] © Feb. 14,
1922; 2c. Feb. 17, 1922; K 163455.
BECKWITH co., Dowagiac, Mich. [787
Dowagiac’s wooing. © Mar. 10,
1922; 2 ec. Mar. 31, 1922; K 164246.
BELL (ALFRED) & CO., LTD., London.
; [788-792
[5 prints]:
[Blives (Mdile de) ; painted by Nat-
tier, engraved by M. Thorne]—[Bordi-
ghera, Italy; by A. L. Simpson ]—[Le-
con de musique; painted by I. B.
Hitaire, engraved by Will Hender-
30
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H’' TO K
no. 1, 1922
BELL (ALFRED) & co., LTD.—Continued. | BrppreE (C. T.) Hanford, Calif.
_ [5 prints]—Continued.
son]—[Lorraine (Louise de) _ prin-
cesse de Turenne; painted by Nattier,
engraved by Will Henderson]—[San
Remo, Italy, a shrine; by A. L. Simp-
son] © Jan. 16, 1922; 1 c. each Jan.
11, 1922; K 162008-162012.
BeELNAP (CHARLES M.) Battle Creek.
[793
Hreedom. © Mar. 10, 1922; 2 «.
Mar. 13, 1922; K 1638927.
BERKOWITZ ENVELOPE CO., Kansas City,
Mo. [794-805
Every accessory for milady’s toilette.
[Silhouette design for shopping bags]
eee en. 22. 1922: 2 c Keb. 27, 1922:
K 163477.
Gloves. [Design for notion enve-
Iopes| © Jan. 30, 1922: 2 c. Feb. 6,
1922; K 162884.
March sale of house furnishings. ©
eee 122: tf ec. Keb. 18, 1922;.1 ¢.
Mar. 6, 1922; K 163843.
Same. © Neb. 22, 1922: 2 ec.
Feb. 27, 1922; K 163476.
[Victor design for record delivery
envelopes] © Jan. 20, 1922; 2c. Jan.
30, 1922; K 163447.
{7 prints]:
February furniture sale. [Furni-
ture scene]—French ivory.—Lamps of
exquisite design to grace milady’s
household. [Lamp design]— Men’s
apparel section—Our infant’s shop.
[Infant’s shop design]—Our ladies’
apparel section. [Ladies’ apparel de-
sign]—Restaurant for shoppers con-
venience. [Restaurant scene] © Jan.
m_eto2i> 2 e. each Jan. 23, 1922: K
162427-162433.
BERNARD (J. WILSON) Bishop, Calif.
[806-811
mana (Mt.) © Nov. 1, 1921; 2 «.
Jan. 18, 1922; J 252747.
Owens River. © Nov. 1, 1921; 2 c¢.
man. 18, 1922; J 252746.
{4 photographs]:
George (Lake)—Shadow Lake.—
Tioga—Twin Lakes. © Dec. 1, 1921;
mec. each Jan. 18, 1922; J 252743-
252745, 252748.
Best (ALFRED M.) co., INC., New York.
[812
Insurance structure. [Blueprint]
Seetan, 2. 1922- 2 ¢«. Jan. 25; 1922;
I 6472.
BETHE BROS., Green Bay, Wis. [813
Green Bay, Wis., Wisconsin state
pure bred grain exhibit. © Jan. 28,
mee 2 e€. Jan. 31, 1922; J 253029.
a1
832
[814
American overseas forces. [Worlds
war souvenir certificate] © Dec. 15,
1921; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1922; K 163448.
BIGELOW (HaAyES) Tarpon Springs,
Mia. [815-817
Venizelos:
At station, 1—In auto, 37.—On
boat, 36. © Feb. 7, 1922; 2 ¢. each
Heb 11g) 3S 2ia2 22a:
BircH-FIELD (CHARLES ARTHUR) New
York. [818
Genie of genius. © Dec. 21, 1921;
2. ¢. Jan. 3, 1922); 1% 161664,
Brack (A.) AND Brack (D. R.) New
York. [819
1922 will use airways. © Jan. 1,
1927 2res Jan: 14. 19277: Ke 161988:
Biack (H.) AND BuAck (C.) Mt. Ster-
ling, Ill. [820
Plans for scientific violin construc-
tion [Blueprint] © Jan. 3, 1922; 2
e. Meb; 15,1922; 1 6550:
BLACKISTON (G. P.) Canton, O.
[821-823
[3 prints]:
Finis.—Phantom ship. Quiet, digni-
fied supervision, etc. [Arrested prog-
ress] © July 1, 1920; 2 ¢. each Feb.
24, 1922; IK 163908-163910.
BLANCHARD co., Aurora, Ill.
[824, 825
[Along the bay at Naples] © Dec.
Dike NOD 2Nes Deesots 192K Ne 162i:
[Love me, love my dog] © Dec. 27,
AGF 256. INOVs Te 192K 1627 TL.
BLopcGETt (Harvey) St. Paul, Minn.
[826-831
Think: (©) Aug. 10, 1921.-.2..e Feb:
15, 1922; K 163479.
Your enthusiasm, does it run you or
doryou run it?) ©) Aus 10; 1921. 2) ¢
Feb. 15, 1922; K 163481.
[4 prints]:
Are you planning?—Develop the
power that is in you.—Give yourself a
square deal.—Steps to success. © Dec.
8, 1921: 2 ¢ each Feb. -15, 1922; K
163478, 163480, 168482, 162483.
BLUMENTHAL (Harry) El Paso.
[832
Franklin (Mt.) nature’s monument
of time to El Paso. © Jan. 26, 1922;
2 eo Web, 1922: F2535016:
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BopurTHA (NATALIE LOUISE) Dela-
ware, O. [8383
Hoffman (Dr. John A.) president of
Ohio Wesleyan university. © Dec. 29,
1921; 2c. Jan. 8, 1922; J 252390.
BocERT (JOHN VANDEN) Grand Rapids,
Mich. [834
Kent.’ [Blueprint] © Dec. 19,
1921; 2 c. Jan. 12, 1922; I 6458.
BoHAL (EK. L.) & co., Mansfield, O.
[835
Making melody in your heart. ©
Dee; 9, 192132 ¢. Jan, 14.1922) 16
161995.
BoNNELL (RoBertT Henry) Houston.
[836
Those love dream eyes. © Jan. 3,
1922 2 ee, Neb. 6, 1922 <3, 253313,
Bonwit, TELLER & co., New York.
[8387, 838
[Decorative drawing, 590] © Aug.
At 192 2c, Aue, 27,0921 KtGZ35a:
Exhibition of autumn and winter
fashions. [Decorative drawing, 587]
©) Sept16, 1921" 2) eo Aues 27, 121:
K 162334.
Borsrorp (lL. W.) Cragsmoor, N. Y.
[839-846
[8 photographs] :
Oragsmoor inn property.—Gorge.—
Lakwelend Pool.—Mance’s house.—
Old bar-post.—Old rail fence.—Sam’s
Point, oblong.—Sam’s Point, panel. ©
Dee. 14, 1921; 2 c. each Dec. 30, 1921;
J 258037-253044.
BowpisH (Gorpon 8S.) New Orleans.
[847
Texasphaltic pavement. © Feb. 1,
1922; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1922; I 6558.
BRADLEY (MiLToNn) co., Springfield,
Mass. [848
Embeco color chart. © Feb. 18,
1922; 2 ec. Feb. 25, 1922; K 163448.
BRAND (FRANK JOSEPH) Chicago. [849
[Visualization bookkeeping chart]
© 1 ¢. Feb. 10, 1922; I 6590.
BRANDOM BROS. PUB. CO., Pittsburgh.
Spine. © Feb. 20, 1922; 2
oy 192? Oo9 1:
Breckon (W. O.) sTupios, Pittsburgh.
[851, 852
Rauh (Mrs. Enoch) A. B. © Dec.
24 1921-2) ec. .eachy Jan 3, A922 2.05)
252387, 252388.
e) Mar
BRETZMAN (CHARLES F.) Indianapolis.
[853
American legion, Liason committee.
© Jan; 21, 1922;'2 ¢ Jan2eudo22 Fi
252841.
Brocu (TREPKA) Copenhagen. [854
Hus for een familie, type E. © Dec:
15, 1921; 2 ce. Jan. 24, 1922; 1 G468.
BROOKER (PEARSON DUBoseE) St. Louis.
[855
Standardizing of a dentifrice. ©
Ae 21, 1922; 2: ¢.: Web 231922 )) ae
Brown & BIGELow, St. Paul. [856-883
Remembrance advertising. Look
what the Eclipse people sent me, etc.
© Nov. 15, 1921; 2 cc) dian, 2a 1922
K 162348.
McArthur’s certainly have good
taste, etc. © Jan. 15, 1922; 2c. Feb. 6,
1922; K 162886.
Some action, eh? Dec. 15.
1921; 2c Jan. 14, 1922; K 161996.
[25 prints]:
[AS evening hurries by]—Bold
bluff] — [Day dreams] — [Plaine] —
[Enchanted high wa y]—[Hnchant-
ment ]—[Happiness]—[In the land of
the sandman]—[Into new country ]—
[Isle of golden dreams]—T[Katchina
maker]—[Last ray]—[Merely Mary
Ann |]—[Norma]—[Old timers ]—[Ong
the range]—[Remembrance]—[Sentry
by the sea]—|[Shadowland]—[Sleepy
Hollow]—[Souvenir of the lake|]—
[Spirit of Lexington]—[Stalking the
huntsmen]—[Unconquered places]—
[Winona] © Jan. 1, 1922; 2 ec. each
Mar. 6, 1922; K 163778-163802.
BucHANAN (J. BARR) Los Angeles.
[884
When evening tints the west. ©
Nov. 23, 1921; 1 c. Nov. 30, 1921; 1 «©
Jan: 11,1922) :- 3 2azGsde
Buckxiin (W. 8S.) % Gerlach, Bark-
low co., Joliet, I]. [885
[Whisper of spring] @©Dec. 27,
1921; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1922; K 162108.
Bure (M. O.) Lanesboro, Minn.
Christmas morn. © Nov. 15,
2 ec. Dec. 14, 1921; JF 252640.
[886
1923
BUHMILLER (JOHN R.) Glacier Park,
Mont. [887
Mountain goats at shedding time.
©'Dec. 20, 1921; 2 ¢. Jan: 28) 19229
J 252830.
a2
no. 1, 1922
BULLETIN PUBLISHING co., San Fran-
cisco. [888
Live in California. © Feb. 9, 1922;
2 c. Feb. 6, 1922; K 163209.
Bunpy (ArtHvur L.) Richmond, Ind.
[889-894
[6 photographs] :
Among the beeches—Beeches on
Clear Creek.—Michigan woods.—Win-
ter.—Woodland study.—Woods in win-
ter. © Feb. 14, 1922; 2 c. each Feb. 16,
1922; J 253340—253345.
BUNNELL PHOTO SHOP, San Diego.
[895, 896
California (U.S. 8S.) off Point Loma.
Balit. ©Nov. 9, 1921: 2 ec. Jan. 9,
41922; J 252568.
Wood (U. S. S.) ©ONov. 9, 1921;
mc. Jan. 9, 1922; J 252567.
Burpick (Hp N.) Westerly, R. I.
[897
Watch Hill, R. I., panorama view.
Peet 9922; 2 e. Jan. 138, 1922;
7 252656.
BurpDIcK, GARRISON co., INC., New York.
[898-900
[3 prints]:
[Fascination]—[Please mamma]—
[Temptation] ©Jan. 1, 1922; 2 e¢.
each Jan. 21, 1922; K 162353-162355.
BUTLER CAFE REVUE, Seattle.
[15 photographs]:
Ballet girl.— Bathing girl. — Co-
quett. — Dancer.—Egyptian.—Elsie.—
[901-915
Entertainer.—F lora.—F lossie.—Geral-.
dine. — Indifference. — Jessie. — Mar-
guerite. — Tambourine girl. — Tomboy.
© Dec. 9, 1921; 2 c. each Dec. 14,
1921; J 253144253158.
CALLISON (LAuRA M.) Washington.
[916
Callison (Laura M.) and her golf-
ers. delicht. ©¥Feb. 20, 1922; 2 «.
wep. 20, 1922; J 253533.
CAMERON (JAMES L.) Cleveland.
[917, 918
[One room apartment with bed
closet, bath and kitchenett, giving a
4 room efficiency, floor plan. Blue
print] © Mar. 4, 1922: 2 c. Mar. 6,
1922; I 6580.
[Two room apartment with bed
closet to each room. one common bath
room and one kitchenett, giving a 5
room efliciency, floor plan. Blueprint]
Mar. 4, 1922: 2 c Mar. 6, 1922:
I 6581.
30
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
1043
CAMPBELL (Macy) Cedar Falls, Ia.
[919
Tipton, Ia., eighteen rural school
houses. © 1 ¢ Jan. 9, 1922: 252583.
CAMPBELL PTG. COo., Des Moines.
[920-926
Basketball design, 5-7. © Dee. 31,
192k. 2) eo Jans 3) 2922) IK 160759=
161761.
Football design. 1-4. © Dec. 31,
1921: 2 & each Jan. 3, 1922: K-161756—
161758, 161762.
CARPENTERS’ CO. OF
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Pa., Carpenters’ Hall:
[927-929
[Exterior]—First prayer in Con-
gress, Sept., 1774.—Interior. © Jan.
30) 1922)" 2c) ,each damon. 1927 = 0K
163334-1638336.
CARROLL (J. B.) co., Chicago. [930 ©
[Walking doll] © Sept. 1, 1921;
2c. Feb. 4, 1922; K 162841.
CAUFIELD & SHOOK, INC., Louisville.
[931-1043
PHILADELPHIA,
Frankfort, Ky.:
Boone’s (Daniel) grave, 38154—
Boone’s (Daniel) monument, 38153.—
Capitol, entrance. 38142.— Capitol,
from road to Louisville, 38143.—Cap-
itol, interior, 38141.—Capitol, Lincoln
statue, 38140.—Capitol, looking south
showing walks and drive in foreground,
38144—Capitol, looking southwest,
without statue in foreground, 38145.—
From Capitol dome, bird’s-eye view
looking north, 38148.—Goebel statue,
38150.—Governor’s mansion from Cap-
itol dome, 38146.—Governor’s mansion,
ground view, 38147.—Kentucky River
from Capitol dome, 38149.—Mexican
war graves with full view of monu-
ment, 388155—Mexican war graves
with half view of monument, 38156.—
O’Hara’s (Theodore) grave, 38160—
Old Capitol bldg., 38151.—Penitentiary,
38152.—View from cemetery looking
west showing boat in middle of river
and bridge, 38159.—View from ceme-
tery showing levee road on _ right.
Jolene). dam. 15. i922 v2) @ ench
Feb. 20, 1922; J 2585138-—253532.
Hodgenville, Ky., Public square:
Larue County Court House on right.
38471.—Looking northeast, 38472.—
St. Gauden’s statute of Lincoln,
a047%5. -© Jan. 15, 1922; 2 ¢ each
Feb. 20, 1922; J 2538473-—253475.
Lincoln memorial farm:
Auto drive and entrance to Memorial
bldg., entrance to spring on right, farm
in distance, 38462.—Old Creel home-
stead erected on farm shortly after
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CAUFIELD & SHOOK, INC.—Continued.
Lincoln memorial farm—Contd.
the Lincolns moved to Illinois, eétc.,
38467.—Spring used by the Lincoln
family, close up, 38463.—Spring used
by the Lincoln family, general view,
38465.—Stone steps leading to the orig-
inal spring used by the Lincoln family,
38466). (© Jan ib, 1922>- 2) ec) each
Feb. 20, 1922; J 253479-253481, 253483,
253484.
Lincoln memorial farm, Memorial
bldg. :
And auto drive, 38460.—Close up
from §S.-EH., 38469.—From east end,
38461.—Interior showing Lincoln cabin
placed on exact spot where originally
built, 38464——Names of officers of Lin-
coln farm assn. on tablet in rear of,
38470.—Straight front view, 38459.—\
Trustees names, 38468. © Jan. 15,
1922; 2 c. each Feb. 20, 1922; J 253476—
253478, 253482, 253485-253487.
Louisville, Ky.:
Aetna refining co. plant, general
view, 38498.—Belknap school, exterior,
Louisville public schools, 38488.—Bel-
knap school, gymnasium, Louisville
public schools, 38489.—Board of church
extension, M. E. church south, 38838.—
Cherokee road and Highland ave.,
Parr’s rest, 89874.—Cherokee road,
Jas. R. Duffin residence, 38839.—Con-
federate monument from northeast,
38840.—Courier journal bldg., exte-
rior, 39877.—First Christian church,
38502.—Hiram Roberts school, a typi-
eal lunch room, Louisville public
schools, 38486—Holy Name church,
exterior, 38561—Holy name church,
interior, 38560.—Illinois central r. r.,
roundhouse and yards, 38482.—Inter-
Southern bldg., 388596.—Jefferson
Counnty Court house, 39466.—\Jeffer-
son County Court house, Henry Clay
statue, 39467—Keith’s (B. F.) na-
tional theatre, exterior, 39876—Levy
bros. bldg., 39464.—Marion H. Taylor
bldg.. 389461.—Neighborhood house,
38163.—Portland school, kindergarten
class, Louisville public schools, 38487.—
Realty bldg., 38356.—Rialto theatre,
exterior, 39878.—Seelbach hotel, main
dining room, 38165.— Starks bldg.,
39815.— Todd bldg., 38167.— Tyler
hotel. 38166.—University of Louisville,
college of dentistry, 38485.—University
of Louisville, medical dept., 38357.—
Visitation home, Catholic home for
working girls, 39462—Vocational
school, Louisville public schools,
38356.—W ashington apartments,
39465.—19th & High sts., Louisville
railway co. power house, 38483.—©
CAUFIELD & SHOOK, INc.—Continued.
Louisville, Ky.—Continued.
Jan. 15,.1922; 2 c. each Feb. 20, 1922;
J 2538420 — 253422, ~ 25342400 43425,
258428, 253431—-253434, 253436, 253487,
253440—-253442, 253446, 253447, 253450,
253454, 253463-253467, 253469, 253470,
253495-—253497, 253506—-253508, 253510.
Louisville, Ky., Cherokee park:
Belknap bridge from Cowan prop-
erty, 38240.—Falls, 38841.—Road to
Big Rock in foreground, 38162.—Scene
en golf links, 38161. © Jan. 15, 1922;
2 ¢. each Feb. 20; 1922: 3, 2538439.
253504, 2538510, -2oaake,
Louisville, Ky., Iroquois park:
Dogwood road, 39469.—Kenwood
Hill in distance, 39468.—Observation
point on top of hill, looking toward
Louisville, 28242—Road scene, 38241.
© Jan. 15, 1922. 2c. each eb. 20;
1922; J 253429, 2534380, 253502, 253503.
Louisville, Ky., Kentucky state fair
grounds:
Looking towards auto’ entrance,
38495.—Pike from race stand, 38497.
Pike, looking east from horse show
bldg., 38348.—Race track, 38493.—Wo-
men’s dept, 38492. © Jan. 15, 1922;
2 ¢. each Feb. 20, 192255 s2ae40o,
253457, 253459, 253460, 253501.
Louisville, Ky., Kentucky state fair
grounds, M. & M. bldg.:
Agricultural exhibit, 2nd floor,
38496.—Entrance, night scene, 38351.—
Horticultural display, balcony, 38494.—
Interior from balcony, looking N. E.,
38349.—Night scene, # view, 38350.—
View looking northwest, 39470. ©
Jan. 15, 1922; 2 ¢. each) Hep Z0na922;
J 253427, 253456, 253458, 253498-
253500.
Louisville, Ky., Louisville:
Automobile club, exterior, 39875.—
College of pharmacy, 38484.—Country
club, approach from River’ road,
38836.—Country club, exterior, 38837.—
Country club, interior from corner,
38835.—-Free public library, Portland
branch, 38490.—Free public library,
Shelby park branch, 388491.—Herald —
bldg., 39765.—National bank bldg.,
88168. © Jan. 15, 1922; 2 ¢ each Feb.
20, 1922; J 253423, 253426, 2538443-
253445, 253461, 253462, 253468, 253505.
Louisville, Ky., U. S. fish hatchery:
Manager’s residence, 38499.—Ponds
and bldgs., 38501—View from west
end, 38500. © Jan. 15, 1922; 2 c. each
Feb. 20, 1922; J 253451—253455.
Ravenna, Ky.:
Government locks on Kentucky
River, 38438.—Government locks on
o4
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
me. 1, £922
CAUFIELD & SHOOK, INcC.—Continued.
Ravenna, Ky.—Continued.
Kentucky River, close up, 38437.—Hill
top view, 38441—Kentucky River,
38439.—-R. r. yard and depot, 38440.
fo) Jan.-15, 1922; 2 c. each Feb. 20,
1922; J 258488-253492.
[9 photographs]:
Crab Orchard, Ky., first brick house
in Kentucky, 39463.—Dawson Springs,
Ky., 38842.—Irvine, Ky., 38436.—
Irvine, Ky., on the Kentucky River,
38435.—Prospect, Ky., covered bridge,
38164. — Scene on _ levee, 388504.—
Scene on levee, Steamer Nashville in
foreground, 38503.—Tobacco industry,
a crop ready to cut, 38481.—Tobacco
industry, a field of ripe tobacco, 38480.
© Jan. 15, 1922; 2 c. each Feb. 20,
1922; J 253485, 253488, 253448, 253449,
258471, 2538472, 2538493, 253494, 253509.
CENTRAL SCHOOL SUPPLY CO.,
Louisville, Ky. [1044
Kentucky blue grass. © Jan. 10,
a2; 2 @. Heb. 6, 1922; K 162877.
CHANDLER & CO., INC., Boston.
[1045-1047
Chandler & co.’s hat. © Mar. 4,
1922; 1c. Mar. 8, 1922; K 163895.
Gowns at sixty-five dollars. © Mar.
2, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1922; K 163845.
Misses tweed suits, $22.50. © Mar.
2, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1922; K 163846.
CHESTNUT STREET ASSN., Philadelphia.
[1048
[Philadelphia, Pa., diagram of traffic
at Broad and Chestnut sts.] ©l1e.
gan. 25, 1922; I 6471.
CHICAGO BRIDGE AND IRON WoRKsS, Chi-
cago. [1049
Trainload of oil tanks. © Jan. 5,
1922; 2c. Jan. 16, 1922; J 252678.
CHICAGO EVENING AMERICAN PUB. CO.,
Chicago. [1050
Moving picture of what Muratore
thinks of Mary Garden. © Jan. 19,
1922; 1 c. Feb. 10, 1922; K 163202.
INC.,
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Chicago. [1051-1563
All dolled up to be good. © Jan. 4,
#922; 1 c. Jan. 6, 1922; K 161847.
All finished except—. © Jan. 12,
maa; 1 ¢ Jan. 16, 1922; K 162213.
Among our little chores. © Jan. 21,
1922; 1 c. Jan. 23, 1922; K 162448.
And now the attack of January
blues. © Jan. 3, 1922
1922; K 161851.
eC), ah.) O;
2
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CHIcAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
And when we do need the navy. ©
Mar 04,0922) bes) Mar. 03. 1922 2) 16
163804.
Another glimpse into another world.
©) Feb: Gilo22) 1) ec. Webs: 8;) 1922) 1
163013.
Aquarium could be mighty instruc-
tive. © Feb. 16, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 18,
1922; K 163578.
Army of the unemployed. © Jan. 8,
1922..nlren sane tt O22 Ke GTOLS:
Back to early principles and no
taxes. © Feb. 20, 1922; 1 c Feb. 23,
1922; K 163600.
Begging to be excused. © Mar. 10,
1922; 1c. Mar. 14, 1922; K 163987.
Beginning of European reconstruc-
font ©) Jan 10h 1922 bse, Janos:
TOZD Ke LGg221.
Bellicose France may scare the good
fellow away. © Dec. 30, 1921; 1 ¢.
Jan. 3, 1922; K 161707.
But grandma was called a tomboy.
Oidians 238 19221 ex Jans ai 1922
K 162699.
Cartoons of the day. © Jan. 26,
1927-9 te. Jan. 28.) 1922)- K 162740;
Changing world. © Jan. 28, 1922 ;
1c. Feb. 1, 1922; K 162814.
Discovered. © Jan. 20, 1922; 1 c.
Jan. 23, 1922; K 162436.
Doc says we have a new ailment. ©
Heb. 10; 1922); "it es Web: 13, 8922-7 0K
163289.
Doing and talking. © Jan. 21, 1922;
1c. Jan. 23, 1922; K 162489.
Eventually, why not now. © Dec. 29,
TOMI LC) Jams So. 9022: KolGl OL,
Expert advice. © Mar. 15, 1922; 1
ce. Mar. 18, 1922; K 164063.
Familiar with the sport, but not
with its improvements. © Jan. 16,
1922; 1c. Jan. 19, 1922; K 162292.
Feller can eat just so much. © Jan.
Dito wes Jan. 20, §922 2K 162691)
Wixed:)) ©) dan: 71, 1922-1 ce Tan? 9;
1922; K 161863.
France is more—. © Jan. 13, 1922;
dey Sand MOD Ie LOZ
Gasoline alley [1921]:
© Nov. 30; 1c. Jan. 11; K 161951.
© Dec. 28; 1c. Jan. 3; K 161712.
© Dec. 29; 1c. Jan. 3; K 161699.
©: Dee. 307 te, Jan: 3; 1% 161706.
© Dec. a1; 1c, Jan, 5; K 161824.
—— [1922]:
© tan tt ec. Jan,
@\san. 2) 1 e) Jan.
€5 1 161872.
6; K 161848
5
1563
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2 Saw eae aioe
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8; 1c. Jan.
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11; 1c. Feb.
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© Feb. 16; 1 ¢. Feb.
10 by Ge AK i) SIS) OP
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© Feb. 19; 1 c. Feb.
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K 161852.
K 161843.
K 161879.
K 161859.
K 161866.
K 161917.
K 161924.
K 162218.
K 162205.
K 162209.
K 162270.
K 162279.
K 162282.
K 162291.
K 162238.
; K 162359.
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; K 162443.
; K 162487.
; K 162689.
; K 162695.
; K 162629.
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K 162707...
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K 162813.
K 162819.
162821.
162855.
162838.
162861.
162876.
162913.
163009.
163011.
163279.
; K 163183.
; K 163207.
; K 163290.
; K 168284.
; K 163315.
; K 163305.
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; K 163586.
; K 163592.
K 163607.
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ASG orion le
K
36
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CuHicaco TRIBUNE—Continued.
Gasoline alley [1922]—Continued.
CG) Webs 22:21
Feb.
24; K 163617.
© Feb. 23; 1 c. Feb. 25; K 163626.
© Feb. 24; 1¢.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
Feb.
Zoe Lie
2G. 15
Asie
Parote ILI e.
Leties
Papen led ©
So de
Ee OE
Sieg kr Cs
Oye
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar:
Mar.
Mar.
28; K 163565.
1; K 163632.
2; K 163655.
2; K 163645.
2; K 163639.
6; K d6ssit.
6; K 163823.
GC; Kod@est sf.
7; K 163806.
8; K 163872.
8; K 163865.
7: 1c. Mar. 10; Keaesgr9:
8: 1 ¢@. Mar.
10; K 163917.
9; 1 ¢. Mar. 11; K 168963.
LOS ae:
Lae les
1) ee
to suahie
a hen De cle
lose
162 oe
I Ae)
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14; K 163983.
13; K 163957.
16; K, 164034.
16; K 164027.
17; K 164047.
18; K 164062.
18; K 164052.
20; K 164095.
Genoa conference loses its prize spe-
cialist.
1922; K 162694.
Getting ready for tomorrow. © Jan.
5, 1922; 1 ce. Jan. 1%, 1922; K tGis74.
Go West, young man.
© Jan. 25, 1922 itan 27:
© Feb. 8,
1922; 1 c. Feb. 10, 1922; K 163181.
Good bye or au revoir?
© ven. 17,
1922; 1 ec. Jan. 19, 1922; KK 1622359.
Guide, sir?’ © Dee si) Ae2t- ct ec
Jan. 5, 19225, 1K 16ts25-
Gumps [1921]:
© Dee. 28; 1 ¢, Jan. 35 R617:
© Dec. 29; 1.e@ Jan, Ske 161 700:
© Dec. 30; 1 c. Jan. 3; K 161705.
© Dee. 313/116 Jame
5; K 161826.
—— [1922]: .
© Jan. 23°. €)san Ge ee AGL SSG:
© Jan. 3; 1 eo diametG yee solsess:
© Jan. 4; 1c Jan. 6; K 161844.
© Jan.5; Le Jans ee eaiolieiss
© Jan. 6; 1c; Jano ie aeIs5 ke
©. Jan. %3 1 -e@ Jane Ke 161865:
© Jan. 9: 1) e Jans aK aloo
© Jan! 10;4 ¢ Jans tye 16221
© Jan. 11; 1c. Jan. 14; K 162200.
© Jan. 12; 1 c. Jan. 16); 1 162210;
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 1, 1922 1568
Cuicaco TRIBUNE—Continued. CuHiIcago TRIBUNE—Continued.
Gumps [1922]—Continued. Gumps [1922]—Continued.
© Jan. 13; 1c. Jan. 17; K 162269. © Mar. 5; 1 ¢. Mar. 8; K 163869.
© Jan. 14;1¢. Jan. 16; K 162274. © Mar. 6; 1 ¢ Mar. 8; Ki 163361.
© Jan. 16; 1c. Jan. 19; K 162289. © Mar. 7; 1 c. Mar. 10; K 163920.
© Jan. 17; 1c. Jan. 19; K 162237. © Mar. 8; 1 @ Mar. 10; K 168916.
© Jan. 18; 1¢ Jan. 21; K 162360. © Mar. 9; 1c. Mar. 11; K 163959.
© Jan. 19; 1 ¢. Jan. 21; K 162296. © Mar. 10; 1 ¢. Mar. 14; K 163982.
© Jan. 20; 1c. Jan. 23; K 162445. © Mar. 11; 1 c. Mar. 13; K 163953.
© Jan. 21: 1c. Jan. 23; K 162447. © Mar. 12; 1 c. Mar.16; K 164081.
© Jan. 22; 1c. Jan. 27; K 162686. © Mar. 13; 1c. Mar. 16; K 164028.
© Jan. 23; 1. Jan. 27; K 162697. © Mar. 14; 1c. Mar.17; K 164046.
(Olan, 2451 ¢.. Jan. 26; K 162630. © Mar.15; 1c. Mar.18; K 164061.
© Jan. 25; 1c. Jan. 27; K 162693. © Mar.16; 1c. Mar.18; K 164053.
© Jan. 26; 1 ¢. Jan. 28; K 162708. © Mar.17; 1c. Mar. 20; K 164094.
Oia 27? Wc. Jan. 31; K 162717. Hair hints for the Rev. J. H. Wil-
© Jan. 28; 1c. Feb. 1; K 162812. liamson: | ©. Mardi) 4922-\.1)¢ Mar:
13, 1922; K 163958.
ym 2); tc. Web. 1; K 162816. | ‘Handicapped. © Feb. 12, 1922; 1
© Jan. 30; 1 c. Feb. 1; K 162823. | Feb. 15, 1922; K 163811.
© Jan. 31; 1 c. Feb. 4; K 162853. Hard to please everybody. © Jan.
Be de Web. 2: K 162 18, 1922; 1c. Jan. 21, 1922; K 162362.
© Feb ; 1c. Feb. 2; K 162837 Harold Teen [1991]:
S - ri ; a it es e id © Nov. 30; 1c. Jan. 11; K 161950.
© Feb. 4: 1 ¢. Feb. 6: K 162914. © Dee. 28; 1c. Jani 3; K 161709.
© Feb. 5: 1 ¢ Feb. 8: K 163006. © Dec. 29; 1c. Jan. 3; K 161698.
© Feb. 6; 1 ¢. Feb. 8; K 163012. Se ot are
© Feb. 7; 1c. Feb. 11; K 163278. OPece ly dc dan.O5, Be toreet
—— [1922]:
©) Janet 21 e2 Jan. 73 Ke 161870:
© Jani 2: We Jan. 67k 1GIsan
© Feb. 8; 1c. Feb. 10; K 163182.
© Feb. 9; 1c. Feb. 11; K 163206.
© Feb. 10; 1c. Feb. 13; K 163291.
© Feb. 11:16. Feb. 13: K 163285. © Jan. 3; 1c. Jan. 6; K 161839.
© Feb. 12: 1c. Feb. 15; K 169312. Oy Lae Ute (On alae
© Feb. 13; 1c. Feb. 15: K 163308. © Jan. 5; 1c. Jan. 7; K 161876.
© Feb. 14: 1c. Feb. 17; K 163572. © Jan. 6; 1c. Jan. 9; K 161856.
© Feb. 15; 1c. Feb. 18: K 163581. © Jan. 7; 1 ¢. Jan. 9; K 161862.
© Feb. 16; 1c. Feb. 18; K 163575. Cee ht Golan Ee ae
© Feb. 17:1. Feb. 20; K 163587. © Jan. 9; 1 ¢. Jan. 11; K 161920.
© Feb. 18; 1c. Feb. 21; K 163593. © Jan. 10; 1c. Jan, 13; K 162217.
© Feb. 19: 1c. Feb. 23: K 163604, © Jan. 11;1¢. Jan. 14; K 162206.
© Feb. 20; 1 ¢. Feb. 23: K 163598. Cy Janet 2) alive tam 16i Ke £622 te
© Feb. 21: 1c. Feb. 23: K 163614. @igan- 13-1 ¢ sans 1 +) ke 162268;
© Feb. 22: 1c. Feb. 24: K 163621. © Jan. 14; 1 ¢. Jan. 16; K 162278.
© Feb. 23; 1 ¢. Feb. 25; K 163624. AD ace) lene ose a aer ee
© Feb. 24: 1 ¢. Feb. 28: K 168564. © Jan. 16; 1c. Jan. 19; K 162288.
© Feb. 25; 1 ¢. Mar. 1; K 163634. Ss ied ath 1D We Lease:
© Jan. 1S; 1 eo Jan. 21> K 1623858.
© Jan. 19; 1 ce. Jan. 21; K 162297.
© Jan. 20; 1 ¢. Jan. 23; K 162442.
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Mar. 2; K 163652.
© Feb. 27; 1 c. Mar. 2; K 163648.
© Feb. 28; 1 c. Mar. 2; K 163643. © Jan. 22; 1 c. Jan. 27; K 162687.
_ © Mar. 1; 1 © Mar. 6; K 163818. © Jan. 23; 1c. Jan. 27; K 162700.
© Mar. 2; 1 c. Mar. 6; K 163824. © Jan. 24; 1c. Jan. 26; K 162634.
© Mar. 3; 1 c. Mar. 6; K 163821. © Jan. 25; 1 c. Jan. 27; K 162690.
© Mar. 4; 1 c. Mar. 7; K 168805. © Jan. 26; 1c. Jan. 28; K 162709.
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1563
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
CuiIcaco TrRIBUNE—Continued.
Harold Teen (1922)—Continued.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
‘© Mar
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
ZE24 Jan.
28;1¢. Feb.
29; 1c. Feb.
30; 1c. Feb.
31; 1 ¢. Feb.
31; K 162714.
1; K 162809.
PK AG28hr.
1; K 162825.
4; K 162854.
Lom et Kebvs > K 16283h
2;1¢. Feb. 4; K 162859.
oe HebrGs kK 162602;
4-1c. Feb. 6; K 162915.
5; 1c. Feb. 8; K 163007.
6; 1¢. Feb. 8; K 163014.
C5 te; Webwail sie 163282,
8;1c¢. Feb. 10; K 163186.
9; 1c Feb. 11; K 163204.
10: & Web.
13 ; K 163292.
1s ve eb ilS Ke1G3286.
i2.AcenRep, Lasik AGaals:
13; 1¢. Feb. 15; K 163303.
i431 ¢ Feb. 17; K 1630
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pa etal LD
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24;1 0c. Feb.
18; K 163583.
18; K 163578.
20; K 163589.
21; K 163596.
23 ; K 163605.
235; K 163602.
23 ; K 163613.
24; K 1638619.
25; K 163625.
28; K 163561.
203 ie Mar diy KetG36s6:
265) 00 e) Mar. 22, Ke tGsGna:
2 le
295 Le.
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Mar
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Wiehe 165809:
Mar.
Mar.
2; K 163650.
2; K 163642.
6; K 163815.
6; K 163826.
8; K 163870.
8; K 163863.
BU ie il bar es
Duco lee
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Se OS ater vier:
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sd a Bie
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vale @:
Peal 2.
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10; K 163928.
10; K 163925.
St; K 6396:
14; K 163985.
13; K 163956.
16; K 164032.
16; K 164026.
17; K 1640438.
18; K 164060.
18; K 164050.
20; K 164093.
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CuHIcAGco TrRIBUNE—Continued.
Heir at large [1922]:
© Jan. 2;1c¢. Jan. 6; K 161849.
© Jan. 9; 1¢. Jan. 11; K 161925.
© Jan. 16;1¢. Jan. 19; K 162293.
© Jan. 23; 1¢. Jan. 27; K 162696.
© Jan. 30; 1 ¢. Keb. 1; Ki 162827.
© Feb. 6; 1 c. Feb. 8; 163010.
© Feb. 18; 1 ce. Feb. 15; K 163309.
© Feb. 20; 1 ec. Feb. 23; K 163597.
© Feb. 27; 1 c. Mar. 2; K 163644.
© Mar. 6; 1c. Mar. 8; K 163867.
© Mar. 13; 1 ce. Mar. 16; K 164029.
Her strongest ally. © Jan. 5, 1922;
1 e¢. Jan. 7, 1922: ike t61Sse:
How the 66 capital ships of the U. S.,
Great Britain and Japan are to be
scrapped. © Jan. 11, 1922;1¢. Jan. 14,
1922) KK 1622078
If we act strangely, don’t notice it.
© Feb. 19, 1922; 1 © Web. 23,1922" &
163603.
If you don’t start, you don’t arrive.
© Jan; 1, 1922: 2G. Jane le re
1618738.
Improving business by canceling
debts. © Jan. 4, 1922: 1°@ ian. 6;
1922; K 161842.
Insists on driving from the rear
seat. © Mar. 8, 1922. 4 cama) 10;
1922; K 163914.
Installing the new calendar. © Jan.
9, 1922; 1c¢ Jan. 11, 18227 Kear:
It may come to this. © Jan. 26,
1922: 1 ce. Jan. 28; 19223 We 16270)
Job we wouldn’t care for. © Mar.
12, 1922; 1 ¢. Mar. 16, 19227 KK 162035.
Just as she is getting Ireland quieted
down. © Dec. 28, 1921; 1 e. Jan. 3,
IGFs KO AOR:
Just before you start on your vaca-
tion. © Jan. 31, 19225 teen wen 4,
1922; K 162856.
Kernel [1922]:
© Feb. 5;.1 ¢. Feb. 8; K 163008.
© Feb. 8; 1 c. Feb. 10; K 163185.
© Feb. 9; 1 c« Feb. 11; K 1632038.
© Feb. 10; 1 c. Feb. 18; K 163294.
© Feb. 11; 1:¢) Feb: 413) -RitGs2sT.
© Feb. 12; 1 « Pebi 15) KiGasi4s
© Feb. 13; 1 c. Feb. 15; K 163304.
© Feb. 14; 1 c. Feb. 17; K 163570.
© Feb. 15; 1c¢. Feb. 18; K 163582.
© Feb. 16; 1 c. Feb. 18; K 163577.
© Feb. 17; 1 © Feb: 20; K 163588:
© Feb. 18; 1 c. Feb. 21; K 163595.
no. 1, 1922
MISCELLANEOUS
Cuicaco TrIBUNE—Continued.
Kernel [1922]—Continued.
23; K 163606.
23; K 163601.
28; K 163612.
24; K 163618.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
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© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
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© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
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Pe le.
a) gee ee
Pel C;
Dec C:
DAC.
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AG ee,
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2s ana I
1 a UC
2S EN Ce
By bce,
eh
Beall Cs
Ge) e:
Ce a Ge
asc vlan.
9; 1 c. Mar.
Sc. Mar.
Abele; Mar.
2 te. Mar.
t32 ot ¢, Mar,
14; 1c. Mar.
he re. Mar:
tGe de. Mar.
We dec. Mar,
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Kernel Cootie [1921]:
© Dee.
© Dec.
© Dee.
© Dee.
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© Jan.
© Jan. 2
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan. 5
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Zo. tC. Jan.
291) ec Jan:
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 10; K 163922.
Die
KX 163627.
28; K 163561.
1; K 163635.
2; K 163654.
2; K 163649.
2; K 168641.
6; K 163814.
6; K 163825.
6; K 163819.
7; K 163808.
8; K 163871
8; K 168862.
10; K 163924.
11; K 163960.
14; K 163984.
13; K 163954.
16; K 164033.
16; K 164025.
17; K 164044.
18;
K 164059.
18 ; K 164049.
20; K 164092.
3; K 161708.
o; K 161697.
a0. i Clan. K I6L703:;
5; K 161828.
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Pe ae eo Van. Hy 166 161833.
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6; K 161846.
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7; K 161875
Gee ehJan. 9s 1k 161858:
1°. e Jan. 95K 161861.
Se ive. Jans 1s Ke 160916:
Bit ERGs Veal el Re OLAS:
13) KR AGZ21G:
14; K 162204.
16; K 162214.
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Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
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16; K 162277
19; K 162284,
19; K 162287.
19; K 162233.
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CLASSES, H TO K
1563
Cuicaco TriBUNE—Continued.
Kernel Cootie [1922 ]—Continued.
© Janets: de. Jan. 24 2 Ke 162350:
© Jan. 19; 1¢. Jan. 21; K 162299.
© Jan. 20; 1 c. Jan. 23; K 162441.
© Wan, 20: de Jan, 23: 1K 162438:
©Wwan 22-1 ive, Jan! 27K AG2688:
© dane 2s ANC Jan. 2 ty AK 162 Ons
©OVWwan. 242 ft ¢ Jan. 262 1K 162632.
© Jan) 25: 1c. Jan, 27: K 162682:
© Jan. 26; 1 c. Jan. 28; K 162706.
© Jane2n- 1c) Jane ot; 1K 162 a3:
© Jan. 28; 1c. Feb. 1; K 162808.
© Jan. 29: 1 c Feb. 1; K 162818.
© Jan. 30; 1 c. Feb. 1; K 162824.
© Jan. 33a @ Neba4 2K 162858.
© Feb. 1; 1 c. Feb. 3; K 162839.
© Feb. 2; 1c. Feb. 4; K 162858.
© Feb. 3; 1c. Feb. 6; K 162875.
© Feb. 4; 1c. Feb. 6; K 162916.
© Feb. 6; 1 c. Feb. 8; K 163016.
© Feb: (: ae) Heb: tas ik 163280,
Key for any lock. © Feb. 9, 1922;
1 ¢e. Feb. 11, 1922; K 163208.
Let’s not be hasty. © Feb. 11, 1922;
1 ec. Feb. 13, 1922; K 163283.
©
Looks like too much man power.
Reb, 23; 1922; 1 ¢ Heb: 25,'1922: Kk
163623.
@ Wan:
Man who talked this way.
2, L922) es slam. ob. 1922 1 AG2TI9)
Man with the hoe. © Mar. 5, 1922;
i ¢. Mar. 8, 1922; K 163873.
Meeting the overhead. © Feb.
1922)> (1 ce. Web, 18; 1922 > Ke 163579.
Midwinter question. © Jan.
1922; 1c. Feb. 24, 1922; K 163622.
Missing a few favorite molars. ©
Sane Nae O27 en Nate ae LODZ ae
162201.
Mr. Lugubrious Blue and Mr. Smiley
Gladd discuss the situation. © Jan. 3,
1922; 1c. Jan. 6, 1922; K 161676.
Mother Europe’s cupboard is bound
to be bare. © Jan. 24, 1922; 1c. Jan.
2OuNG22 4 Ke 162635.
New peace dollar. © Jan. 6, 1922;
ie dan) 1O22 = 1K T6160:
New road map. © Jan. 17, 1922; 1
eta tO O22 NG 162236.
Newly made discovery. © Feb. 22,
1922; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1922; K 163616.
No telling when we’ll get moved.
JonnNG 19229 a eo. yan. 9.1922)
161854.
15,
29,
©
K
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1563
1 Oy ean Os ah Sen ea Wg
CHIcAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Not to be outdone. © Feb. 28, 1922;
1 c. Mar. 2, 1922; K 163638.
Nothing coming in, nothing getting
out. © Feb. 2, 1922; 1.¢. Feb. 4, 1922;
K 162862.
Nothing today. © Mar. 2, 1922;1c.
Mar. 6, 1922; K 163822.
Now for some honest effort with the
oars. © Feb. 4, 1922; 1 c«@ Feb. 6,
1922; K 162911.
Old King Coal’s fiddlers. © Mar. 6,
1922; 1 c Mar. 8, 1922; K 163866.
On the road to reconstruction. ©
Same 20) 922 alien haie cer) LOLS
162446.
One naturally would hesitate. ©
dan. 14, 1922 ove San. 16, 19221 Ke
LG220 5:
One of those things we don’t expect.
©iMeb: 4 51922)- de> Hebuie. 1922 ak
162840.
One party reports business better
thanenormal «© Jan. 18; 192251:
Fama O22) KOunG2272
One thing calls for another. © Feb.
5, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1922; K 1622038.
Or something might be arranged for
the unarmed party. © Jan. 28, 1922;
1c. Feb. 1, 1922; K 162810.
Our inquiring neighbor. © Feb. 21,
1OZZ va eh Web. 2a, 1922) 1 163610)
Our kingdom for a horse, or some-
things) © Jan. 10) 219225 2) ce) Jane! 13,
1922; K 162219.
Ont ‘of a job.) © Pans 22: 19225 1
Feb. 28, 1922; K 163560.
Parade isn’t so long coming if you
keep busy. © Feb. 27, 1922; 1 c. Mar.
2, 1922; K 163647.
People and animals. @©Jan. 29,
192270 er Reb. Ly 1922 Ke G23":
Pioneer life had nothing on this.
@iMebials ntO22 7 vet Mebsy toa dO:
KX 163306.
Politeness, the stuff that makes the
world run smoothly. © Jan. 19, 1922;
doy San 2) 1922 ke 62300)
Rewriting ee traditions of the Uz
Seve OC Vani) 1922 te. Janey 9) 1922
K 161867.
Seeing about it, again. © Jan. 27,
1922 icwiant ol O22: Il G2 iho.
Sh-h-h, keep it dark. ©Jan. 18,
OZ en Mam 2 O22: i OZ Oils
Show week impressions. © Jan. 31,
1922; 1c. Feb. 4, 1922; K 162850.
Signs of spring. ©Feb. 26, 1922;
1 ¢. Mar. 2, 1922; K 1638651.
CuHicaco TrRIsUNE—Continued.
Skimping his
again. © Mar. 16, 1922; 1 c. Mar. 18,
1922; K 164054.
Some folks are never satisfied. ©
Mar. 14, 1922: 1 ¢. Mar eae Kk
164048. 3
Some testimonials. © Jan. 15, 1922;
1 -¢. Jan. 19;,1922 > KerG22se:
Somebody always advises the longer
way around. ©Jan. 30) 19227 1".
Feb. 1, 1922; K 162822.
Somebody page St. Patrick. © Mar.
17, 1922; 1 ec. Mar. 20, 1922; K 164096.
Something to be glad about. © Jan.
19; 1922 1c. Jan, 21, 1922 "ie 962294.
Speaking of armament, why is it—?
(© Feb. 3, 1922; 1 c-. Feb. 6, 19223) Kh
162871.
Springtime. _©/ Mar. 23, 1922 1c,
Mar. 16, 1922; K 164055.
Tackle it with the old gpirit. ©
Jan, 2; 19225 PL @) Sane Gee Ws
161834.
Taking liberties with the corner
stone of our form of government.
Jan: 14, 1922: 1.¢. Janome 22 is
162280.
That grand and glorious mae
©, Mar: 9271922). Mar, tt) a922 5
163964.
They have an advantage over him.
© Jan. 24, 1922; 1 ie Jami26; 922;
K 162628.
Trying to suit everybody’s taste.
© Feb. 17, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 20, 1922;
K 168585.
Varied demands. © Feb. 7, 1922;
1c. Feb. 11, 1922; K 163277.
Waking up after the big party. ©
Mar. 1,'1922. 1 co) MaEssGreno22 os
163810.
Way fortunes start. © Jan. 22,
1922; 1 ec. Jan. 27, 1922; K 162684.
We can see it better now.- © Mar. 7,
1922: 1 ¢. Mar. 10, 1922; K 163921.
Well known figure, the lady in the
blindfold. © Feb. 18, 1922; 1 c. Feb.
21, 1922; K 163591.
Well, maybe I’ll get one next year.
©-Feb. 14, 19225 ce Web. di toe 5s
163567.
Well, somebody get a toe hold. ©
Neb. 24, 1922: tie) Mebo Zap aoZ2 ris
163566.
Well, we wouldn’t be surprised. ©
Feb: 25,1922): de) Mare ih O22 aris
163637.
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Cuicaco TRIBUNE—Continued.
When the soldier gets his bonus he
will suddenly discover that he has a
fan of triends. © Jan. 12, 1922; 1 ¢.
Jan. 16, 1922; K 162208.
Why we shouldn’t go to sea. © Mar.
pao: 1 ¢) Mar. 6,:1922; K 163816.
Winnie Winkle, the breadwinner
[1921]:
© Nov. 20; 1c. Nov. 25; K 160333.
© Nov. 30; 1c. Jan. 11; K 161948.
©) Mee 28; 1 ¢ Jan. 3: K 161710.
© Dee. 29; 1c. Jan. 3; K 161696.
© Dee. 30; 1 c. Jan. 3; K 161702.
© Bee 31; 1 ¢. Jan. 5; K 161673.
—— [1922]:
© Jan: 1; 1c.
© Jan. 2: 1c.
©' Jan. 3; 1 ¢:
© Jan. 4; 1c.
Oitan.52) 1. ¢.
© dan: 6s 1.c.
© san. tT: 1c.
© Jan. 6: 1 ¢; Jan:
© Jan. 9; 1c. Jan.
© Jan. 10:1 e.
ie) dani: Te.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7; K 161868.
6; K 161835.
6; K 161840.
6; K 161850.
CE YCIGISTT.
9; K 161855.
9; K 161864.
das K 161915.
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Jams ds = 1K 162220.
Jan. 14; K 162202.
(edan. 12: 1c. Jan. 16; K 162211.
© jan, 13: 1 ¢-Jan.17; K 162271.
nian 14-/1 ¢..Jan. 16; K 162276.
eran. 15; 1 ¢. Jan. 19; K 162281.
© Jan..16; 1 c. Jan. 19; K 162290.
© Jan. 17; 1c. Jan. 19; K 162234.
© Jan: 18: 1 ¢: Jan: 21; K 1623868.
© Jan. 19; 1c. Jan. 21; K 162298.
©) Jan. 20: 1c. Jan. 23: K 162444,
© Jan. 21; 1 ec. Jan. 23; K 162440.
© Jan. 22; 1c. Jan. 27; K 162685.
©) Jan. 23; 1 ¢. Jan. 27; K 162698.
@)jan.24:> 1 e, Jan! 26> K 1626381.
© Jan. 25; 1c. Jan. 27; K 162692.
© Jan: 26; 1 © Jan. 28; K 162711.
dan. 27> 1c. Jan. 31; K 162716.
(e) Jan, 28: 1 ¢ Web. 1:.K 162811.
© Jan. 29; 1 c. Feb. 1; K 162820.
© Jan. 30; 1c. Feb. 1; K 162826.
Me) dan. 31: 1c. Web. 42 K 162852.
© Feb. 1;1 c¢. Feb. 3; K 162836.
© Feb. 2; 1c. Feb. 4; K 162857.
© Feb. 3; 1 c. Feb. 6; K 162874.
© Feb. 4; 1 c. Feb. 6; K 162912.
© Feb. 5; 1c. Feb. 8; K 163005.
© Feb. 6; 1 c. Feb. 8; K 163015.
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MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
1566
CHIcAGOo TRIBUNE—Continued.
Winnie Winkle,
the
breadwinner
[1922 ]—Continued.
7; Le Feb..11; K 163280.
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© Feb.
© Feb.
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CHOLERTON
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8; 1c. Feb.
9; 1c. Feb.
10; 1c. Feb.
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
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Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10; K 163184.
11; K 163205.
13; K 163298.
13; K 163288.
15; K 163310.
15; K 163307.
17; K 163569.
18; K 163584.
18; K 163574.
20; K 163590.
21; K 163594.
23; K 163609.
23; K 163608.
23; K 163615.
24; K 163620.
25; K 163628.
28; K 163563.
1; K 163633.
2; K 163646.
2; K 163640.
6; K 163812.
6; K 163827.
6; K 163818.
7; K 163807.
8; K 163868.
8; K 163864.
10; K 163918.
10; K 163915.
11; K 163962.
14; K 163986.
. 13; K 168955.
. 16; K 164030.
16; K 164024.
. 17; K 164045.
18; K 164058.
18; K 164051.
. 20; K 164091.
(JOHN) Philadelphia.
[1564
© Feb. 14,
19222 es Web. 1, 1922) J) 253339.
CHorD (JACK TimoTHy) Portland, Or.
Hood (Mt.) from Lost Lake.
[1565
©
sep 12, 19215 2°-¢.. Jan. 31, 1922; J
253018.
CHOUTEAU (AzBy A.) gp., Dallas.
[1566
North, South, East, West, Majestic
vaudeville is best.
© Jan. 4, 1922; 2
e. Jan. 31, 1922; K 162897.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1567
pt. IV.; BESS v.17
CLARK (J. Homer) Portland, Or.
[1567
Computing chart. [Blueprint] ©
Feb. 6, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1922; I 6554.
CLARK (WALLACE) New York. [1568
Clark price chart. [Blueprint] ©
Dec. 2, 1921; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1921; I 6475.
CrinE (WatteR M.) Chattanooga.
[1569-1576
Boyer (Lillian) :
Aerial acrobat.—Doing the break-
away from flying aeroplane.—Hanging
by her teeth from cable—Hanging by
one hand to cable attached to aero-
plane.—Hanging by one hand to wing
skid of flying aeroplane.—Standing on
shoulders on lower wing of aeroplane.
—Standing on top of flying aeroplane.
© Jan. 17, 1922: 2 ¢. each Jan: 21,
1922; J 252769-252775.
—— hanging by one hand to wing
skid of aeroplane. © Jan. 22, 1922; 2
ey Jans 215 1922 2 baails,
Copp (ALBERT W.) Springfield, Mass.
[1577
. Washington highway. [Blueprint]
© 1c, Nov, 23, 1921; 1 6459.
CoFFMAN (JOHN A.) Sedgwick, Kan.
[1578
Howdy, you’re welcome. © Jan. 12,
19222) ¢. Jan. 18, 1922: K 162773.
CoLE & WICKHAM Co., Minneapolis.
[1579
[Automobile show poster, 1745] ©
Dee io, i 1OZT 2 er Deen Sau O2ie mis
161957.
CoLLYER (JOHN T.) Springfield, Mass.
[1580-1584
O’Leary (Rit. Rev. Thomas M.)
bishop of Springfield, 1-5. © Jan. 3,
1922; 2 c. each Jan. 9, 1922; J 252542-
252546.
COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA (ILL. SOC.
OF THE) Chicago. [1585-1590
[6 prints]:
City hall—tLincoln (Abraham)—
Mayflower.—People. Springfield, IIL,
State Capitol—wWashington (George)
—Washington, D. C., Capitol. © Mar.
10, 1922; 2 c each "Mar. 20; 1922 ; K
164081164086.
CONNELL (Eva May) Boston. [1591
There’s nothing better than the best.
[Letterhead] © Dec. 30, 1921; 2 e.
Feb. 17, 1922; K 163449.
42
Cook (JAMES Marion) Oklahoma City,
Okl. [1592
Scout’s Rest, Jim Cook’s home. [Co-
conino County, Ariz.] © Mar. 3, 1922;
2c. Mar. 6, 1922; K 163803.
CoovErT (JOHN C.) Memphis. [1593
Order Eastern Star, Park ave. chap-
ter, 205, first officers, 1921. © Dec. 20,
1921; 2 ¢. Jan. 18, 1922.9) 2a2eam
CoPpELAND (H. H.) & son, New York.
[1594-1600
Denver and Rio Grande r. r., con-
densed profile, 1920. © Jan. 3, 1922
2c. Jan. 11, 1922; I 6450.
Railroad valuation:
Central Vermont ry—New York,
New Haven & Hartford r. r., Central
New England ry. and leased roads.—
Rutland r. r.—Texas & Pacific ry. ©
Feb. 21, 1922; 2 c. each Feb. 27, 1922;
I 6565-6568.
Southern Pacific lines, condensed
profile. © Feb. 21, 1922; 2 c Feb. 27,
1922; I 6569.
Western Pacific r. r., condensed pro-
file, 1920. © Jan. '3, 1922-920 Jane?
11, 1922; I 6449.
COPPER-CLAD MALL. RANGE CO., St. Louis.
[1601
Summer days. © Jan. 10, 1922; 2c.
Jan. 27, 1922; K 162649.
CorBETT (R. A.) Agricultural College,
N. D. [1602
Sitting Bull. © 1c Feb. 6, 1922;
J 253183.
CoRDELLA (Victor) Minneapolis.
[1603
[House plan. 6 sheets,
© 1 & Hebi yvi922 ot
Duo-lette.
blueprints ]
6506.
Corpirr (A. H.) Kansas City, Mo.
[1604-1609
Boat tailed grackle nest. © Jan.
1; 1922: 2. ¢. Jan, 9; 1922— JS azonu:
[5 photographs]:
American goldfinch or wild canary.—
Brown pelicans on Big Bird Island,
-Laguna de la Madre, Tex.—Kingbirds.
—Nighthawk or bullbat.——Shrike or
butcher bird. © Jan. 1, 1922; 2 c. each
Jan. 9, 1922; J 252569, 252571—252574
CoRNING, INC., St. Paul. [1610
Stott briquets, the perfect fuel.
[Furnace with open door showing fire,
ete] ©) Dee. 29) 1921": (2 7ee same 30,
1922; K 163450.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 1, 1922
COSMOPOLITAN PRINT DEPT., New York.
[1611-1614
Bobby. © Mar. 11, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
14, 1922; K 163980.
Finishing touch. © Mar. 11, 1922;
2 ce. Mar. 14, 1922; K 163981.
Gwendolyn. ©Feb. 24, 1922; 2 ec.
Feb. 27, 1922; K 163501.
mop.) ©) Jan. 10, 1922; 2 c. Jan.
13, 1922; K 161981.
CovurtTricHt (O. C.) AND MovrRFITT
(Tom) Des Moines. [1615
Old man with pipe. © Nov. 30, 1921;
me, Wee. 5, 1921: 1 & Jan. 10, 1922;
J 252642.
CovELL (WILLIAM Henry) New York.
[1616
[Position of notes in C major on
banjo mandolin and mandolin] ©1c.
Feb. 2, 1922; I 6496.
CowEN (MELVIN EUGENE) Cresson,
Pa. [1617, 1618
His majesty. © Heb. 1; 1922: 2 c.
Feb. 4, 1922; J 253182. |
Surprised. © Jan. 9, 1922; 2 c. Jan.
mo 492275 J 252502.
CRANDELL (J. B.) % Gerlach, Bark-
low co., Joliet, Il. [1619-1630
[Bowling girl]—[Canoeing girl]—
[Fishing girl]—[Golfing girl]—[{Hunt-
ing girl]—[Motor boat girl]—[Motor-
ing girl]J—[Riding girlJ—[Skating
girl] — [Snowshoeing girl] — [Swim-
ming girl]—[Tennis girl] © June 9,
1921; 2 c. each Jan. 18, 1922; K 162051,
162053-162055, 162057, 162060—-162064,
162094.
Newark,
[1631
Greenwood Lake, Orange County,
N. Y., the sand bars. © Feb. 20, 1922;
2c. Feb. 24, 1922; J 253562.
CRANE (GEORGE HOLDEN)
ai.
CRATER LAKE PICTURE CO., Klamath
Falls, Or. [1632
Crater Lake, Or. © Sept. 25, 1921;
Zc. Heb. 20, 1922: J 2533638.
CrESS, DALE PHOTO Co., Seattle.
[1633, 16384
Hunt’s (Holman) Light of the
world, stained glass window. © Jan.
4, 1922; 2 c.. Jan. 16, 1922; J 252684.
Maud (Motor ship) and Capt. Roald
Amundsen and autograph of Roald
Amundsen, composite photo. © Dec.
ee Ag21: 2 ¢ Jan. 16, 1922; J 252683.
43
1658
CrossETT (L. A.) co., North Abington,
Mass. [1635
Crossett ever-est model. [X ray il-
lustrations] (Jn Modern shoemaking,
Jan., 1922) © Jan. 7, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan.
11, 1922; K 161933.
CrRowE (Pavut L.) Jersey City.
[1636-1638
[Cable chain mechanisms, class Al,
no. 328. Blueprint] ©1 ec. Jan. 7,
1922; I 6446.
Chain shoes for bars, 330. [Blue-
print] ©1. Feb. 3, 1922; I 6503.
Motor gear case, class H. no. 16
[Blueprint] ©1 ¢ Feb. 3, 1922; I
6504.
CUNNINGHAM (FRANK A.) Williams-
port, a. [1639
Tit, tat, tow, three in a row. ©
Heb.¢ 1, 19225°2" ef Webs 14), 1922 21K
163451.
Fall River, Mass.
[1640, 1641
Ace. Curry’s chocolate humidor, 1, 2.
©1 ¢ each Jan. 16, 1922; J 252679,
252680.
Curry (JoHN)
DAILY NEWS, New York. [1642-1658
Catching a quick lunch at a Cana-
dian railway station, etc. © Jan. 12,
1922; 1c. Jan. 14, 1922; K 161997.
Conference. Mrs. Anne U. Stillman
in Canada, etc. © Jan. 9, 1922; 1.
Jan. 10, 1922; K 161912.
Stillman (Mrs. Anne U.) in the snow
at La’ Ruques, © Jan: 12571922" ve:
Jan. 14, 1922; K 161998.
Such amity. Never met Mme. Far-
tar, ere, ©idany 25, 1922.) es jan 25:
1922; K 162627.
[3 prints]:
Geoffrion (Aime)—Knitting gives
Mrs. Anne U. Stillman opportunity to
think and plan.—Stillman (Mrs. Anne
U.) is shown with her counsel, ete.
© Jan. 6, 1922; 1 ¢. each Jan. 10, 1922;
K 161906—161908.
[4 prints]:
Crete (Jean) Mrs. Stillman, Bud
Stillman, attorney P. J. O’Brien.—
How the movie camera caught Mrs.
Stillman’s smile of confidence.—Still-
man (Mrs.) in the dining car.—Wait-
ing for the train. © Jan. 5, 1922; 1c.
each Jan. 9, 1922; K 161881-161884.
[6 prints]:
Afield with snowshoes and hunting
knife—At Grande Anse Mrs. Stillman
found an old spinnig wheel, etc.—Fred
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1659
pt.av., 0. s., v.17 J
DAILY NEWS, NewYork —Continued.
[6 prints]—Continued.
the gallant. Deep snow failed to deter
Fred Beauvais from kneeling, ete.—
Next to Mrs. Anne U. Stillman at
luncheon in Canada is James Shean,
etec.—One of Mrs. Stillman’s witnesses
will be Bell Wilson of Grande Anse.—
Stillman party crossing St. Maurice
River at Maganac Rapids. © Jan.
14, 1922; 1c. each Jan. 16, 1922; K
162002-162007.
DALTON ADDING MACHINE co., Norwood,
O. [1659
4in 1. © Feb. 14, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
10, 1922; K 163911.
Darius (PHILIP) Chicago. [1660, 1661
Dignified president of the Albany
park Kiwanis club. © Feb. 9, 1922;
1c. Feb. 16, 1922; K 163848.
Hall of justice. Gee it’s a cinch
Bill) ete; (© Web./3, 1922 1c. Pep. 8;
1922 : K 163847.
D’Ascenzo (Nicoita) Philadelphia.
[1662
Chartres, France, cathedral, la cha-
pelle de la vierge. © Dee. 1, 1921; 2
ce. Jan. 24, 1922; K 162898.
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLU-
TION, INC., (FRANCIS VIGO CHAP-
TER) Vincennes, Ind. [1663-1667
Harrison (William Henry) house:
Council chamber.—Desk of William
Henry Harrison.—F rancis Vigo room.—
Hall.—Servants quarters, fireplace.
© Feb. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Jan. 20, 1922;
J 252762-—252766.
DAVIDSON (Davin) Providence, R. I.
[1668-1732
[80 photographs]:
April artistry, 1426—Arboretum
jewels, 1297.—Arnold arboretum,
1291.—-Artists’ ideal, 1279.—Beckoning
trail, 1388—Bridal aisle, 1329.—
Brook’s sentinels, 1860—Canoe land-
ing, 1363.—Dapper dandies, 1310.—
Diadem bank, 1296—Enduring peace,
1362.—Friendly lane, 1331—Home-
stead landmarks, 1334.—In mornings
glow, 1347.—Iris path, 1280, 1283.—
Ivy bridge, 1316.—Lakeside_ grove,
1292.—Life long friends, 1832.—Mount
and meadow, 13845—My way home,
13830.—Post road and lane, 1828.—
Rhodendendron path, 1281. — Six
chums, 1807. — Stately elm land,
1335.—Sunbeam’s lyre, 1348.—Sunlit
silk, 1429——Three rivals, 1303.—Vil-
lage road, 1314—Woodland palette,
tS. ©) Van) 14)\1922)-)2 -evedeh jan.
23, 1922; J 252778—252807.
Davipson (Davip)—Continued.
[85 photographs] :
April artistry, 1426—Baker’s dozen,
1411.—Bank and brae, 1401.—Birch
gate, 1809.—Bonnie green hills, 1403.—
Bow Falls, 1801.—Bridal aisle, 1329.—
surrough’s ford, 1385.—Burst of bloom,
1286.—Charming youth, 13825.—Chat-
terers’ wall, 1431.—Contentment,
1367.—Densely veiled, 13808.—Dresden
ripples, 1480—Glad June, 1436.—Gless-
ner drive, 1353—Joker, 1268.—Laugh-
ing brook, 1410.—Left bower, 1406.—
Lethe of leaves, 1420—May debu-
tantes, 1265.—Mountain mirror, 1402.—
Old orchard, 1425.—Pleasant pastures,
1409.—Portland headlight, 1418.—
Spring lace, 1428.—Tourists’ welcome,
1376.—Trail marker, 1437—Trampers’
reward, 1400.—Turtles’ sun _ pool,
1868.—Vacation symphony, 1368.—
Wayside garden, 1324.—Winter brook,
1419.—Woodland palette, 1317—Ye
bonnie glade, 1339. © Jan. 25, 1922;
2c. each Feb. 8, 1922; J 253097—253131.
Davis (TREvoR M.) Juneau, Alaska.
[1733-17438
S. E. Alaska:
Evening shadows.—Lituya Bay.—
Moonlight, Peril Straits—Moonrise,
Hobart Bay.—Rift in the clouds.—
Sunrise, Stephens passage. © Dec.
28, 1921; 2-c. exch Wepre 1922, J
253320253325,
Sunset :
Lynn canal from Yankee Cove, Alas-
ka.—Lynn canal near Benjamin Island,
Alaska.—Pirate Cove, Admirality Is-
land, Alaska.—Pirate Cove, Chatham
Straits, Alaska. © Dec. 28, 1921; 2 ¢.
each Feb. 11, 1921; J 253316—253319.
Sunset on Lynn canal, Alaska. ©
Jan. 6, 19225.:2.1@ dane en
252709.
Davis & SANForRD, New York.
[1744-1769
[26 photographs] :
Banks (Miss C.)—Bayne (Mrs. Jas- —
oer) A. B—Brackett (Miss B.)—
Church (Miss C.)—Collis (Mrs. F.)— —
Fiske (Mrs. F.) A, B—Fiteh (Mrs.
Robert G.) A, B.—Fraser (Mrs. Dun-
can)—Hussey (Miss K.)—McCrindle
(Mrs. J. R.) A-C.—MacVeigh (Mrs.
John Hammond)—MaeVeigh (rs.
John Hammond) and Mrs. C. Donald
Iselin——Margoella (P.)—Maxwell
(Miss A. C.)—Maxwell (W. J.)—
Rose (Miss Dorothy) A—-C.—Seabury
(Miss L.)—Yoemans (Miss May S.)
A, B. © Jan. 26, 1922; 2 ¢. each Jam
30, 1922; J 252889-252914.
44
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 1, 1922
Day (Francis) % Gerlach, Barklow
co., Joliet, Ill. [1770
[Her treasure] © Dec. 27, 1921;
mee san. 18, 1922: K 162123.
DECKER (JAMES LyMAN) St. Paul.
[1771
[B-word puzzle picture] © Feb. 26,
g922; 2c. Mar. 13, 1922; K 163978.
Je LANO (WILLIS LAFAYETTE) Chel-
sea, Mass. Pale
Del Arno, inventor and manufac-
turer of apparatus for magic. [Cover
design] © Nov. 1, 1921; 2 c. Jan. 10,
#922: K 162650.
De LAVAL SEPARATOR co., New York.
ia rer
Good harvest. © Nov. 18; 1921; 2c.
Feb. 14, 1922; K 163852.
DeELson (Harry Jay) Chicago. [1774
Graphic chart showing condition of
sales for jobbing concern using ordi-
nary methods. [Blueprint] © Feb. 10,
1921; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1921; I 5856.
DENNIS (BERTHA ELIZABETH) Bos-
ton. [1775, 1776
Hark, elfin echoes faintly ring, ete.
[Peter Pan transparency] © Dec. 10,
mot; 2c. Jan, 21, 1922: K 162352.
Watch, silly folk who disbelieve, etc.
[Midsummer eve transparency]
BeeetO. 190-2 ic. Jan. 21,1922: K
162351.
De Ricqates (A. E.) Denver. Palrerere
Chart showing average prices, cat-
tle, hogs and sheep. ete. ©Jan. 7,
men; 2 c. Jan. 12, 1922; I 6501.
DERWENT (Mrs. LutHER) Rockford,
Il. [1778-1780
[3 photographs]:
Dancing girls—Frieze of dancing
girls.—Sills (Miss) picture. © Feb. 2,
1922; 2 c. each Feb. 6, 1922; J 253623-
258625.
DETMER WOOLEN co., New York. [1781
Detmer woolens, how they are manu-
factured and where they are sold. ©
meee, 1922- 1 ¢ Jan..6, 1922-1 «.
Jan. 20, 1922; K 162335.
DETROIT PUB. Co., Detroit.
In Detroit public library:
Conspiracy of Pontiac; by Gari
Melchers, 048281.—Landing of Cadil-
lac’s wife; by Gari Melchers, 048280.—
Melchers murals; by Gari Melchers,
028070.—Melchers murals; by Gari
Melchers, near view, 028069.—Spirit
of the northwest; by Gari Melchers,
048279: © Dec. 29, 1921: 2 © each
Jan. 23, 1922; J 258012-253016.
100884—22—_4.
[1782-1786
1810
Dre Vaux (Dantet H.) Lansdowne,
Pa: [1787
Mary Joseph (Mother) ©Jan. 2,
192275) 2 "C.\ Same 0, 19222 3) BaZ5 14)
DIAMOND POWER SPECIALTY Co., Detroit.
[1788-18038
Diamond valv-in-head soot blowers,
five unit installation:
Double deck horizontal water tube
boiler, 7—686.—Horizontal water tube
boiler, 5-512, 7-684, 7-685.—Horizontal
water tube boiler with superheater,
5—-513.—Sprinefield boiler, 5-516.—Ver-
tical water tube boiler, 7-693, 7-695,
7-696. © July 1, 1921; 2 c. each Jan.
3, 1922; I 6426, 6428-6433, 6435, 6436.
Diamond valv-in-head soot blowers:
Four unit installation horizontal
water tube boiler, 7-687.—Installation
on economizer, 5—517.—Six unit instal-
lation horizontal water tube boiler
with superheater, 7—-688.—Six unit in-
Stallation vertical boiler with super-
heater, 2-698. © July 1, 1921; 2 «.
each Jan. 3, 1922; I 6423, 6427, 6434,
6437.
[3 drawings] :
Diamond model G 10, soot blower
head, 3-395.—Diamond special model C
soot blower, 2-875 A.—Special tile for
protection of soot blower unit and
boiler header, 2-681. © July 1, 1921;
2 @. each Jan. 3, 1922; I 6422, 6424,
6425.
DirTTo, INc., Chicago.
[1804
Business administration. ©1 «.
Jan: 6, 1922 *.1 6445.
Dirty (JAMES 8.) Seattle. [1805-1807
Bellamy (Madge) She has a prom-
inent role in, Love never dies. ©
Dee: 28, 1921; 1 ¢« Jan. 30, 1922 K
162778.
May (Doris) © Dee. 20, 1921; 1 «¢.
Jan. 17, 1922; K 162021.
Normand (Mabel) Her latest pic-
Tre Molly7O: ©O\.Jans 1922 toe
San at. 1922 Ke 162093"
Dixon (RALPH Hirrrarp) Newark,
INES J [1808
Wiring diagram for Dixie jr. re-
ceiving set for beginners and amateurs.
PBilveprnt) *©@ 1 ¢ eb: 4) 1922-7 1
6560.
DoctrororF (JoHN) Dallas. [1809
Boo-o-o, I’m the kute-kux-kid. ©
date 2G, (1922 2 el hans Si 1922" 7
2538019.
DoHEN (JOSEPH M.) New York.
[1810
bBetty Joy] “© Jan: 1, 1922-2 ¢
| Jan. 25, 1922; K 163270.
45
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pty Iv.; BOSS Var
1811
D'O.uiER (HeENRY) J7”., Bridgeport,
Conn. [1811
Luminaire. [Lighting fixture. Blue-
print] © 1 ¢ Jan. 25; 1922: 1 6470:
DONALDSON LITHOGRAPHING co., New-
port; Ky. [1812-1840
[Girl’s coats, 6 sheet poster, 4738]
© Aug. 1,-1921 + 2c;\ Neb. 2%, 1922 -7K
163497.
[4 prints]:
Keep your coat or wrap looking its
best. [6 sheet poster, 4828]—[Ladies’
coats, 6 sheet poster, 4787, 4788]—
Women’s suits, 6 sheet poster, 4821]
© Dec. 1, 1921; 2 c. each Feb. 20, 1922;
K 163350-163353.
[5 prints]:
Jan you meet any emergency, imme-
diately, independently, confidently ? [16
sheet poster, 4775]—[Furniture, 12
sheet poster, 4789]—It will delight
your guests. [10 sheet poster, 4781]—
Look right, feel right, dry cleaning
does it. [6 sheet poster, 4769]—Pas-
teurized milk, the ideal food for young
and old. [6 sheet poster, 4765] ©
Jan. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Feb. 20, 1922; K
163348, 163355, 163359, 163361, 163362.
[6 prints] :
Are you going to sleep for twenty
years? [16 sheet poster, 4710]—Keeps
him smiling, too. [10 sheet poster,
4707]—[Ladies’ coats, 6 sheet poster,
4735]—|[Ladies’ suits, 6 sheet poster,
4737]—[Men’s shoes, 6 sheet poster,
4726] — [Special men’s clothing, 12
sheet poster, 4730] © Jan. 1, 1922; 2
e. each Feb. 27, 1922; K 163484, 163487,
1638488, 163490, 163494, 163496.
[6 prints]:
Christmas cheer throughout the
year. [10 sheet poster, 4829]—Gifts
that please. [6 sheet poster, 4822]—
Just right for a winter appetite, [6
sheet poster, 4759]—Ladies’ coats, 6
sheet poster, 4820]—Merry Christmas
to you and yours. [16 sheet poster,
4752 |—-Suggestions for Christmas. [12
sheet poster, 4826] © Nov. 1, 1921; 2
ce. each Feb. 20, 1922; K 163349, 163354,
163356-163358, 163360.
[7 prints]:
°"At’s my dish. [10 sheet poster,
4782|]—Builds manly bodies. [6 sheet
poster, 4760]—Drink pasteurized milk
for health, beauty, vitality. [6 sheet
poster, 4767]—Dry cleaning works
wonders with clothes. [6 sheet pos-
ter, 4770]—[Furniture, 12 sheet poster,
4819]—Let us help you to forge ahead.
[16 sheet poster, 4776]—Milk-fed kids
are healthiest. [6 sheet poster, 4766]
DONALDSON' LITHOGRAPHING Co.—Contd.
[7 prints]—Continued.
© Feb. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Feb. 27, 1922;
K 163485, 168486, 1638489, 163491,
163492, 163493, 163495.
DoosE (GABRIEL H. W.) New Orleans.
[1841
Numerical indicator form-chart for
lace making. [Blueprint] © Dec. 20.
1921; 2 ec. Jan. 6, 19225 16460;
Dorros (GEORGE) New York.
[1842, 18438
Greek wreath, set 1,2. © 1. each
Feb. 11, 1922; J 2538239, 253240.
Dow (Louis F.) co., St. Paul.
[1844-1868
[12 prints] :
Deliberate with caution, act with de-
cision, M 22571.—Finest gift one can
bestow upon another is a happy hour,
M 22566—Greater the trials the more
glorious the triumph, M 22569.—Hap-
piness is a habit, cultivate it, M 22565.
—In all probability your opportunity
lies right where you are, M 22564.—
It may be a little farther around the
corner of a square deal, but the road
is better, M 22567.—Many men owe the
grandeur of their lives to their tre-
mendous difficulties, M 22563.—Some
men succeed better than others because
they attempt more, M 22570.—Trails
through difficulties are open to the man
with vision, M 22561.—What the world
is for us depends on what we are our-
selves, M. 22572.—Without true friends
the world is but a wilderness, M
22568.—Work supplies the daily food
but cheerfulness gives it relish, M
22562. © Feb. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Mar.
14, 1922; K 168965-163976.
[13 prints]:
[Constance]— [Friendly visit]—
[Great north country] — [Greatest
love ]—[Loveliest girl]—[Love’s token ]
— [Miss Beautiful]—[Mother’s jewels]
—[Paquita (Princess) ]— [Pleasant
chat]—[Romance cliff]—[Sweet inno- -
cence]—[Sweet sixteen] © Jan. 2,
1922: 2 ¢. each ~Jam a3, 51922— Ae
161968-161980.
Dow, Jones & co., New York.
[1869, 1870
Investors and brokers holdings of .
U. S. steel common. © 1. Jan. 20,
1922; I 6461.
U. S. steel common monthly high and
low. shareholders © 1 ¢. Jan. 20,
1922; I 6462.
46
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 1, 1922
CLASSES, H TO K
1901
Doyre (JouHN M.) Philadelphia.
[1871
[Bronze tablets] © Feb. 23, 1922;
2 c. Feb. 28, 1922; K 168849.
DRESCHER (JOHN) CO., INC., New York.
[1872
[Venice; by N. Briganti] © Jan.
eet: 2 ec. Jan. 12,1922; K 162863.
DuNcAN (Howarp F.) Champaign, Ill.
[1873
Illinois (University of) varsity foot-
ball team, 1921. © Feb. 23, 1922;
wae. Hep, 27, 1922; J 253626.
DUNMORE (FRANCIS WINKLEY) Wash-
ington. [1874
Coil aerial and direction finder wave
length ranges with various turns and
tuning capacities, long wave chart.
eEluepemty © Jan. 11, 1922: 2 «.
Jan. 11, 1922; I 6448.
EAMES & YOUNG AND GROVES (ALBERT
B.) St. Louis. [1875
St. Louis, Mo., Masonic temple, per-
spective drawing design. © 1c. Jan.
ee 19225. 0 252831.
Epson (NorMAN) Burton, Wash.
[1876
Olympic Range. © Jan. 11, 1922;
be, Jan, 17,1922: J 252708.
EXLINGER (LovuIs J.) AND MacManus
(Jos—EPH H.) Conshohocken, Pa.
[1877
Logarithmic scales. © Jan. 2, 1922;
Zc. Jan. 26, 1922; I 6516.
ELDRED {MERRITT GILBERT) Chicago.
[1878
Chicago, Ill., Masonic temples. ©
meee. Jo21> 2.ce. Dec, 22, 1921: J
252630.
EXLFENBEIN
York.
Mister Byer from Ohio. (In My
lady’s wardrobe, Feb. 1, 1922) © Feb.
6, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1922; K 163154.
ELtis (WitLiAM SHEWELL) Philadel-
phia. [1880, 1881
Denney (Gov. William D.) of Dela-
ware. © Sept. 3, 1920; 2 c« Jan. 6,
meee; J 252512.
Pennell (Joseph) © Feb. 23, 1922;
Zz ¢. Feb. 25, 1922; J 253607.
EMPORIUM WORLD MILLINERY CO., Chi-
cago. [1882
Emporium world millinery co. illus-
tration service book. © Dec. 31, 1921;
Ze. Jan. 9, 1922- K 161892.
New
[1879
(JULIEN SHERLEY)
Enciar (T. 8S.) Los Angeles. [1883
Bnagier (1 S.j: © ¢..Meb. t; 1922
J 253190.
ERIcKSON (JNo. N.) Salt Lake City.
[1884
Electric storm, Yellowstone national
park. © Dee 15, 1921-2) ¢ Web. 27,
1922; J 253630.
ERIcSoN (AvuUGuUST WiLlLiAmM) Arcata,
Calif. [1885, 1886
Arcata, Calif., from the industrial
center. ©) Web: 1; 1922-2) ¢.) Feb: 2,
1922; J 253085.
—Hst. © Feb. 1, 1922; 2 c. Feb.
2, 1922; J 253084.
EXRKER BROS. OPTICAL CO., St. Louis.
[1887
Ticket office window shutter. ©
Dee. APMI92 2 ek tan 6) 192225
2525145
EvANS (E. R.) Los Angeles. [1888
[3% dial plat. Blueprint] ©1«
Feb. 1, 1922; I 6498.
EvANS (WALTER L.) Cleveland. [1889
Action of the body should conform
with the expression of the face, lesson
6, plate 2. © Feb. 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb.
23, 1922; K 168407.
EVENDEN (ALBERT B.) Little Falls, N.
Aig: [1890
[Fundamental unit of _ political
science] -© 1. & Dec, 14) 1921: 1
6476.
Faser (J. H.) & son, Norfolk, Va.
[1891-1899
Brinkley (E. 8.) © Feb. 20, 1922;
Ze Hepe 2 1922 24) 2dance:
Cook (W. E.) © Jan. 27, 1922; 2c.
Jane a0, 1922-5) 255082,
Gay (Z. A.) front view. © Jan. 20,
1922 Zee Jan. Zils, 1922) Je 252809.
% view. © Jan. 20, 1922; 2c.
Jan. 21, 1922; J 252808.
Grandy, (Chas. RK.) 2 2. © Jan: 6,
1922 3°2-e. each Jan, 9, 1922; J 252566,
252810.
MacDonald (A. S.) © Feb. 17, 1922;
2c. Feb. 18, 1922: J 2538369.
Petty (W. L.) © Feb. 24, 1922; 2c.
Feb. 25, 1922; J 253634.
Van Patten “(h. A.) “© San, 27,
192252, ¢. Jan. 30; 1922; J 253080.
FAIRBANKS (AvARD) Eugene, Or.
[1900, 1901
Doughboy of west, front view. ©
ie aad. 2b. 1927 tdi 2baole,
side view. ©1e. Jan. 21, 1922;
Dd 20an2 t.
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1902
I.AIRCHILD AERIAL CAMERA CORP., New
[1902
New York (City) Manhattan Island,
aerial survey. © Mar. 10, 1922; 2 «
York.
AD:
FARNUM (GEO. H.)
Garrison (Jr.
3, 1922; J 254090.
Okemah, Okl.
[1903, 1904
and Mrs. J. E.) as
first oil goes in storage tanks from
well no. 1.
25 VO22 ie Zooks,
Okemah, Ok1.,
© Feb. 21, 1922
Marshall & Tatum oilwell no. 1.
: 2.e, Heb.
J. E. Garrison farm,
©
Bebe 2E, 19222 2) c: Meb. 2b, 1922 2)
253614.
FARRELLY (JOHN J.) St. Louis. [1905
19th hole in one, etc. ©Mar. 9,
1922; 2 e. Mar. 11, 1922; K 1638893.
Farrow, Hircu co., Peoria, Ill. [1906
Pure bred baby chicks. [Drawing
of baby chick]
Jan. 27
© Mar. 15, 1921; 2 ¢.
, 1922; K 162638.
Vers & co., Philadelphia. [1907
[Backyard scene showing two ladies
Oi Mebs A922;
hanging up clothes]
ie. Feb. 8,
KK 163446.
FELTMAN (HaArRRy)
Honor me by helping them.
2, 1921;
FILMER (GEORGE)
San Francisco,
temple welcomes you.
poster sticker]
Feb. 2, 1922
FISHBAUGH (WILLIAM ARTHUR) Miami,
[1910-1916
© Jan. 6, 1922; 2 ec. each
Ela.
F96-F102.
Brooklyn,
June, 1922
IN:
San Francisco.
[1909
Islam
[Advertising
© dan) 1922 De:
; K 162899.
Jan. 9, 1922; J 252575-252581.
FISHER (Harry C.)
New York.
[1917-1964
1922; Ghee DL 2 O22:
[1908
© Dec.
2G DEG. lo. tO2I= Ke IGLOOS:
pt. IV. HSS WTF
FiscHER (Harry C.)—Continued.
Mutt and Jeff—Continued.
© July 13; 1 ee. Janeaororm
© July 14; 1c. Jan, 19k
© July 15; Jan. 19;
© July 16; Jan. 19;
© uly, iG: Jan, 1S:
© July Jan, 19%
© July Jan. 19;
© July Jan. 19;
© July Jan. 19;
© July ‘Jan. 19;
© July Jan. 19; 162331.
© July Jans! 29 162332.
©rAtien iG: 1 @ Wee 4; K 163705.
© Aug. 8; 1 ce. Mar. 4; K 163706.
© Aug. 9; 1 c. Mar. 4; K 163707.
© Aug. 10; 1c. Mar. 4; K 163708.
© Aug. 11: 1 © Mar 4k 163700)
© Aug. 12; 1 c. Mar. 4; K 163710.
© Aug. 13371 ¢ Mar 4-3 1Ga i,
© Aug. 14; 1c. Mar. 4; K 163712.
© Aug. 15; 1 ce. Mar. 4; K 163716.
© Aug. 16; 1 @ Mar. 4; K 163715.
© Aug. 17; 1c. Mar. 4; K 163717.
© Aug. 18; 1 c. Mar. 4; K 1638718.
© Aug. 19; 1c. Mar. 4; K 163719.
© Aug. 20; 1 ¢. Mar. 4; K 163714.
© Aug. 21; 1 ¢, Mar. 4; K 163713.
© Aug. 22; 1c Mar. 4; K 163704.
© Aug. 23; 1 c. Mar. 4; K 163702.
© Aug. 24; 1¢. Mar. 4; K 163701.
© Aug. 25; 1c. Mar. 4; K 163700.
© Aug. 26; 1 ce. Mar. 4; K 163699.
© Aug. 27; 1c. Mar. 4; K 163698.
© Aug. 28; 1c. Mar. 4; K 163697.
© Aug. 29; 1 «@ Mar. 4; K 163696.
© Aug. 30; 1 ¢. Mar. 4; K 163703.
© Aug. 31; 1c. Mar. 4; K 163695.
FLAVELLE (E. H.) % Gerlach, Barklow
162321.
162322.
162325.
162324.
162325.
162526.
162827.
162328.
162329.
< 162330.
jot
00
Do Ww wb wb
Nes
fou
ou) Jo)
feb ee Pe PL pet pe Pe PE pk
out & ot Pee ae
Li)
in
Mutt and Jeff [1921]:
© July 1: ie Jan. 19 5K 162310:
© July 23) ey Sam 19 > Ko 162301:
@Oijuly4. Wey Jan dO 5 Ke 1623127
@ Julbyae Wey damil9 = Ket G2313.
© July 6; 1c. Jan. 19; K 162314.
© July 7; 1 ¢c) Jan. 19; K 162315.
© July 8;1c¢ Jan. 19; K 162316.
© July 9; le Jan. 19; K 162317.
© July 10) 1c Jana 1921 162318.
© aly sae Te Tam TO eK AG231'9)
© Suby 024 ie San WORKS tG2320,
48
co., Joliet, Lil.
[Never slumbering sea]
[1965
© Dec. 27,
1921; 2 c. Jan: 18) 1922 ie dae
FLEMING (LESLIE G.) Dallas.
skyscraper
Dallas,
Tex.,
[1966
sky-line
from the roof of the T. & P. bldg., by
night.
1921; J 258030,
FLINTJER (DANIEL C.) Buffalo.
Buffalo
Harbor:
Broadside on the beach,
© Dee. 15, 1921;
2.-e, Dec, Ve
[1967-1972
storm of
Dec. 18, 1921.—Grain fleet on beach
after storm of Dec. 18, 1921, looking
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1922
FLINTJER (DANIEL C.)—Continued.
Butfalo Harbor—Continued.
-north.—Grain fleet on beach after
storm of Dec. 18, 1921, looking south.—
Mutual elevator after storm of Dec. 18,
1921, two towers were demolished.—
Part of grain fleet on beach after
storm of Dec. 18, 1921, close view.—
Tangle of ships caused by storm of
Mee. 18, 1921. © Dec. 20, 1921; 2 c.
each Jan. 10, 1922; J 252624252629.
FONTAINE’ (GEORGIA QUINCY) Los An-
geles. [1973
Shelly choir. © Mar. 1, 1921; 2 «.
Aug. 29, 1921; K 162774.
FORRESTER (HERBERT C.) Baltimore.
[1974
Six one story and basement brick
bungalows, plans. [8 sheets. Blue-
prints] © 1c. Mar. 9, 1922; I 6592.
Fox (FONTAINE) Port Washington,
Poh N.Y. [1975
[Toonerville trolley. A comic cari-
eature of a trolley car and its motor-
man} ©: Jan. 19, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 20,
1922; I 6468.
FRANKLAND (ALEXANDER J.) Berkeley,
Calif. [1976
Abdul Bahas Abbas. © Dec. 12,
meee 2 & dan. 11, 1922: J 253201.
FRENCH (R. E.) Visalia, Calif.
[1977-1984
[8 photographs] :
Along the Kaweah.—End of the
trail— Highway above Three Rivers.—
Kaweah Rapids.—Kersage (Lake)—
Kersage (Lake) on the shore—Log
Meadow, Giant Forest, cabin.—Pioneer.
eeesan. 23, 1922; 2 c each Jan.’ 30,
1922; 252848-252855.
FREY (CHARLES DANIEL) c0., Chicago.
[1985-2018
Christmas day. © Nov. 15, 1921;
eoeam. o, 1922; K 161775.
New year’s day. © Dec. 15, 1921;
feo Jan 5, 1922; K 161774.
They win citizenship, etc., oil series
mae at ©) Nov. 1, 1921; 2 c. Jan. 3,
1922; K 161776.
[3 prints]:
Money men save in their twenties,
ete—Savings that grew as the child
grows, etc.—Thrift during the active
years, etc. © Sept. 1, 1921; 2 c each
Wan. 3, 1922: K 161772, 1617 96, 161797.
[28 prints]:
Afterwards, his forethought still
assures their continued comfort and
safety, oil series A 6.—Ambition, creed
series B 7—Better equipped man, etc.,
oil series 12.—Bread line, illustrated
No
49
FREY (CHARLES DANIEL) co.—Contd.
[28 prints]—Continued.
series D 4.—Confidence, creed series
B 5.—Courage.—Decision, creed series
B 11.—Foresight, creed series B 8.—
Fortified against the years, etc., por-
trait series C 5.—Glittering promise of
riches, ete., oil series A 8—Happiness,.
creed series B 4.—Independent wife,
illustrated series D 5.—Individual
bank accounts develop self reliance,
ete., oil series A 9.—Man, the idea, ete.,
oil series A 4.—Modern woman, etc.,
illustrated series D 3.—No work, no
money, etc., illustrated series, D 6.—
Persistence.—Poverty impossible, illus-
trated series D 1—Prince and the
pauper, illustrated series D 7.—Prog-
ress, creed series B 6.—Purpose.—Re-
spect, creed series B 10.—Ruined, illus-
trated series D 10.—Success, creed se-
ries B 12.—You and your wife, illus-
trated series D 12.—Your boy, illus-
trated series D 11.—Your opportunity,
illustrated series D 9.—84,198 paupers,
illustrated series D 2. Oct! 25,
1921; 2 c. each Jan. 3, 1922; K 161764—
161771, 161773, 161777-161795.
Frick (Ep. L.) Long Beach, Calif.
[2019
After sundown. © Dec. 1, 1921; 2 ¢
Jan. 18, 1922;.K 162651.
Frost & REED, LTD., Bristol. England.
[2020-2026
[Macdonald children; mezzotint en-
graving in colour, by Arthur Hogg
©iWee: 13,7, 1921.5 Ie; Mary 14) 1922:
K 168999.
[Old garden; by Herbert Dicksee]
© Feb. 24, 1922; 1 ¢« Mar. 14, 1922;
K 164005.
[Through the forest; by Joseph Far-
quharson] © Jan. 13, 1922; 1 c. Mar.
14, 1922; K 164001.
[Veteran; by Herbert Dicksee] ©
Octave 192i Ae, Mare 14,1922 1K
164000.
[3 prints]:
[Gates of Borrowdale, Derwentwa-
ter; by Sutton Palmer]—T[In the Tros-
sachs, Loch Achray; by Sutton
Palmer]—[Miranda; by Arthur B.
Brook, after John Hoppner] © Mar.
gt 1922 : 1 ec. each Mar. 14, 1922; K
164002-164004.
FROST, JOHNSON LUMBER co., St. Louis.
[2027, 2028
Wrest: pine. ©) Keb. 25, 1922; 2. ¢:
Web. 27; 1922; K 163913.
Frost pine barks. © Feb. 25, 1922;
26, Heb. 20, 19222 163902.
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piv. wey. 18
Funk & WAGNALLS co., New York..-
[2029-2034
[His wish] (In Literary digest,
Jane 2821022) ©) Jan. 26,1922, Ane
Feb. 4, 1922; K 162848.
New York (City) Washington arch.
(In Literary digest, Feb. 18, 1922) ©
Feb. 16, 1922; 1 ¢ Feb. 24, 1922; K
163445.
Peaceful slumber. (In Literary di-
gest, Dec. 31, 1921) © Dec. 29, 1921;
1 ¢. Jan. 5, 1922; K 161828.
Race. (In Literary digest, Jan. 14,
1922) © Jan. 12,°1922 51. ¢. Jan. 28,
1922; K 162356.
Still my valentine. (Jn Literary di-
gest, Feb. 4, 1922) © Feb. 2, 1922;
1 ¢. Web, 11, 1922; K 163260.
Surf. (Jn Literary digest, Mar. 4,
1622) © Mar02, 19222 ty co Miaro is;
1922; K 1638998.
GABRIEL (SAML.) SONS & CO., New
York. [2035-2040
[6 prints]:
Beads to string, T 179—Game of
kittens and puppies, T 234.—Kinder-
garten beads, 182, T 181, T 183.—
Spello, the game of wonders, T 180.
©) Pep: 4, 1922-2) e. each Web.) 17,
1922; K 163325-163330.
GaMBLE (L. JAY) WATERLOO, IA., AND
WHEELER (WALTER H.) Minne-
apolis. [2041, 2042
Greater Waterloo, exhibit A, B. ©
Jan. 16, 1922; 2 ¢. each Jan. 23, 1922;
K 162434, 162485.
Garpinrr (RutH TeRRyY) Rockford,
100 [2043
Blackhawk. © Dec. 4, 1921; 2 c¢.
Feb. 11, 1922; J 253359.
GARDNER (GrorcE A.) New York.
[2044-2049
(Aerial transportation chart. Blue-
prints]:
Chicago, Ill., terminal. — Detroit,
Mich., Toledo, O., and Cleveland, O.,
terminals.—Kansas City, Mo.,_ ter-
minal—New York, N. Y.,, terminal.—
Pittsburgh. Pa., terminal. © 1c. each
Jan. 17, 1922; I 6527-6531.
Cincinnati, O., Indianapolis, Ind.,
Louisville, Ky., St. Louis, Mo., ter-
minals. [Aerial tranSportation chart.
Blueprint] © 1 e¢. Jan. 24, 1922; I
6542.
GARMENT CENTER REALTY cCorRP., New
York. [2050
Garment center capitol, the hub of
the garment industry. © Feb. 1, 1922;
1 c. Feb. 3, 1922; K 162834.
D0
Gassaway (THOMAS OLIVER) Indian-
apolis. [2051-2056
Cancer, after treatment:
Charles (George W.) — Marshall
(David)—Myers (Alva). ©1 ce. each
Feb. 4, 1922; J 253187, 253139, 253141.
Cancer, before treatment:
Charles (George W.) — Marshall
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Feb. 4, 1922; J 253136, 253138, 253140.
Gay (Gro. HowELt) % Gerlach, Bark-
low co., Joliet, Tl. [2057
[Sunset glow] © Dec. 27, 1921;
2e. Jan. 18, 1922; K 162083.
Grorce (F. A.) Boston. [2058
Roxbury, Mass., Mission church par-
ish, golden jubilee, 1871-1921. © 1c.
Oct. 18, 1921; J 2538202.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE
co., Charleston, W. Va. [2059
Where there is no vision the people
perish. © Jan. 16, 1922; 2:c. Jan.
13, 1922; K 162885.
GERHARD SISTERS PHOTO co., St. Louis.
[2060-2071
Dutton (Miss Betty) 3-7, 10. ©
Jan. 10, 1922; 2 c. each Jan. 31, 1922;
J 253023-253028.
Hawley (Vera Louise) © Sept. 10,
1921; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1921; J 252844.
Schilling (Lydia) © Sept. 10, 1921;
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Selle (Oliver F.) © Dec. 30, 1921;
2c. Jan. 12, 1922; J 252635.
Taylor (Judge Daniel G.) © Jan.
24, 1922: 2 @ Jan ai is22 2530228
Telva (Miss Marian) 12,13. © Jan.
15, 1922: 2 c. each Jan sf) 1922; a
253020, 253021.
GERLACH, BarKLow co., Joliet.
[2072-2107
[12 prints]:
[Christmas morning] — [Haster]—
[Fire crackers]—[Hallowe’ en]—
[Happy new year]—[March winds]—
[May days] — [Mother’s helper]—
[School days]—[Sea shells]—[Spirit
of June]—[To my valentine] © Nov.
23, 1921; 2 c. each Jan. 18). 1922; i
162030-162038, 162056, 162058, 162059.
[24 prints]: ;
[Anxious moment]—[Baby’s king-
dom]—[Cleo]—[Crown of creation ]—
[Elaine]—[Evening light]—[Fast falls
the eventide]—[Fragrant beauties]—
[In the garden of love]—[In the
springtime] — [Joan] — [Miss Bright
Eyes]—[Miss Innocence]—[Natalie]—
[On moonlight bay] — [Passing
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GERLACH, BarkKLow co.—Continued.
[24 prints]—Continued.
_ storm]—[Return of the fishing fleet]—
[Rocky headland] — [Rose Marie]—
[Shadow road] — [Stilly night]—
[Those evening chimes]—[When win-
ter comes]—[Where quiet reigns] ©
Dec. 27, 1921; 2 c. each Jan. 18, 1922;
K 162065 -—162067, 162070, 162072-
162077, 162079, 162081, 162082, 162085,
162086, 162089, 162091, 162096, 162097,
162102, 162108, 162105, 162110, 162125.
GHADIALI (DINSHAH P.) Philadelphia.
[2108
Coming events cast their shadows
before and he shall light the way. ©
meet. 1921> 2 ec. Dec. 28, 1921; K
162346.
Gisss (K. D.) Oklahoma, Ok]. [2109
Cunningham (Max L.) ©1ce. Feb.
me tO22 = J 253275.
GILBERT (IRWIN E.) Frostburg, Md.
[2110
National pike, Johnson’s farm. ©
wane) 25, 1922- 2 c. Jan. 24, 1922; J
252811.
GILCHRIST (WILLIAM A.) Chicago.
ad
Power from waste. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1922; I 6555.
GOES LITHOGRAPHING COo., Chicago.
[2112-2114
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K 161663.
Goes lithographed securities, ete.
[Description of lithographed certifi-
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1922; K 161816.
Whiting, Plover paper co., interna-
tional bond [Folder, 24] © Feb. 10,
foe; 2c. Keb. 13, 1922; K 163236.
GorTz & OTTINGER, New York.
[2115-2118
Castle (Irene) 1-4. © Jan. 9, 1922;
mee. exch Jan. 20, 1922; J 252755—
252758.
Gorr (CLypE LEE) Weston, W. Va.
[2119
Jackson’s mill. © July 1, 1921; 2c.
Feb. 27, 1922; J 253629.
GoLtpE (Louis) New York. [2120
Attaboy, the suit that can be worn
three ways. © Jan. 25, 1921; 2 c¢. Jan.
ol, 1922- K 163332.
GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER Co., Akron, O.
[2121-2126
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1922; K 161982-161987.
Gorpon (ANNA A.) Evanston, Ill.
[2127
Serve America, support the constitu-
tion. ©) Jan) 10), 1922° 2 e. Jan, ’28;
1922; K 162679.
GorpDON (J. MAXWELL) Boston.
[2128-2131
[4 prints]:
Ma, when do we eat?>—Magic spec-
tacles.—Somebody’s going to wish he’d
bought a return ticket.—Your finan-
cial biography in one volume. © Jan.
25 O22 2 e rede Jan 28, 1922+ 1
162675-162678.
GRAMLICH (Oscar J.) St. Louis. [2132
Chiropractic meric system. © Feb.
11s 1922-2 ec Web: 13, 1922 > 1 Gb6s:
GRANGER (BrucE E.) Detroit. [2133
Section taken thru center of tank.
[Blueprint] © 1. Jan. 6, 1922; I
6444.
GRAY (ALICE) West Chester, Pa.
[2134, 2135
May I crank for you? © Jan. 30,
1922; 2 c.-Feb. 2, 1922; K 162782.
Shoot. © Jan. 30, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 2,
1922; K 162781.
GREEN (Dre Escorr) Huntington, W.
Va. [2136
Donna Doone. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1921;
J 255017.
GREEN (F'LoRIDE) San Francisco. [2137
Serra (Padre Junipero) blessing
California. © Dec. 9, 1921; 2 ¢c. Dec.
15 AO2 IS AG2T TS.
GREENE (EpGEWworTH) New York.
[2138
Sanitary dog kennel. [Blueprint]
©Oudan: 21) 19222. e) Jan. 26) 1922 x1
6490.
Greece (Barctay B.) and Dintz (A.
CLYDE) Omaha, Neb. [2139
February is short on days. © Jan.
21 1922))21e, Web: 2, 19227 i 162828,
GREGG (ERED University
_ Place, Neb. [2140, 2141
Functions of parts of the central
nervous system. © Nov. 1, 1921; 2c.
Dec. 22, 1921; I 6478.
Stages of unfoldment of the human
plant.) ©} Nov. 2, 1921 1/e Dee, 22.
1O2t Mine. Jan. te, 1922° b GAT:
MARION )
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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Gross (Epwarp) co., New York.
[2142-2145
[4 prints]:
Baby chrysanthemums.—Blue del-
phiniums.—Single dahlias.—White nar-
cissus. © Jan. 6, 1922; 2c each Jan.
9, 1922; K 161893-161896.
GROUND (ETHEL) Kansas City, Mo.
2146
To my husband. © Jan. 21, 1922; 2
c. Jan. 25, 1922; K 162449.
GRUEN WATCH Co., Cincinnati. [2147
[Gruen wheel train] © Jan. 15,
1922 23e7 Pep. 15, 1922< 658s:
GUSHEE (Harry T.) New York. [2148
Gushee’s tea room. © Noy. 15, 1921;
2) CG, LOLA: IS Gola:
GUTTMANN & GUTTMANN, New York.
[2149-2157
[9 prints|-:
Heart strings.—Just a wearyin’ for
you.— Love finds a way.— Lovers’
lane.—Love’s old sweet song.—Mother
arms.— On guard.— [Over summer
seas]—Perfect day. © Feb. 10, 1922;
2 eh each: Mebeda) 1922" ie Gales
163201.
HADDEN (GAVIN) New York. [2158
Reinforced concrete pile design.
[Blueprint] © Mar. 4, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
8, 1922; I 6584.
HAMPDEN TOY co., Westfield, Mass.
[2159
Harley-Davidson. © Feb. 20, 1922;
2 ¢. Feb. 24, 1922; K 163441.
HAMPEL (KARL) Chicago. [2160
Geographical target game. © Dee.
ae VOD rem Ween la LO2d s KoOnGsorT.
HANCE (GEORGE W.) Detroit. [2161
Detroit, Mich., First natl. bank bldg.
G) Heb. 2, T9222 ec) Web: 6: 1922-5
200195.
HANKEY (W. LEE) London. [2162-2169
[8 prints]:
[Affection] — [Drapery market] —
[Enfant s’amuse]—[Enfant satis-
fied] — [Petit dejeuner] — [Sympa-
thy ]—[Toy]—Tragédienne] © Feb.1,
1922; 1 c. each Feb. 6, 1922; K 162888—
162892, 162894162896.
HANLON (JOHN) San Francisco. [2170
Hanlon’s art alphabet, A to Z. ©
dep san Ss O22 «TN G49a:
HAPPELL (Harry) Philadelphia. [2171
You can’t enjoy Christmas. © Dec.
11, 1921; 2 c. Dee. 3, 1921; K 161904.
o2
Dt: Tvs; ass ve
HARE (ALDEN B.) Cleveland. [2172
For rent, the Alden B. Hare co. con-
sulting realtors. © Jan. 4, 1922; 2 c.
Jan. 6, 1922; K 161963.
HARRIS (BENJAMIN) CO., New
York. [213
Viva Puerto Rico libre [Porto Rican
flag design] © Feb.. 24, 1922; 2 «¢.
Mar. 7, 1922; K 163850.
Hargis. (W...3.) ees
Fla. [2174
Rocks, Florida coast. © Feb. 10,
1922; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1922; J 253534.
Harris & Ewine, Washington.
[2175-2214
Broussard (Sen. Edwin 8.) ©
Mar. 14, 1921; 2 @ Webs 24, 19222. 5
253596.
Christian (George B.) © Apr. 18,
1921; 2c. Feb. 24 1922-0 2asare.-
Davis (James J.) © Mar. 7, 1921;
2 c. Feb. 24, 1922; J 253587.
Denby (Sec.) and Asst. See. Roose-
velt. © Apr. 21) 4920-72 ic Wep. 24;
1922; J 258574.
Fall (Sen. Albert Bacon) © Feb.
16, 1921; 2 e! Feb. 24, 1922; 7 253591.
Fall (Mrs. Albert Bacon) © Feb.
25, 1921; 2 c. Feb. 24, 19225 9252590)
Fayolle (General) decorating Gen.
INC.,
St. Augustine,
Pershing. © Oct. 8, 1920; 2 c Feb.
24, 1922; J 253568.
Fletcher: (Henry P.)' © Feb. 22,
1921; 2 c Keb. 24, 1922 > 2502.
Geddes (Sir Auckland) at tennis.
© Sept. 24, 1921: 2 c« Heb. 24, 1922:
J 253601.
Gerard (James W.) © Sept. 22,
1921; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1922; J 253600.
Goff (Goy) © Oct. 4, 1920; 2 «¢.
Feb. 24, 1922; J 253593.
Harding (Pres.) delivering message
to Congress. © Apr. 18, 1921; 2 «
Feb. 24, 1922; J 253572.
Rice, Fletcher and Ring Lard-
ner. © Apr. 8/1920) 27e iWeb 2
192255, 25301:
Harding (Sen. and Mrs. Warren G.) .
© Sept. 28, 1920; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1922;
J 253603.
Hoover (Mrs. Herbert) © Mar. 8,
1921; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1922: J 253594.
Joint session of the House and Sen-
ate when Warren G. Harding and
Calvin Coolidge were officially elected.
© Feb. 9, 1921; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1922;
J 253569.
Mellon (Andrew W.) © Mar. 15,
1921; 2 @ Feb. 24, 1922; J 2538575.
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 1, 1922
Harris & Hwinc—Continued.
Moir (sev. .J..J.) “© Jan. 22, 1921;
2 c. Feb. 24, 1922; J 253576.
Penaherrera (Mrs. Luis Antonio)
@ Aug. 31, 1921; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1922;
J 253598.
Presentation of chaplain medals
with Secretaries Daniels and Baker.
(©) Oct. 5,,1920; 2 c Feb. 24, 1922;
J 253605.
Robertson (Miss Alice) © Jan. 20,
1921; 2 c Feb. 24, 1922; J 253577.
Roosevelt (Theodore) jr. © Mar.
30, 1921; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1922; J 2538578.
Shortridge (Samuel M.) © Feb. 19,
1921; 2 ¢. Feb. 24, 1922; J 253580.
Snow (A. H.) © May 9, 1921; 2 ¢
Feb. 24, 1922; J 258581.
Sumner (Mrs. Sarah E.) © Oct 5,
1920; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1922; J 258582.
Wallace (Henry C.) @©Mar. 7,
1921; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1922; J 253584.
Wallenberg (Mme.) @©Mar. 28,
1921; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1922; J 258566.
Weeks (Hon. John W.) © Mar. 15,
O71 > 2c. Web. 24, 1922: J 253567.
[3 photographs] :
Burke (Chas. H.)—Carter (George
H.)—Harding (Pres.) and Col. George
i Harvey. © Avr. 2, 1921; 2 ce each
Feb. 24, 1922; J 253570, 253585, 253597.
[3 photographs] :
Coolidge (Mrs. Calvin)—Denby (Ed-
win)—Denby (Mrs. Edwin) © Mar.
ey ao2)> 2 ec. each Feb. 24, 1922: J
253588, 253589, 253595.
[3 photographs]:
Davis (Mrs. James J.)—Sawyer
(Dr. Charles E.)—Wallace (Mrs.
Henry C.) © Mar. 10, 1921; 2 c. each
Feb. 24, 1922; J 253579, 253583, 253586.
[3 photographs] :
Delano (Jane) funeral — Ireland
(Surgeon Gen. Mariette W.) and Maj.
Julia C. Stimson—Woodside (Capt.
Robert G.) © Sept. 18, 1921; 2 ¢. each
Feb. 24, 1922; J 253599, 253602, 253604.
San Francisco.
[2215-2219
Hanna (Archbishop Edward J.)
A-E. © Dec. 20, 1921; 2 ¢. each Jan.
14, 1922; J 252664252668.
HARTSOOK (FRED)
Harwoop, LAMM & WEINDOoRF, New
York. [2220
Carnival palace. ©Dec. 18, 1921;
Z1e. Jan. 26, 1922 ; I 6491.
a3)
CLASSES, H TO K
2289
Haynes (J. BH.) %- Haynes photo
studios, St. Paul. [2221-2280
Gibbon paint pots, 21221. © Oct. 1,
1921; 2c. Jan. 3, 1922; J 252409.
[59 photographs] :
. Acres of cascades, Falls River,
21119—Bechler Falls near junction
with Falls River, 21113—Bechler
River, East Fork, large falls, 21073—
Bechler River, East Fork, large falls
and Mr. Gregg, 21072—Bechler River,
East Fork, small falls, 21070—Bechler
River ranger station, 21101—Birdseye
(Col. C. H.) profile, 21111—Bison in
eorral, 21241—Bison in field, 21242—
Bison stampeding, 21248—Boundary
River, falls, 21097—Cascade, Ham’s
Fork, 21099—Cascade in Bechler River,
21087—Cave Falls, Falls River, 21105—
Cave from interior, showing falls,
21109—Cave near Cave Falls, 21107—
Colonnade Falls, Bechler River, ob-
long, 21094—Colonnade Falls, Bechler
River, upright, 21098—Cooke City,
Mont., 21018—Cow punchers at Du
Bois, Wy., 21177—Deadwood stage and
horses, locked up, 21192—Double Falls,
East Fork, Bechler River, oblong,
21065—Double Falls, East Fork, Bech-
ler River, upright, 21063—Grasshopper
Glacier and Supt. H. M. Albright,
21029—Grasshopper Glacier, Face and
Beartooth Range, 21027—Grasshopper
Glacier, looking west from and show-
ing Purtyon, 21031—Grasshopper Gla-
cier, Surface and Beartooth Range,
21028—Hayden Falls, Woody Creek,
21022—Hayden Falls, Woody Creek,
close up, 21020—Iris Falls in Bechler
River, 21091—Looking west from
Grasshopper Glacier, 21030—Mammoth
bison herd, 21207—Mammoth bull bison
herd, close up; 21202—Middle Fork
Cascade, Bechler River, 21059—On the
trail to Grasshopper Glacier, 21026—
Ouzel Falls in Bechler River tribu-
tary, 21095—Pinnacle Butte near Two-
Gun-Tee pass, 21181—Ragged Falls
and Three River Junction, 21076—
Ragged Falls, East Fork, Bechler
River, 21074—Riding bucking horse at
Du Bois, Wy., 21178-21180—Round
Lake, Sheep Mountain, 21024—Spil-
way Falls, East Fork, Bechler River,
21068 — Standing Rock, Batchelder
column, Bechler River _ tributary,
21080—Standing Rock Cascade, Bech-
ler River tributary, 21081, 21083—
Standing rock in Bechler’ River.
21085—Terraced Falls, Falls River,
21117—Terraced Falls, Falls River,
columns, from above, 21115—Thrée
River Junction, Bechler River, 21078—
Treasure Island, Bechler River, 21089—
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2281
Haynes (J. E.)—Continued.
[59 photographs ]—Continued.
Two-Gun Tee pass, dedication cere-
monies, autos and crowd, 21184,
21185—Two-Gun Tee pass, dedication
ceremonies, tepees and crowd, 21183—
Washburn (Mt.) ranger _ station,
21197—Washburn (Mt.) ranger sta-
tion and car, 21198—West Fork Falls,
Bechler River, 21055 — Whittaker’s
Canyon store, 21188. © Sept. 1, 1921;
2 ce. each Jan. 3, 1922; J 252406—-252408,
252410—-252465.
Haynes (Mrs. Lumberton,
Miss. | [2281
Hear no error, see no error, speak
no error. © Dec. 29, 1921; 2 ec. Sept.
9, 1921; J 252658.
HEMINGWAY (GEORGE R.) Oak Park,
Til. [2282-2285
Oak Park, IIll., aeroplane picture,
A-D. © Dec. 30, 1921; 2 c. each Jan.
9, 1922; J 252751-252754.
HENDERSON LITHOGRAPHING CO.,
wood, O. [2286-2302
Lasting peace. © Jan. 5, 1922; 2c.
Jan. 20, 1922; K 162265.
125, 606, 704, 711, 1220-1231. © Sept.
30, 1921; 2 c. each Feb. 27, 1922; K
163502-163517.
HERCHELROTH (J. M.) Lancaster, Pa.
[2303
Outlines, transmission. © Jan. 2,
19222) 2e Sand, 19225 1 6479.
HERMAN (JuLIus) New York. [2304
Roosevelt (Theodore) [Roosevelt
memorial] © Oct. 8, 1921; 2 ¢. Oct.
14, 1921; K 162900.
HIEBEL (ADELAIDE) % Gerlach, Bark-
low co., Joliet, Il. [2305-2315
[11 prints]:
[Billie]—[Christmas]—[Edith Ca-
vell (Mt.) ]—[Favorite]—[Isobel]—
[Love dreams]—[Magic jewels ]—
[Moonbeams and lavender—[My dream
girl]—[Newburgh, N. Y., Washington’s
headquarters]|—[Wakefield by moon-
light] © Dec. 27, 1921; 2 ec. each Jan.
18, 1922; K 162068, 162071, 162078,
162080, 162093, 162095, 162099, 162104,
162114, 162117, 162121.
HIGHLAND SILVER BLACK FOX CO., LTD.,
Summerside, Prince Edwarl Is-
land, Canada. [2316—2322
[7 prints]:
[Champion ]—[Contented pair ]—
[King]—[Litter of five]—[Litter of
four ]—[Queen]—[Welcoming visit-
ors] © Jan. 24, 1922; 2 c. each Feb.
16, 1922; K 163317-163323.
Wiese 32)
Nor- °
pt. Iv., n. S., v.17
Hitter & Mott, Pasadena. [2323-2325
Audience at new year’s football
game. © Jan. 2; 1922= 20cm. 9:
1922; J 258204.
Washington and Jefferson football
squad. © Dec. 30, 1921; 2 ¢. Jan. 9,
1922; J 2538208.
at Vista Del Arroyo, Pasadena.
© Dee. 30, 1921; 2 ec. Jan. 9, 1922; J
253209.
HiItton (HERBERT M.) Brooklyn,
[23826
St. Stephens Lutheran church at
night. © Feb. 1, 1922; 2eiireb:) 9,
1922; J 253209.
HIRSCHFIELD (MILTON C.) Detroit.
Pare
Pay after Xmas. © Aug. 19, 1921;
2c. Aug. 23, 1921; K 1623836.
HoLpEN (Mrs. OWEN C.) Seattle.
[23828
Rainier (Mt.) Wash. © Jan. 16,
1922-2 ¢. Jan. 21, 1922); J 252768:
Hotmes (RIcHARD OLIVER) Portland,
Or. [2329
Compass - watch dial. [Time com-
pass dial] ©1c. Feb. 13, 1922; I 6539.
HoLTERMAN (Epwarp H.) Woodstock,
Vt. [2330, 2331
Foch (Marshal) in Brattleboro, Vt.
© Dee. 13, 1921; 2 c«. Feb. 18, 1922; J
LSB Mop
Hartness (Governor) presenting
speech to Marshal Foch. © Dec. 13,
1921; 2c. Feb. 13, 1922; J 253329.
Hoprer (Grorce H.) New York. [23382
Listening in to radio, the Aladdin of
the air. © Mar. 10, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 14,
1922; K 163979.
Horner (Cart J.) Boston. [2333
Abercrombie (Mrs. F. 8S.) © Feb. 7,
1922; 2c. Feb. 8, 1922; J 253205.
HouGHTon, MIFFLIN co., Boston.
[23384
Beveridge (Albert J.) © Dec. 14,
1921: 2 e: Jan. 17, 19225 162014:
Hovey (Guy C.) Long Beach., Calif.
[2335, 2336 |
904. © Dec. 27, 1921; 2 ¢. Jan. 3,
1922; J 252386.
905. © Jan. 10, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 16,
1922; J 252706.
Huresner (ANNA ALLOWAY) Fresno,
Calif. [2337, 2338
Boole tree, the largest tree in the
world. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1922; J 253564.
Virgin forest. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1922;
J 253565.
o4.
no. 1, 1922
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
2465
INCANDESCENT LAMP SUPPLY LABORA- | INTERNATIONAL FEATURE SERVICE, INC.
TORIES, New York.
[2339
Blind experimenting, loss of time,
money, customers.
© Jan. 7,)1922:
2c. Jan. 9, 1922; K 161959.
INDIANA RIGHT ANGLE TRIANGLE CoO., In-
dianapolis.
[2340
Right angles, triangles and diagon-
als. [Blueprint]
=e Hep. 6, 1922; I
©? Jan. 22; 1922 ;
65438.
INGERSON (IRVIN Mitton) Berkeley,
Calif.
Stadia calculator.
[2341
[Blueprint] ©
Jan. 31, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1922; I 6532.
INLAND PRINTER CO., Chicago.
Jenson (Nicolas)
master printers.
[2342-2344
1420-1480. (Early
In Inland printer,
Mec, 1921) © Dec. 1, 1921; 1c. Jan.
13, 1922; K 162000.
Ratdolt
(Early
printer, Jan., 1922)
(Erhard)
master printers.
1442 (?)-1527.
In Inland
©) Jan. 451922.
me tan, 14, 1922; K 162127.
Tory (Geofroy) 1480-15383.
In Inland printer,
© Feb. 1, 1922;
master printers.
Feb., 1922)
9, 1922; K 163364.
(Karly
1 ec. Feb.
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS SOC., INC.,
Chicago.
[Cuts 1384-1387]
Bee, Jan. 135, 1922;
[2345
© Nov. 4, 1921;
I 6499.
INTERNATIONAL FEATURE SERVICE, INC.,
New York.
And that’s how golfers are made.
mei ts, 1022; 1 e.
149324.
Aw, ya can’t beat ’em.
[2346-2465
©
Mar. 14, 1922; K
© Jan. 15,
- 1922; 1 c. Jan. 18, 1922; K 149241.
Bringing up father [1922]:
© Jan, 1: t.<.
©) Jan. 8; 1 ¢.
© Jan. 22;1 ce.
© Jan. 29; 1c.
fe beb. 5i> 1 e.
© Feb. 19; 1.
© Feb. 26; 1c.
© Mar. 5; 1c.
© Mar.12;1¢c.
© Mar.19;1c.
© Mar. 26; 1 e.
— [1922]:
© Jan. 15; 2.
Christmas morning.
Jam. 33 -1.159226.
Jane, 73 1 1492235.
Jan. 23; K 149253.
Jan. 30; K 149264.
Feb. 6; K 149274.
Feb. 20; K 149291.
Feb. 27; K 149303.
Mar. 4; K 149309.
Mar. 11; K 149317.
Mar. 20; K 149331.
Mar. 25; K 149388.
Jan. 16; K 149247.
©). Dees: 25,
1921; 1 c. Jan. 4, 1922; K 149229.
5D
—Continued.
Cold and fair. © Jan. 15, 1922; 1
ec. Jan. 20, 1922; K 149242.
Down on the farm [1922]:
©) Jan. 1; 2) ec Jane 3} 1K 149227.
© Jan. 8; 1c. Jan. 7; K 149234.
© Jan, 22° 1 @ Jan. 23 ; K 149255.
© Jan. 29; 1 c¢. Jan. 30; K 149265.
© Feb. 5; 1 c. Feb. 6; K 149272.
© Feb. 12; 1c. Feb. 11; K 149282.
© Feb. 19; 1c. Feb. 20; K 149290.
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Feb. 27; K 149301.
© Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 4; K 149307.
© Mar. 12;1c¢. Mar. 11; K 149326.
© Mar. 19; 1 ¢. Mar. 20; K 149330.
© Mar. 26; 1 c. Mar. 25; K 149337.
— [1922]:
© Jan. 15; 2 c. Jan. 16; K 149248.
Eddie’s friends [1922]:
© Jan. 8; 1c. Jan. 9; K 149238.
© Jan. 22; 1c. Jan. 24; K 149250.
© Jan. 29; 1 c. Feb. 1; K 149260.
© Web: 5; dc. Web, Gs K 149270.
© Feb. 12; 1c. Feb. 15; K 149284.
© Feb. 19; 1c. Feb. 23; K 149295.
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Mar. 1; K 149304.
© Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 6; K 149314.
© Mar.12; 1 c. Mar. 14; K 149322.
— [1922]:
© Jani; 2-¢.
©) Jan: 82 2 ¢
© Janta 2: e:
© Jan. 22; 2c.
Jan. 3; K 149223.
Jan. 7; K 149231.
Jan. 16; K 149245.
Jan. 23; K 149256.
. Feb. 6; K 149277.
. Feb. 11; K 149279.
. Feb. 20; K 149287.
. Feb. 27; K 149299.
. Mar. 4; K 149311.
© Mar. 12; 2c. Mar. 11; K 149318.
© Mar. 19; 2 c. Mar. 20; K 149327.
© Mar. 26; 2 c. Mar. 25; K 149341.
Fairy story time. © Jan. 22, 1922;
Sven Jane 30.1922 K 149259:
Florida enchantment. © Jan. 29,
1922; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1922; K 149278.
Have a heart. © Feb. 12, 1922;
1 e@ Feb. 21, 1922; K 159293.
Home, that’s all [1922]:
© Jan. 8; 1 c. Jan. 9; K 149236.
© Feb. 12; 1c. Feb.15; K 149286.
© Feb. 19; 1 c. Feb. 23; K 149294.
© Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 27; K 149344.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
, 24695
pt. TV.) 0. Si, ¥eke
INTERNATIONAL FEATURE SERVICE, INC.—
Continued.
I knew you’d toss one too. © Jan.
Ly 19227) her Jan. Ss, 122): Me a2 Be
I wonder. © Feb. 5, 1922; 1 c. Feb.
13, 1922; K 149268.
It’s just how it happens to strike
WOUs Pac)’ Keb; 8, \1922::) sh wen Mebane:
1922; K 149270.
Jerry on the job [1922]:
©) Jane i:-2 c Jam 3% Kid4g221,
© Jani 6y 2c) Jan? C3 149252,
© Jan. 15; 2c. Jan. 16; K 149244.
© Jan. 223°2'¢. Jan, 255 Ko 149258;
© Jan. 29; 2 c. Jan. 30; K 149266.
© Feb. 572%. Feb: 6; Ky 149205:
© Feb: 12; 2 ¢. Feb. 11; K 149281.
© Feb. 19; 2 c. Feb. 20; K 149289.
© Feb. 26; 2 c. Feb. 27; K 149298.
© Mar. 5; 2 ¢.. Mar. 4; K 149312;
© Mar. 1252 ¢) Mary il 149519,
© Mar.19; 2c. Mar. 20; K 149329.
© Mar. 26; 2 c. Mar. 25; K 149339.
Katzenjammer kids [1922]:
© Wane tt cy sana Kr 149228:
©ian, oo de Keb. Ge ke 1492738)
© Jan. 29; 1c. Jan. 30; K 149263.
© Feb. 12; 1 c. Feb. 11; K 149288.
© Feb. 19; 1 c. Feb. 20; K 149292.
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Feb. 27; K 149302.
© Mar. 12; 1 c. Mar..11; K 149325.
© Mar.19; 1c. Mar. 20; K 149332.
— [1922]:
© Jan. 15; 2c Jan. 16; K 149246.
Krazy. Kat i[1o22i)
©) danse ch Janie 5 he 149225)
© Jan. Seilverdanky 9 ake 492370
© Jan. 15; 1c. Jan. 18; K 149249.
@© any 226 clan 24s Ie 149252.
© Jan. 29; 1 ec. Feb. 1; K 149262.
© Feb. 5; 1 c. Feb. 6; K 149269.
© Feb. 12; 1 c. Feb. 15; K 149285.
© Feb. 19; 1c. Feb. 23; K 149296.
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Mar. 1; K 149305.
OMe oe die. Mar iG + Ki Tt493ts,
© Mar. 12; 1¢. Mar. 14; K 149323.
© Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 27; K 149343.
Little Jimmy [1922]:
(Oy Aleve Tus PA Cn RH eas hae 6
©) Fawr Sey (en sawiie sy Is
©rjangio. 2c) ane P62 Ko 149243.
©) Ja 22) 92) c) Jame2s se 149257;
© Jans 29% 2) ce. Jan SOe KudA9267.
© Feb. 5; 2c. Feb. 6; K 149276.
149222.
149230.
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INTERNATIONAL FEATURE SERVICE, INC.—
Continued.
Little Jimmy [1922]—Continued.
© Feb. 12; 2 c. Feb. 11; K 149280.
© Feb. 19; 2 c. Feb. 20; K 149288.
© Feb. 26; 2 c. Feb. 27; K 149300.
© Mar. 5; 2 c. Mar. 4; K 1493810.
© Mar. 12; 2c. Mar. 11; K 149320.
© Mar. 19; 2c. Mar. 20; K 149328.
© Mar. 26; 2¢. Mar. 25; K 149340.
Miss Twenty Two. © Jan. 1, 1922;
1 ¢@ Jan. 11, 1922; Ko tea"
On’ our’ block (Prs22iiae
© Jan. 8; 1 ¢. Jan. Cee 149233.
© Jan. 22; 1c. Jan. 28; K 149254.
© Mar. 5; 1 c. Mar. 4; K 149308.
Over the Rio Grande. © Feb. 26,
1922; 1 ec. Mar. 6, 1922; KK: P4G516.
Penitent. © Mar..5, 1922: 1 ¢, Mar.
14, 1922; K 149321.
Puppy love. © Mar. 19, 1922; 1 «.
Mar. 28, 1922; K 149342.
Roadwork, a butler, and the stuff.
© Feb. 26, 1922° 1 Cy Meine do22
K 149306.
Snowflakes. © Jan. 8, 1922; 1 ec.
Jan. 17, 1922; K 149240.
Tale of the weeping stranger.
Mar. 5, 1922; 1. c@ Mar Gaoea:
149313.
That’s conversation, ain’t it? © Jan.
22, 1922; 1.¢. Jan. 24, T9225 eae.
When a guy turns square. © Jan.
29, 1922; 1 ec. Feb. 1, 1922; K 149261.
When eyes meet. © Feb. 19, 1922;
t ec. Keb. 25, 19225 Ko i4S25R
©
K
INTERNATL. SHOE CO. (FRIEDMAN
SHELBY BR.) St. Louis. [2466
Lilies of the valley. © Mar. 5, 1922;
2c. Mar. 20, 1922; K 164087.
INTERNATL. SHOE CO. (PETERS BR.) St.
Louis. [2467, 2468
Lantern girl, © wane, e922]
Jan. 11, 1922; K 161935.
Queen of diamonds. © Feb. 2, 1922;
2c. Feb. 18, 1922; K 163342.
INTERNATL. SHOE CO. (ROBERTS, JOHN-
SON & RAND BR.) St. Louis.
[2469, 2470
Star brand shoes are better. [Has-
kell Coffin’, girl], (© dan. 2729922
e. Jan. 11, 1922; K 161934.
Twilight. © Feb. 2, 1922; 2
ec. Keb.
18, 1922; K 163341. :
MISCELLANEOUS
mo. 1 1922
INTER-RACIAL COUNCIT, New York.
[2471-2473
Constitution of the United States is
a shield to protect you from injustice,
11. © Nov. 30, 1921; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1922;
K 162847.
Leave your quarrels at home, 12. ©
mimes! 1922- 2 c. Feb. 4, 1922: K
162845.
©
One man did not understand, 14.
ee a0, 1921; 2c. Heb.-4, 1922; K
' 162846.
ITALIAN BOOK co., New York. [2474
Caruso (Enrico) fulgida gloria Ital-
aoa) Nov. 2. 1921: 1 ¢. Dec. 16,
moet e€ Jan. 10, 1922; K 1623387.
JACOBS (RUBY
Wash.
[Perfect circle]
go? = 1 6518. :
JENKINSON (Mrs. EH. B.) Sheldon, Ia.
[2476
© 1c. Feb. 9,
CovENEY) Spokane,
[2475
Ora oey vans 30}
Bonny and Betty.
1922 ;.J 2538538.
JOHNS-MANVILLE, 1Nc., New York.
[2477
[Details of application of Johns
Manville transit corrugated asbestos
wood. 7 sheets] © Dec. 15, 1921; 2c.
Jan. 24, 1922; I 6467.
JOHNSON (ALBERT) Fairbanks, Alaska.
[2478
McKinley (Mt.) and Summit Lake.
je) Nov. 1, 1921; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1921; J
253612.
JOHNSON (BERNT WILHELM) Owa-
tonna, Minn. [2479
Steele County fair. © Jan. 8, 1922;
2c. Feb. 28, 1922; J 253648.
JOHNSON (HeERBERT) New York.
[2480-2482
Critical moments. © Nov. 8, 1921;
ie. Jan. 9, 1922; K 161885.
Same. @ Nov. 12, 1921; 1 e«.
Jan. 9, 1922: K 161887.
What every wife knows. © Nov. 7,
1921 ; we wam 9! 1922. K 161886.
GRune 1B; )
JOHNSON
Mass.
Dutch cottage candies.
© Feb. 20, 1922:
K 163851.
JOHNSTON (WM. R.) mre. co., Chicago.
[2484
Little Bill, the Johnston products
kid. ©1 c. Feb. 3, 1922: J 253090.
Swampscott,
[2483
The candex.
2 ¢c. Feb. 28, 1922;
oT
CLASSES; Eb TO K
2550
Richmond.
[2485-2495
Old stone house, H 7, J 3. © Feb. 7,
1922): 2 ¢ each Web. 11, 1922: J 253280,
253282.
Poe (EK. A.) shrine, G 9, H 8, H 10,
v9, SAO VO heb! ie 19223 2) each
Feb. 11, 1922; J 253276—-253279, 253281.
[4 photographs] :
Fountain and gate, A 7—Fountain
and shrine, C 12.—Fountain in sun-
shine, C 11.—Old stone house from roof
Gf (Shrine, G6. /©) Jan. 30), 1922) 2 1c
each Feb. 2, 1922; J 258086—253089.
JONES (CHARLES GASKIN)
Ark.
[10 photographs] :
Autumn in the Ozarks.—Camping in
the Ozarks.—Marble City Falls.—Mar-
ble Fails.—Nightingale of the Ozarks.—
Ozark mountaineer.—Sunrise in Syca-
more Hollow.—Thrush of the Ozarks.—
Trail thru the Ozarks.—Valley of the
Little Buffalo. © Oct. 15, 1921; 2 e¢.
each Jan. 27, 1922; J 253539-253548.
JONES (LESLIE R.)
JONES (ARCHER G.)
Harrison,
[2496-2505
Dorchester, Mass.
[2506
Boston, Mass., Boston fire dept., en-
gine 18. © Oct. 29, 1921; 2.¢. Feb. 4,
O22 Ed 2oe leases
JORDAN (FRANKLIN INGALLS) Boston.
[2507
[Entente] ©Dec. 30, 1921; 2
Feb. 8, 1922; K 1638217.
KEATING Co., Philadelphia.
[43 prints]:
At this festive season we pause in
our daily routine, etec.—Best wishes
for a merry Christmas and a prosper-
ous new year, etec.—Christmas and new
year greetings, A, B.— Christmas greet-
ing.—Christmas greetings, A—-C.—
Christmas greetings and best wishes
for a happy and prosperous new year,
ete.—Christmas remembrance, A, B.—
Commercial savings bank of Mason
City, Ia., etc—Compliments of the
season and best wishes, etc.—Good
will of the Christmas season, etc.—
Greetings, as we approach the old
year’s end, etc —Greetings for Christ-
mas and the new year.—Greetings,
with every good wish for a merry
Christmas, ete —Hearth fires of friend-
ship leap high, ete.—In annvreciation of
your good will we extend the season’s
greetings, etc.—In extending to you
the greetings of the season, etc.—It is
a great pleasure to wish you an over-
flowing measure of happiness, etc.—It
is the glory of the season that Christ-
[2508-2550
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25951
KEATING co.—Continued.
[48 prints]—Continued.
mas gives, etc.—It’s a genuine pleas-
ure to recall our mutually pleasant re-
lations, ete.—May the spirit of joy and
happiness that is fostered by the holi-
day season, etc.—Merry Christmas and
a happy new year, etc.—Merry Christ-
mas and a prosperous new year, ete.—
Merry Christmas, happy new year.—
Officers and directors of the Hamilton
national bank, etc.—One of the priv-
ileges of the holiday season, etc.—
Pleasant relations of our past business
associations, etc.—Pleasure of wish-
ing a merry Christmas and a happy
new year, etc.—Season’s greetings, A,
B.—Season’s greetings and best wishes,
A, B.—Season’s greetings, may the
light that shines at Christmas time
illume your way, ete—That this
Christmas may be your merriest, etc.—
To you whose business helps make
ours successful, etc—We are eager to
say in extending our best wishes for
your health and prosperity, etc—We
heartily wish you Christmas gladness,
health and = prosperity. — With best
wishes for a merry Christmas and a
happy new year.—With the season’s
compliments we tender our thanks for
past favors, etc.—Wix (Charles) & co.
of New York extend cordial Christmas
ereetings, etc. © Jan. 30, 1922; 2 ¢.
each Feb. 1, 1922; K 162728—162770.
KEIFER (JAMES D.) Los Angeles.
[2551
Masonic creation of man. ©1 ©.
Keb: 23, 1922 7b Gab2:
KEMPER, THOMAS co., Cincinnati.
[2552-2599
[48 prints]:
[All in the day’s work]—[And they
say the country has gone dry]—[Bait
and a lot of work to doj]—[Beacon
light]—[Belle of the town]—[Buddy,
you get right along to school]—J[Buf-
falo Bill]—[Building air castles]—
[Couple of good ones, straight to the
point]—[Crowning jewel of mother-
hood]—[Day is gently sinking to a
close]—[Day we celebrate]—[Fairest
of flowers]—First steps, 231444.—
[Fisherman’s luck]—[For the protec-
tion of the national forests, the fire
ranger of the government]—[Happy
new yearjJ—[Howdy folksj]—[In the
shade of the sheltering palms]—T[In
the springtime of youth]—T[It’s an ill
wind that blows nobody good ]—[Kath-
leen]—[Lafayette’s farewell to Wash-
ington at Annapolis]—[Land of the
Pilgrim’s pride, a fishing port in New
08
pti ry., HOSS er
KEMPER, THOMAS co.—Continued.
[48 prints]—Continued.
England]—[Leaping, roaring in thun-
derous tones, rushing on to its home
in the sea]—T[Let’s start a bank ac-
count]—[Little gray home in the
west]—Ma, ain’t nature wonderful?
Pa, she sure is—[Man o’ war]—
[Marion]—[My gypsy queen ]—[Mick-
ey’s first Sweetheart]—[Of course you
believe in Santa, don’t you sonny |]—
[Old swimming hole]—[Out where the
west begins] — [Patricia] — [Silvery
path of the moon]—[Song of spring is
oer the land]—[Spring beauties]—
[Summer’s peaceful beauty floods the
world in green and gold]—[This is no
time to be thankful]—[Training the
child that he may go as straight as the
arrow from his bow]—Twas the night
before Christmas and the tracks in the
snow were made to show Santa the
way he should go, 23438.—[Watching
the fairies in the firelight]—We fel-
lows have our troubles, don’t we mis-
ter]—[Whispering ever, yet telling
never the secret of thy mystery ]—
[Why don’t they grow trees without
leaves]|—[Worcester cathedral from
the River Severn, in the heart of Eng-
land’s finest country] © Jan. 1, 1922;
2 c. each Mar. 6, 1922; K 163730—
163777. : f
KENYON (ZuLA) % Gerlach, Barklow
co., Joliet, Ill. [2600-2602
[3 prints]:
[Harbor of dreams]—T[Love’s pre-
cious gift]—[Placid waters] © Dec.
2%,. 1921; 2 .¢€, Gach Sansa ani
162088, 162118, 162124.
KERN BROS., West Palm Beach, Fla.
[2603, 2604
Milgrim (Sally) 1, 2. © Feb. 24,
1922; 2 c. each Feb. 27, 1922; J 253632,
253638.
KEYSTONE VIEW CO., Meadville, Pa.
[2605, 2606
Group of models on steps in Roman- —
esque costumes, Italy, 20489. © Jan.
31, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1922; J 253178.
Member of the Pope’s Swiss guard,
in the Vatican, Rome, Italy, 20442. ©
Jan. 31, 1922; 2.¢) eby ae ol)
Zain
KIELMER (THERON WENDELL) New York.
[2607
Americans knock a goal, American
polo team. © 1c. Feb. 1, 19223 4
2538079.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1922
KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, INC., New
York. [2608-2648
Barney Google [1921]:
© Dec. 25; 1 c. Jan. 4; K 161806.
— [1922]:
Panes 4 Cc. Jan. 11; K 161927.
ie gan. S; 1 ¢ Jan. 17; K. 162019.
© Jan. 15; 1 c. Jan. 20; K 162306.
© Jan. 22; 1 ¢. Jan. 31; K 162721.
© Jan. 29; 1 c. Feb. 7; K 162918.
© Feb. 5; 1 c. Feb. 18; K 163262.
© Feb. 12; 1c. Feb. 21; K 163368.
© Feb. 19; 1 c. Feb. 25; K 1638459.
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Mar. 6; K 1638829.
© Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 14; K 163988.
© Mar. 12; 1 c. Mar. 21; K 164097.
© Mar. 19; 1c. Mar. 28; K 164281.
[Frantic films] By the dam side.
© Feb. 6, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 21, 1922; K
163366.
[Frantic films]
[1922]:
© Feb. 9; 1 c. Feb. 21; K 163871.
© Feb. 22; 1 c. Mar. 6; K 163833.
© Feb. 24; 1c. Mar. 14; K 163992.
[Frantic films] News pictorial
[1922]:
© Feb. 8; 1c Feb. 21; K 163370.
© Feb. 21; 1 c. Mar. 6; K 163828.
© Feb. 27; 1c. Mar. 14; K 163990.
© Feb. 28; 1 c. Mar. 14; K 163991.
Fresh every week, news pic-
mera. © Keb, 7, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 21,
1922; K 163369.
Night’s repose. © Feb. 11,
mee te: Web, 21, 1922; K 163373.
—On his way. © Feb. 4, 1922;
1 ¢e. Feb. 21, 1922; K 168374.
— Plaything of fate. © Feb. 18,
foe; 1 ec. Keb. 25, 1922; K 163458.
— Strike at the mill. © Feb. 20,
922; 1 ec. Mar. 6, 1922; K 163832.
Woman’s intuition. © Feb. 10,
mee 1 ¢ Keb. 21, 1922: K 163372.
Katzies. © Feb. 5, 1922; 1 c. Mar.
6, 1922; K 1638881.
Mrs. Trubble. © Mar. 18, 1922;1 ¢.
Mar. 28, 1922; K 164232.
Toots and Casper [1921]:
(©) Mee, 25; 1c. Jan. 4; K 161807.
—— [1922]:
© jam. t: 2 ¢ Jan..11: K 161926.
© Jan. 8: 1¢. Jan: 17: K 162020.
© Jan. 15; 1c. Jan. 20; K 162305.
©iJjan. 22: 1¢. Jan. 31; K 162720.
© Yan.'29-'\1-c. Feb. 7; K 162917.
Educational film
2672
KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, INC.—Con.
Toots and Casper [1922]—Contd.
© Feb. 5; 1c. Feb. 18; K 163263.
© Feb. 12; 1 c. Feb. 21; K 163367.
© Feb. 19; 1 c. Feb. 25; K 163457.
© Feb. 26: 1 ¢. Mar. 6; K 163830.
© Mar. 5; 1 «¢.-Mar. 14; K 163989.
© Mar. 19; 1 ec. Mar. 28; K 164230.
KINGAN (HRNEST ALBERT JOSEPH)
Plymouth, Mass. [2649-2658
Pilgrim’s progress, 1. © Aug. 26,
1921; 2 ¢. Jan. 14, 1922; J 252661.
—3. © Sept. 1, 1921; 2 c. Jan. 4,
1922; J 252472.
— 5. © July 8, 1921; 2
14, 1922; J 252660.
1-9) *©) July 8, 19202. Mane
4, 1922; J 252468—-252470.
2 ©) Ane. Ne 2
14, 1922; J 252663.
Corals
eo Jan:
24) © July 10; 1921> 2 e. Jan.
14 1922,> J 252662.
265 5©, Ae. 9). 1920 2 es van:
AOI =) 2A.
— 28. © Sept. 1, 1921; 2
14, 1922; J 252659.
KINNING (GEORGE A.) St. Paul. [2659
Founder and preserver of the Union.
© eps 2 1922. 2c. Web 2a. 1922
J 253627.
KINSEY (Darius) Seattle. [2660-2672
Above this dense forest of Washing-
ton big timber, can be seen the smoke
from a Great Northern train, 261 F.
© June (23) 1921) 2) e. dan: bf) 1922:
J 252606.
Piles 1382 ft. long used in this trestle,
height 107 ft. to top of rails, 107 B.
@isuner S192 1 2c sane, 192205)
252602.
Timber covered mountains, from
Stevens Pass highway, near Index,
Wash) 261 C. *©@ryune 23° 1921" 2":
dan 5,) 1922)2 J 252605;
[10 photographs]:
Devil’s corner, Pack Horse Trail,
Skagit River, 227 B.—High lead log-
ging in Washington, A 132 A.—High
lead logging, showing foreground en-
tirely covered with logs, 131 A.—Moun-
tain and timber scenery above the
turbulent waters of the mighty Skagit
River, 226 E.—Pack Horse trail under
Devil’s Corner, 100 ft. above Skagit
River, 227 A.—Perpendicular moun-
tains of granite above Skagit River,
power house site, 226 C—Rugged
mountain scenery bordering the Skagit
G Jam
og
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
KiInsEy (Darius )—Continued.
[10 photographs ]—Continued.
River, 226 D.—Shadow side of fir trees
bordering Stevens Pass highway, near
Index, Wash., 260 E.—Skagit River as
it leaves a narrow gorge below Devil’s
Corner, 226 F.—Skagit River project
construction camp, birdseye view, 226
B. © July 20, 1921; 2 c each Jan. 5,
1922; J 252601, 252608, 252604, 252607—
2526138.
KLACKER (GEORGE C.) New York.
[2673-2680
Bourbon (Anne-Louise-Bénédicte de)
Duchesse du Maine; from the paint-
ing by Mignard, engraved in mezzotint
by George P. James. © Dee. 28, 1921;
Ze Jan: &, 19223 K 161723:
Price (Miss) as The Shepherdess;
after the painting by Sir Joshua Rey-
nolds, engraved in mezzotint by Rich-
ard Smythe. © June 1, 1921; 2 ¢. Jan.
3, 1922; K 161724.
[3 prints]:
Amant surprise; engraved by T.
Hamilton Crawford, after the paint-
ing by F. J. Schall.—Octavius
(Prince); engraved by Miss E. R.
Milner, after the painting by T. Gains-
borough.—Sinea cathedral, interior;
etched by Arthur J. Turrell.—© Dec.
OZ 2 CACM lane tax 1 Oe Ke
1623807-162309.
[3 prints]:
Jeune garcon jouant avec un chat
(Boy playing with a cat); after the
painting by F. Drouais, engraved in
mezzotint and printed in colours by
Francois Petitjean.—[St. Tropez,
France; by Vaughan Trowbridge]
Valladolid, San Gregorio, west front
of; by Arthur J. Turrell. © Dee. 1,
LOZ) 2) ceacn) Janie, 1922" K 161714—
161716.
KNIELING (CHARLES A.) Cleveland.
[2681
Projection time chart [For use in
the projection of moving pictures, ete.
Blueprint] © Feb. 14, 1922; 2 c. Feb.
15, 1922; I 6548.
KwnicHt (CHARLES) New York. [2682
Keep the wolf from the door.
Jan (28, O22) 2) eam, 26)" 1922 - kK
162865.
Knicut, M. (Marcaret) Portland, Or.
[2683-2706
[24 photographs]:
Baby’s ’brella, 7—Dreaming, 23.—
Evening, 14.— Flowers, 1.— Golden
West baby, 2.—Greeting the gulls, 19.—
Harvest time in Oregon, 8.—Haystack
60
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pt tv. Wisi.
KnicHtT, M. (Margaret—Continued.
[24 photographs]—Continued.
Rock, 12.—Innocence, 3.—Mirror, 10.—
Miss Modesty, 4—Modern mermaid,
17.—Morning, 13—Morning plunge,
9.—Out of the sea, 16—Queen of the
sea, 21.—Ready, 22.—Repose, 15.—Sea
anemones, 11.—Spirit of Hug Point,
18.—This little pig went to market,
5.— Turn, tide, turn, 24.— Wood
nymph’s dance to the sea, 20.—Youth-
ful student of botany, 6—© Nov. 25,
1921; 2 c. each Dec. 5, 1921; J 253046—
253069.
KOEHLER (JCSEPH) New York. [2707
We are opposed to _ prohibition.
Star of freedom. © Feb. 15, 1922; 2
ec. Keb. 18, 19223 J 2assor
KoELLA (FREDERICK Hpwin) Toledo, O.
[2708
Suplicki’s catafalque. © Jan. 7,
1922; 2 ¢ Jan; 20, 1922) i) Za2ie
Kop Bros., Grand Canyon, Ariz.
[2709-2729
Breeches buoy. © Dec. 31, 1921;
2 ¢, Jan. 9, 1922: 3) 25204
Divide. © Dec. 31, 1921; 2 c. Jan.
9, 1922; J 253070.
Speeding. © Dee. 31, 1921; 2 ¢. Jan.
919225, di 2oa0mls
[18 photographs] :
Action, go.—At Green River, Utah.—
Glen Canyon.—Headed for the rocks.—
Majestic walls.—Over the top.—Placid
waters.—Rapid no. 22.—Salvaging the
cargo. — Skull Rapid: —Standing
rocks.—Stranded.—Submerged.—uvU. S.
G SS. 1, 2—White water.—Wild
waves.—44. [Lake and rocks in fore-
ground] © Dec. 31, 1921; 2 ec. each
Jan. 9, 1922; J 252548-252565.
KRUEGER AUTO CO., Oshkosh, Wis.
‘ [2730
Krueger’s Frank lines. © Dec. 8,
1921; 2 c. Jan. 23, 1922; K 162829.
KUBEY, REMEMBRANDT STUDIOS, Phila-
delphia. [2731-2737
Annapolis, Md., U. 8. naval acad-
emy, Bancroft hall, regiment.
10, 1921; 2: ¢. Jan. db 1O22 i 2a2an0.
Laey (Prof. Benjamin F.) © Jan.
28, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 24, 1922; J 252818.
Levitski (Mischa) 524 (A-E) ©
gan. 8, 1922; 2. -¢) each. Jamies O22
J 252505-—252509.
KUEHLER (JOSEPH) INC., New York.
[2788
Star of hope, We are opposed to
prohibition. © Feb. 1, 1922; 2 c. Feb.
it, 19225) 5) 253196:
© Dee. >
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1922
Kuntz (Cuas. F.) St. Louis. [2739
[Keep the ball rolling] © Jan. 16,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1922; K 163907.
Lacey (Rosert MerRitr) Morristown,
i ae [2740, 2741
Hopatcong (Lake) N. J., California
lodge. © Feb. 2, 1922; 2 c Feb. 4,
fe22; J 253134.
view showing Bertrand Island.
© Feb. 2, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1922: J
253135.
Laces (WiL1aAmM) Lutesville, Mo.
[2742
[Day and night calendar, giving
rising and setting of sun and moon
each day etc.]
Dee. 22 1921; I 6480.
LAND SALES coRP., New York. [2743
Long Island, N. Y., birds-eye view.
© Dec. 9, 1921; 2 c. Dec. 22, 1921: K
161964.
LANDAU (JOHN FELIx) Newark, N. J.
[2744
Trapper’s Christmas dream. ©
Mec. 25, 1921; 2 c. Dec. 27, 1921: K
162338.
LANDONE (Brown) New York. [2745
C. W. adjustment trouble chart.
© Jan. 10, 1922: 2 ec. Jan. 2a, 1922's
I 6509.
LANGDON (JOHN WarREN) Walla
Walla, Wash. [2746, 2747
Minthorne (Gilbert) © Jan. 20,
1922; 2c. Jan. 26, 1922; J 252835.
Passing show. © Jan. 20, 1922; 2
= dan, 26, 1922- J 252834.
LANHAM (PuHitIP C.) Du Pont, Wash.
[2748-2752
Rainier (Mt.) from Camp Lewis,
for: © Jan. 12, 1922: 2
Jan. 18, 1922; J 252738-252742.
Laverty (Lov) Fresno, Calif.
[2753-2762
[10 prints]:
California greeting. [Poinsettia
girl, 54]—Christmas greetings from
Wilson’s, ete. [Wilson’s Christmas
sreeting, 110]—From the land of the
golden poppy. [Little poppy girl,
101|—From the land of the golden
Sunshine. [Girl with grapes, 104]—
Greeting from California. [ Bears,
51]—Greetings from California’s sun-
ny clime. [Girl cutting flowers, 56]—
Greetings from the golden west.
[Girl and bird cage, 106]—Greetings
from the land of the padres. [The
padre, 108]—Just a little stranger
100884—22——__5
© Dec. 20 1921; 2c.
e. each
Pare T
Laverty (Lov)—Continued.
[10 prints]—Continued.
from far west by the Sea, etc. [Jap
girl, 55] — Wish from California,
[Girl near orange tree, 103] © Dee.
14, 1921; 1 ©. each Jan: LS OS ire
each Feb. 9, 1922; K 163222-163231.
LeaHy (Patrick T.) Cleveland.
[2763
Farmer’s breeding calendar. ©
Jan. 16, 1922; 2 ¢. Jan. £3, O27 Ane
162776.
LEFEvRE (L. H.) & son, London.
[2764
[Moon is not seen when the sun is
up] © Feb. 1, 1922; 1c. Feb. 6, 1922;
K 162893.
LENOX, INC., Trenton, N. J.
[2765-2767
[3 prints]:
[Coronado] — [Florida] — [Golden
gate] © Dec. 27, 1921; 2 ¢ each Mar.
8, 1922; K 163858-163860.
LEOPOLD, Sotomon & EISENDRATH, Chi-
cago. [2768-2771
[4 prints]:
Langham clothes. [Girl and young
Man walking on terrace]—Langham
clothes. [Girl leaning over pond,
etc. ]—Langham-high clothes for
younger young men. [Girl at desk,
boy talking to her, etc. ]—Langham-
high clothes for younger young men.—
[Small boy holding mirror and older
boy turning to look at it, ete] “© Web:
7, 1922; 2 © each Feb. He Lae he eae
1921; J 253314.
Lrvi (MEtvin H.) Montreal, Canada.
L202
Modern angelus. © 1 ec. Oct. 26,
1921; J 253314.
LEVISON (WALLACE GoorD) New York.
[2its, 2114
Tucker (Fanning Cobham) second
president of the Apprentices library,
1832 to 1840, from a paper silhouette
of 1845. © Feb. 18, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 21,
1922; J 253535.
Ward (Samuel) esq., and Wallace
Goold Levison near Table Rock, Ni-
agara Falls, Canada, August 17, 1863.
© Jan. 12, 1922: 2 ¢. Jan. 13; 1922-5
252638.
LEYSE ALUMINUM co., Kewaunee, Wis.
[Priscilla] © Jan. 10, 11 pe ae
Feb. 2, 1922; K 162783.
LIEBMAN (Morris) New York.
[266s 2a
[Border of purple and green morn-
ing glories, etc.] © June 9, 1921; 2 ¢.
Mar. 18, 1922; K 163930.
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LIEBMAN (Morris )—Continued.
[Border with a lady on the left side
dressed in purple and green, with hands
over head] © June 9, 1921; 2 c. Mar. |
13, 1922; K 163931.
Liecetr & MYERS TOBACCO CO.,
York. [2778-2780
Man to man. © Dec. 4, 1921; 1 «
Dec. 24, 1921; K 16238389.
Oh boy, if pipes could talk, good
old Velvet would fill ’em all. (Jn Sat-
urday evening post, Jan. 14, 1922) ©
Fan. 221922" <1 ¢. Jans 18, 1922
162029.
She knew. © Dec. 10, 1921; 1 «
Dec. 24, 1921; K 162340.
New
LINTz (GERTRUDE DAviES) New York.
[2781, 2782
J. G., 28-1921. © Nov. 6, 1921; 2 ¢.
dan. 25,1922 % J 252819:
25-1921. © Nove 6) 1921-72) ©
Hebs.7, 1922-7 2oalor.
LIVINGSTON (GoRDON) Boston. [2783
Played out. © Jan. 3, 1922; 2 ¢. Jan.
16, 1922; J 252682.
Lop (ALBERT) New York. [2784
[Angelus] © Nov. 21, 1921; 2 «.
JanwdG: AG22. TKGa2r
Locay (STEPHEN JOSEPH) New York.
[2785
BDruzba. © Feb. 15, 1922; 2 c Feb.
16, 1922; K 163324.
Loomis (ALFRED L.) New York. [2786
[Yield chart for indicating the yield
of bonds and stocks] © 1 c. Mar. 1,
1922; I 6570.
LOoSE-WILES BUISCUIT CO., Kansas City,
Mo. [2787-2790
Sunshine girl:
Coffin. — Hare. — Pressler. — Wil-
liams. © Jan. 10, 1922; 2 ec. each Jan.
27, 1922; K 162645-162648.
Low (Gi~tMAN) % Gerlach, Barklow
co., Joliet, Il. [2791-2805
Nature’s wonderland:
George (Lake) September.—Giant’s
Steps, December.—Golden Gate, Feb-
ruary.—Grand Canyon, November.—
Loch Vale, October.—Louise (Lake)
May.—Mount of the Holy Cross,
April.—Niagara Falls, August.—Rai-
nier (Mt.) January.—wShasta (Mt.)
July.—Thousand Islands, June.—Yo-
semite Falls, March. © Nov. 12, 1921;
2 ce. each Jan. 18, 1922; K 162039—
162050.
62
Low (GILMAN )—Continued.
[3 prints]:
[Blue grass beauties] —[ Under
southern skies]—[ Woodland trail] ©
Dee. 27; 1921; 2 c. each Jan. S,.1922 -
K 162069, 162090, 162106.
LUMIERE (SAMUEL) New York.
[2806-2844
Compson (Betty) 23, 32. © May 12,
1921; 2 c. each Jan, T1922 eae:
Zo2tt2:
Dalton (Dorothy) 15. © Feb. 20,
1922; 2 ec. Feb. 21, 1922; J 2538536.
Kerekjarto (Duci de) double expo-
sure, 11. © Dec. 29, 1921; 2 ce. Jan. 17,
1922: J 252710:
Ponselle (Rosa) 6. © Oct. 10, 1920;
2 c. Jan. 30, 1922; J 2538082.
7, 8, 10, 14. © Ocet/40) 1920:
2 ce. each Jan, 17, 1922) 3 2a27i3—
252716.
—— 10. © Oct. 10, 1920; 2 c. Feb.
27, 1922; J 253635.
Romaine (Margaret) 1, 4. © Nov.
26, 1921; 2' ¢. each dang eee an
252730, 252738.
2,3, 5-8. © Oct. 21, 192072 ¢
each Jan. 17; 1922) 25273 Zan (oc:
2527384252787.
Schipa (Tito) 5. © Feb. 26, 1921;
2 G. Feb. 26, 1921; J 2og05S:
Tamburini (Countess) 10, 13. ©
Jan. 10, 1922); 2 @ ede Same 19.1922;
J 252759, 252760.
Vidas (Raoul) 1, 2, 4, 6, 7. © Oct.
21, 1920; 2 c. each Wanesa0 1922 2r a
253210-253214.
Williams (Bert) 1, 5, 6, 11, 14, 15,
18, 21, 23, 25, sill 32355 © Ovens
1920; 2 c. each Jan. 17, 19225 J 252717—
252729.
LyncH (DANIEL V.) Erie, Pa.
[2845
Lynch sales co. Nationally known.
© Dec. 24, 1921; 2 c. Dec. 21, 1921; K
162866.
LyncH (FRANCES H.) St. Paul. [2846
Section of pattern making tool in >
use. © Feb. 8, 19223 2 cc) meb; 10:
1922: -J 253215.
McDANIEL (GEORGE GLENN) San Fran-
cisco. [2847
San Francisco, Calif., relief map. ©
1c. Dec. 27, 1921 > 6aSG6:
McFETRIDGE (JOHN R.) & SONS, Phila-
delphia. [2848
[Flag and shield design] © Feb.
15, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1922; 1 AG32a
.
i en er
“(Ernest )—McGoodwin
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K.
mo. 1, 1922
2952
1 Pi iii se ee Se ele
McKay (Rottin H.) Missoula, Mont.
[2849-2855
Augus McDonald (Lake) 283.
fee, F971; 2 ¢c.. Jan. 8, 1922: J
(253035.
Blackfoot River at McNamara land-
ing, 232. © Jan. 28, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 1,
fo22; J 253078.
Rattlesnake River and Mt. Jumbo,
mo. © Jan. 28, 1922: 2 c Feb. 1;
fee2: J 258077.
[4 photographs] :
Missoula River at Alberta, 299.—Old
cabin, 300.—Village by the lake, 301.—
Village in the valley, 298. © Dec. 10,
g921 ; 2 c. each Jan. 3, 1922: J 253031—
2538034.
MAGNOLIA STATE LAND co., Gulfport,
Miss. [2856
[Magnolia] © Mar. 1, 1922: 2 e.
Mar. 6, 1922; K 163729.
Marrs (G. Tyrer) Brooklyn. [2857
Digi print, evolution chart, R. M. U.
Series. © Feb. 8, 1922; 2 c Feb. 25,
7922; I 6562.
MANSFIELD PIANO co., New York.
[2858
Mansfield. © Feb. 2, 1922: 2 c. Feb.
1922; K 163157.
Marceau (THEODORE C.) New York.
[ 2859-2940
£82 photographs] :
Alexander (Brig. Gen. Sir Wm. ).—
Bedaux (J/rs. Chas. E.).—Bianchi (Dr.
J.)—Bori (Mme.).—Brokaw (Iliss
Julia).—Burns (Irs. Patton) A. B.—
Bush (Miss Hope) A, \B.—Carralli
(Dr. H. H.).—Carralli (Mfrs. H. H.).—
Caruana (J/rs. Lorenzo C.).—Chris-
titch (Miss A.).—Davidson (Paul).
De Anguila (Jfiss Angela ).—Diaz
(Gen. A.).—Diaz (Gen. A.) and Mr.
Roberts.—Dougan (I/iss Marjorie) .—
Dougan (Miss Rose).—Duryea (drs.
S.)—Ehrman (Mrs. S. W.).—Falco
(Mrs. J.).—Faye (Miss Julia ).—Field
(Dr. Everett).—Francesconia (Mrs.
J. C.) —Geary (Miss M. B.).—Gledhill
(C.).—Green (Mrs. H. S.)—Hall CLE:
=) B.).—Hall-Caine (Mrs. R. J.).—
Hellyer (R. R.).—Hitchcock (ifs. Rip-
ley ).—Hunter (I/rs. R. L.).—Jay (Mrs.
M. E.).—Kapaschnikof (J/rs. A.).—
Keith (Mrs. David) A. B.—Kerr (FE.
E.).—Kerr (Mrs. F. L.).—Le Vay (Mrs.
&)—Love (Mrs. J. C.)—Lubitsch
(Preston) A,
B.—Mackenzie (Mrs. J. N.).—Mac-
kenzie (J. W.).—Marburg (Mrs. Theo-
dore) jr. — Mercadante (Joseph ).—
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Marceau (THEODORE C.)—Continued.
[82 photographs]—Continued.
Molina (C.).—Muhlen (Z.M.).—Muhlen
(Mrs. Z. M.).—Murrie (Miss Esta).—
Nava (N.).—Newbury (Philip).—
Nicklas (C. A.).—Osgood (Miss B.).—
Parnia (Prince R. B.) de Bourbon.—
Perkins (Mrs. Frank).—Phillips (Mrs.
Towsend).—Radot (Dr. Pasteur).—
Rathbone (B.). — Rehbock (W.).—
Rhinehart (R. R.).—Rhinehart (Mrs.
R. R.).—Riebot (Lt.).—Sandreauter
(Mrs. Oliver).— Sheridan (Dick).—
Simpson (Prof. Carnegie). — Smith
(Miss Mildred H.).—Somat (jiA/rs.
A.).—Stella (Dr. A.).—Stores (Mrs.
F. W.) A, B—Taylor (Mr.).—Taylor
(Dorothy).—Taylor (Mrs.. J. S.)—
Thomas (Miss E.).—Trimble (N. Cope-
land).—Urquhart (R. H.).—Whitney
(AR) 7 Wright, (Cot. Wms As};
Ytuebide (Mr.) © Jan. 26, 1922; 2 «.
each Jan. 30, 1922; J 252856-252888,
252915-252963.
MarKEL (SAMUEL IRWIN) Washing-
ton. [2941
Snow clad. © Feb. 10, 1922; 2 «
Feb. 16, 1922; J 253338.
MARKMAN (HARVEY C.) Denver.
[2942-2946
[5 photographs]:
Cottontail rabbit.—Cottontail’ run-
ning.—Prairie dogs.—Prairie dogs at
home.—Young cottontail. © Dec. 30,
1921; 2 c. each Jan. 31, 1922: J 253159-
253163.
MARKS BROS. CO., Boston. [2947, 2948
Indoor and outdoor golf. © Feb.
20, 1922; 2 ec. Feb. 21, 1922; K 163365.
Magic; roll. ©) Jan. 73, 1922) 2c
Jan. 4, 1922; K 162668.
MarsScH (BABETTE) Chicago. [2949
Oberammergau, Germany, das pas-
Stonsspiel. © Feb. 2, 1922; 2c. Feb. 6,
DIS AG a eee
MARTIN (J. H.) Detroit. [2950
Marjah, he sees all, he tells all, he
knows all. © Jan. 15, 1920; 2 c. May
14, 1921; K 162636.
MAson (RosBerr LinpsAay) Knoxville,
Tenn. [2951
phavineg. ©jicd.vc, Jan, 30; 1922
J 253346.
Mason & Hanson, New York. [2952
Spring and summer fashions, 1922.
{Fashion plate] © Jan. 5, 1922; 2 «¢.
Jan. 9, 1922; K 161897.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2853
Merapor (THOMAS OWEN) Mexia, Tex.
[2853-2956
Mexia, Tex.:
Desenberg, 1, Western oil field cor-
poration’s 18,000 bbl. well—Hum-
phrey’s Mexia and the Humphrey’s
Texas co.’s joint well—Smith (EH. L.)
oil co.’s, Speer, 1. ©l1e. each Oct. 5,
1921; J 252822-252824.
world’s greatest oil field. ©
ie; Oct. 24-1921: J 253330.
MEASUREGRAPH CO., St. Louis. [2957
[Measuregraph, dial] @©Feb. 23
1922; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1922; I 6564.
San Fran-
[2558-2960
MepcraFT (CHARLES H.)
cisco.
Tiny Brains [1921]:
© Nov. 19; 1c. Jan. 24; K 162678.
© Nov. 26; 1c. Jan. 24: K 162672.
© Dec. 3; 1c. Jan. 24; K 162671.
MERCHANTS PUB. CO., Kalamazoo, Mich.
[2961-2981
f2d) prints]:
At the crossing.—Blossoms.—Cor-
dially yours.—Daddy’s voice.——Dreams
of the future——Laughing brook.—Mes-
sage worth hearing.—Modern Cinder-
ella—Mountain stream.—Oh, Skin-
nay. — Please. — Results. — Sincerely
yours.—Steering a straight course.—
Swift current.—Tell me a story.—Twi-
light.— Who gets the first bite?—
Woman’s work is never done.—Wood-
land path.—Woodland stream. © Jan.
1 G22) 2) ec. vedehs Mar. Jal. 1922 5K
163932-163952.
Butte, Mont.
[2982-2991
MERIAM (JAMES)
[10 photographs]:
Autumn afternoon.—Autumn along
the river.—Creek in autumn.—From
mountain snows.—Lake of the Woods.—
Late September.—McDermott Lake.—
Sun Mt.—Up the Lake.—Up the river.
©) Jan. 5, 1922-2 ce. each Jan. 13,1922:
J 252646-252655.
MERSHON (SAMUEL D.) Rahway, N. J.
[2992-3005
[14 prints]:
[| Aeroplanes ].—[Basket of flowers. ]—
{Flags].—[Girl with balloons].—[In-
dian head|].—[Japanese lady].—
[Lion]. — [Peacock]. — [Poppies]. —
[Rectangular links]. — [Sailboat].—
[Steamship]. — [Swan]. — [Table
lamp]. © Feb. 27, 1922; 2 c. each Mar.
2, 1922; K 1638658-163671.
64
pt. IV.nkk Sy. 17
MERSHON ADVERTISING AGENCY, Chi-
cago. [3006-3009
[4 prints]:
Build better at less expense. [2 sheet
poster, 013189]—-Have you any money
working for you? [2 sheet poster,
013124]—How high would you climb?
[2 sheet poster, 013126]—Your success
depends upon the foundation you
build. [2 sheet poster, 013125] © Jan.
22,. 1922; 2 ¢: each (Webiees 1922") ie
162867-162870.
Meyer, BotH co., Chicago. [8010-3015
[Illustrated] :
[Boy’s letterhead, H. D.]—[Hat
letterhead, H. F.J—[Men’s furnishing
letterhead, H. C.]—[Men’s letterhead,
H. A., H. B.]—[Palm Beach suit letter-
head, H..E.] © danaa61922- 2 @
each Feb. 6, 1922; K 162878—-162883.
MiLatzo (Bart) Denver. [8016
Don’t forget. [Window card] ©
Nov: 9, 1921; 2 @ Mebv tee 1922- ia
163346. j
MILLER (BENJAMIN H.) New York.
[38017
[Miller typographical chart] © Aug.
1, 1921;.2 ec Aug. 4, 1921 ieee:
MILLER (JACOB) SoNS & co., Philadel-
phia. [3018-3020
Eagle shirts:
Smartly fitting collar -attached
models for the great out-of-doors.—
Their fine fabrics are exclusively de-
signed, etc.—They give you all the ease
that comes from being well dressed,
ete. © Feb. 1, 1922; 2 c each Feb. 3,
1922; K 162830-1628382.
MINER (WILLIAM H.) Chicago. [3021
Combined diagram miner friction
buffer class B-10 and friction gear
class A-D-P. [Blueprint] © 1c. Jam
30, 1922; I 6494.
Mirt (JoHN ApAmM) Pittsburgh. [3022
Ford (Henry) typewriter drawing.
© Feb... 23,.1922;°2e Bebs 25. 19228
Ah PATRI G :
MISHKIN (HERMAN) New York.
[3023-3036
Chaliapin (Feodoer) 1-5, %-15) “@
Jan. 8, 1922; 2 @ each Jan. 3, 19225
J 252892-252405.
MITCHELL PUBLICATIONS, INC.,
York. [3037-3041
Mitchell American fashions, supple-
ment to the Sartorial art journal,
spring and summer, 1922, plate A-—D.
© Jan. 12, 1922° 2\¢ Jan’ 23, 192ee
K_ 162653-162656.
_ a
New >
MISCELLANEOUS
mo, 1, £922
CLASSES, H TO K
3086
MITCHELL PUBLICATIONS, INC.—Contd.
Mitchell’s American ladies’ tailor,
spring and summer 1922. © Jan. 12,
moe2- 2c. Jan. 23, 1922; K 162652.
MODERN PUB. co., New York.
[8042-3044
Hose-hawser in use. © Mar. 10,
1922; 1 c. Mar. 10, 1922; K 163892.
Novel hose-hawser carries oil from
tanker to ship at sea. (Jn Popular
science monthly, Apr., 1922) © Mar.
m922; 1 c. Mar, 10, 1922; K 163891.
Twenty automatic machines relay
radiogram from London to New York
in sixty seconds. (Jn Popular science
monthly, Feb., 1922) © Jan. 10, 1922;
me. Jan. 10, 1922; K 162657.
MOrier (Lupwic) Luebeck, Germany.
[3045
[Hirtenlied (Shepherd’s song); by
Simon Gluocklich].
me. Mar. 25, 1922; K 164269.
Moon (CArzL) Pasadena. [3046
First American shoemaker. © Jan.
eee - 2 & Heb. 6, 1922: J 253191.
Moore (HeENRy) Kansas City, Mo.
[3047
earker (H. G.) © Feb. 10, 1922;
2 ¢. Feb. 14, 1922; J 253298.
Moore (Isaac Henry) Floresville, Tex.
[3048
[Square and circle harmonized] ©
1c. Feb. 13, 1922; I 6583.
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[3049
Wvanter ‘trail. © Jan. 1, 1922; 2c.
Feb. 20, 1922; J 253362.
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And family—And son. © Feb. 2, 1922;
mee. each Feb. 17, 1922; J 253350-
253353.
New (Senator Harry) A-C. © Feb.
Meetg22; 2 c. each, Feb. 17, 1922: J
253354—253356.
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meso. © Jan, 12, 1922: 2 ¢
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65
© Mar. 15, 1922;
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[3066
Elk in wild state in Pennsylvania
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41922 73 Zook 1G:
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Tenn. [3067
Flood protection, drainage, etc. ©
Deer 28. LSet Zac, ADec. tol, M92 sie
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[3068
If you can’t be good be careful and
use Motor-mica lubricants in your Car.
©) Och 13, 1921-2 cane. 1927s
161815.
MovuLin (GABRIEL) San Francisco.
[8069-3074
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And Mill Valley, Calif., 1270.—From
Greenbrae, Calif., 1274—From pipe
line, 1271.—From southeast, 1273. ©
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J 253283, 253284, 253286, 253288.
Tamalpais (Mt.) from Greenbrae,
Calif., 999. © Feb. 1, 1922; 2.c. Feb.
i G22 Ie ooolae:
——— 1272, © Jan. 31, ,1922->2 ‘¢.
Keb. Pi, 1922 J 253287.
MoxieE co., Boston. [3075
Moxie girl. © 1 c. Feb. 18, 1922; J
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MurpeHy (RALPH) Phoenix, Ariz.
[8076-3081
Camelback Mountain. © Dec. 29,
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[5 photographs] :
Arizona Canal.— Camelback and
Squaw Peak.—Camelback Mt., A, B.—
Desert. © Dec. 29, 1921; 2 c. each
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Music HALL Pus. co., San Francisco.
[8082-3084
Miracle piano playing, self teaching
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each Feb. 4, 1922; I 6545-6547.
Myers (WALTER Scott) Reading, Pa.
[3085
Capillary attraction iceless food con-
tainer. [Blueprint] © Dec. 1, 1921;
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MYSELL, ROLLINS BANK NOTE Co., San
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more than this put away for a rainy
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1922; 2 ce. Mar. 13, 1922; K 163928.
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NasH (E.) % Henderson lithograph-
ing co., Norwood, O. [8087-3159
Something doing, 2288. © Sept. 26,
122 Cano O22, Fok NOMA
[4 prints]:
1180. [Girl with ice cream soda]—
1180. [2 masted schooner and wind-
mill]—1182. [Full rigged sailing ves-
sel]—1182. [Head of small boy] ©
Sept. 30, 1921; 2 ec. each Feb. 27, 1922;
K 163518, 163520, 163546, 163549.
[9 prints]:
Along the trail, 2305—Cavalier,
2325.—Nobleman, 2326—On _ guard,
2330.—Pals, 2329.—Precious, 3071.—
Swordsman, 2324. — Troubadours,
2296.—Virginia, 2323. © Sept. 30,
N22 © edeh
163551-163559.
[30 prints]:
After the hunt, 2254.—At the ford,
2317.—At the landing, Venice, 2832.—
Bay of Naples, 2333.—Contented flock,
2253.—Cracker Creek, 2262.—Depart-
ure of Columbus, 2147.—Early morn-
Bebs 2f,) 1022-2
ing, 2263.—First prayer in congress,
2148.—Fisherman’s paradise, 2260.—
Gage’s surrender, 3068. — Gladys,
2318.—Glyn Pyris, 2270 1/2.—Gondo-
lier, 2331. — Janet, 3075. — Magnolias,
2270.—May Bee, 3074.—Norma, 3073.—
Old schooner, 2268.—On Crater Lake,
2261.—On the hills, 2283.—Paring ap-
ples, 2290—Pastures green, 2254.—
Placid stream, 2327. — Playmates,
3069. — Rosalind, 3084.— Shady pas-
tures, 2252—Sultan’s favorite, 2287.—
Tambourine girl, 2316.—Virginia pines,
2264. © Sept. 21, 1921; 2 c. each Jan.
SB lO22 *
161755.
CNT al Skala, elo G 20 7.
1247-1258. © Sept. 30, 1921; 2 c. each
Mebs 27. 1922 ik AGSsblG:, 163521—
163545, 163547, 163548, 163550.
NATHAN
(ISADORE) Philadelphia.
Eece homo. © Dec. 7, 1921; 2 ec.
Meer To 1921: KK AGS2%s.
NATIONAL ASSN. EMPLOYING
PHERS, Rochester, N. Y.
[Wolor| © une 16, 1921.2
18, 1922; K 162022.
LITHOGRA-
[3161
ce. Jan.
NATIONAL BLANK
BOOK coO., Holyoke,
Mass. [3162-3165
Accounts chiseled in stone, 2195. ©
Hep Oy aO2ZZ ew? ie (MED se lanul O22 IG
1632388.
Books were kept when there was no
money. © Jan: 1,,.1922; 2c Jan. 4,
1922; K 161798.
66
K 161725-161743, 161745— |-<
NATIONAL BLANK BOOK co.—Continued.
Sheriff's game of checkers with the
king, 2201. © Mar. 10, 1922; 2 ec. Mar.
11, 1922; K 163894.
When a split stick was a bank check.
© Jan. 20, 1922> 2 € james
K 162349.
NATIONAL CHILD WELFARE ASSN., INC.,
New York. [38166-3217
Active foot is a good foot, ete. ©
Oct. 29, 1921 2.’ ce. Jane 247 eee
162557.
Baby’s corner. © May 15, 1921; 2c
Jan. 24, 1922; K 162548.
Before him not the ghost of shores,
ete. © Sept. 3,. 1921> 2oce san 22
1922: K. 162565;
But the high soul burns on, ete. ©
Apr. 15, 1921; 2° eo diame y24 eee ae
162564.
Character, not birth decides the
future of men and races. © Nov. 27,
1920; 2 c. Jan. 24, 1922) Ke lG2a47.
Come, ye thankful people, ete.
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162568.
Edueation for all, makers of Ameri-
can ideals. © Oct, 2; 1921. 2G Jan:
24, 1922; K 162534.
©
Education is the first step, etc.
Nov. 2, 1920; 2 \¢) Sane 2 ie22 ie
162520.
Freedom of a nation, makers of
American ideals. © May 28, 1921;
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American ideals. © Apr.
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Freedom of the individual, makers
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Freedom through democracy, makers
of American ideals. © Nov. 30, 1921;
2c. Jan. 24, 1922; K 162545.
Justice to every citizen, makers of
American ideals: © Nov. 28, 1921;
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Let us, aS we assemble on the birth-
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Makers of American ideals:
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24, 1922; K 1625387, 162539, 162544.
makers of
35 0 ee a8 al bs
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
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NATIONAL CHILD WELFARE ASSN., INC.—
Continued.
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Once on a time, a muff and scarf of
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Physical education, makers of Ameri-
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Price (Dr. Joseph Charles) © July
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-[Puss in boots] © Jan. 21, 1921;
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Reverence planted in childhood will
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1920; 2 c. Jan. 24, 1922; K 162546.
Simplest home can be busy, loving,
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There is a better thing than the ob-
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Mee, 1921> 2 ¢. Jan. 24, 1922; K
162569.
To labor rightly and earnestly, etc.
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Walker (Madam C. J.) the secret of
wihappy lite. © Apr. 15, 1921: 2 «
Jan. 24, 1922; K 162550.
[4 prints]:
Higher education, makers of Ameri-
can ideals.—I wish that every horse
could have a master just like mine,
ete —Justice in business life, makers
of American ideals— Justice in gov-
ernment. © Oct. 28, 1921; 2 c. each
Jan. 24, 1922; K 162538, 162542, 162548,
162562.
[4 prints]:
There is a normal weight for height,
4.—Undernourished child needs 2 rest
periods in each day, etc., 6—1 child in
every 3 is malnourished, 2—1 man in
every 3 was physically unfit, etc., 1.
© May 30, 1921; 2c. each Jan. 24, 1922;
fe 62522162525.
[5 prints]:
Baby farm.—Child is the ward of the
state. Awaiting trial. — Dependent
children need less bricks and mortar,
etc.—Good home is the divine right of
every child—Placed in the wrong
home. [An unsuitable home] © Dec.
au. 1920: 2 .c. each Jan. 24,1922; K
162519, 162551—-162554.
[6 prints]:
As the twig is bent, the tree is in-
clined.—High pillows and soft beds in
6%
3254
NATIONAL CHILD WELFARE ASSN., INC.—
Continued.
[6 prints ]—Continued.
infancy make crooked bodies.—My leg
aches so.—Setting up exercises, 10 min-
utes daily, ete—Tightly trussed or
comfortably clothed.—Well nourished
child resists disease, ete. © Sept. 10,
1921; 2 ce. each Jan. 24, 1922; K 162555,
162556, 162558—162561.
NATIONAL COUNCIL (CORPORATION FOR
THE) New York. [3218
Earth is the Lord’s and the fullness
thereof. [First fruits unto the Lord]
© Jan. 16) 1922-2 e: Jan. 17, 1922 9 K&
162344.
NATIONAL LEADER, Minneapolis.
[3219, 3220
Townley (A. C.) president National
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1922; J 252750.
In the National leader) © Feb.
6, 1922; 1 ¢. Heb. 8, 1922; K 163156.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PUB. CO., Wash-
ington. [3221-3226
[At his old tricks] © Oct. 15, 1921;
Ze, Meb. 11, 19223 K 163189;
[Brought down at Washington] ©
Nove 26, 1920: 026.7 Web: daly LOZ? 1K
163188.
It takes time to repair a complete
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1922; K 163274.
[Repairing a wreck] © Nov. 12,
1921 > 2 ce. Heb. 11) 1922 K 163i.
[Sniffing in the wrong place] ©
Jane 21 1922)" 2-¢.) Reps se 1922 1K
163192.
[To the rescue] © Feb. 11, 1922;
2 ce. Feb. 11, 1922; K 163190.
NATIONAL TAILORING co., Chicago.
[3227
[Fashion cuts] © Jan. 25, 1922; 2
ce. Jan. 28, 1922; K 163295.
NATIONAL TERRA COTTA soc., New York.
[3228
San Francisco, Calif., Crocker bldg.
©), Famin28, 1922 52° c. Wend, 1922 3k
162727.
NATIONAL TILE co., Anderson, Ind.
[3229-3252
Ceramic mosaic, plates 110-133. ©
Jan 26, 1922; 2 c. each Feb. 2, 1922; K
162784-162807.
NATIONAL WOMAN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPER-
ANCE UNION, Evanston, Il.
[32538, 3254
Science a vital factor in bringing
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| Aug. 10, 1921; 2 c. each Feb. 18, 1922;
J 2538360, 253361.
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NEBRASKA CAPITOL COMMISSION, Lin-
coln, Neb. [8255
Lincoln, Neb., proposed capitol of
Nebraska) «© ‘1 ¢ Jan, 30, 192241
6493.
NEEF (Harry E.) Springfield, Il.
[3256
Springfield, Ill., Lincoln monument.
© te) Jan. 2 1922> J 252767:
NEw ENGLAND DAIRY & FOOD COUNCIL,
Boston. [3257
Milk for health, milk for wealth,
ete*, [Health milk “tag| © Jans)
192252 '¢) Jan. 6. 1922 Kk 161829:
New YorkK New
York. [3258
New York (City) stock exchange,
part of interior. © Feb. 3, 1922; 2 ¢.
Heb. is, 1922 5.3 2535290:
NEw YorK SUNDAY NEWS FOREIGN
SERVICE, New York. [3259
Pius XI speaks. A historic picture.
© Feb. 19, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1922: K
163442.
NEw YORK THEATRE PROGRAM CORP.,
New York. [38260-3264
[S prints]:
Ambassador theatre.—Jolson’s 59th
street theatre—Klaw theatre.—Music
box.—Ritz theatre. © Sept. 1, 1921;
2c. each Jan. 3, 1922; K 161664161668.
New York TIMES co., New York. [3265
STOCK EXCHANGE,
Foch (Marshal Ferdinand) of
Mrance. © Oct 30; 1921) 1 © Jan 7,
1922 1 AGISdS:
NEWMAN (KELLY J.) Williamsport,
ae [3266
Bunnyanna. © Feb. 11, 1922; 2 ¢.
Feb. 14, 1922; K 163452.
NEWSPAPER FEATURE SERVICE, INC.,
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American makes the best lover. ©
Jane ha 19222 de Sans $20; 1922 aks
162304.
America’s pyramid city of the fu-
tune: ©) Mar, 12) 1922" 1c) Mar..21,
1922; K 164099.
{Buster Brown, 1921]:
© Dee 255.41 c. Jan, 45K
—— [1922]:
© sand) We, Jan. 11K 161931.
© vanes. te vane 1s Ke 162017:
@ Jan dai 'c. Jan, 205-1 162301.
©wans22- 1 ie, Jan 3h: K 162725.
©iJane 2921 ec Mebs eK 162922.
© Feb. 5; 1 c. Feb. 18; K 163267.
161810.
68
NEWSPAPER FEATURE SERVICE,
Continued.
[Buster Brown, 1922]—Continued.
© Feb. 12; 1 c. Feb. 21; K 163378.
© Feb. 19; 1 c. Feb. 25; K 163463.
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Mar. 6; K 163836.
© Mar. 5; 1 c. Mar. 14; K 163995.
© Mar. 12; 1c. Mar. 21; K 164100.
© Mar. 19; 1 c. Mar. 28; K 164235.
Christmas. © Dec. 25, 1921; I ec.
Jan. 4, 1922; K 161808.
©
Greatest wedding of the year.
Feb. 5, 1922; 1c, ep: aaa ise -
163265.
©
Has the lipstick come to stay?
Feb. 26, 1922; 1 ee. Mar Ge 4922> &
163834.
I want a cave man husband. © Jan.
22, 1922; 1 ce. Jan. 31, 1923" Weate2 725.
Just boy [1921]:
© Dec. 25; 1 @ Jan. 45 K 161809.
— [1922]: -
© Jan. 15 oe: Jans ta ee ata 1929:
© Jan. 8; 1 ©. Jan. 1% KK 162016:
© Jan. 15; 1c. Jan, 203 ie 162503.
© Jan. 22; 1 © Janveb ae tee 2.
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© Mar. 5; 1 c. Mar. 14; K 163993.
© Mar. 12; 1c. Mar. 21; K 164098.
© Mar. 19; 1 c. Mar. 28; K 164233.
Life size dolls for tea company. ©
Mar. 5,.1922; 1. ¢) Mar, a4 ato22
163994.
Marrying a pilot on the wing. ©
Feb. 12, 1922; 1 ¢ Rebar i
163376.
Much watched marriage of the won-
der girl. © Feb. 19, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 25,
1922; K 163461.
Polly [1921]: ;
© Dec. 25;.-1 © dane Ay Retest:
— [1922]:
© Jan. 1; lie. Jan, alls KK a619350:
© Jan. 8; 1 ¢ Jam 17s oz:
© Jan. 15; 1c. Jan. 20; K 162502.
© Jan. 22; 1-¢. Jan) al eee
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© Feb. 19; 1 ec. Feb. 25; K 163462.
ENC
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1922 -
3091
NEWSPAPER FEATURE SERVICE,
Continued.
Polly [1922]—Continued.
© Feb. 26; 1 c Mar. 6; K 163835.
© Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 14; K 1638996.
© Mar. 12; 1 c. Mar. 21; K 164101.
© Mar. 19; 1 c. Mar. 28; K 164236.
Science finds the secret of the poison
pen. © Mar. 19, 1922; 1 c Mar. 28,
1922; K 164234.
Why Europe’s most _ picturesque
queen changed her mind. © Jan. 29,
foo: 1c. Hep. 7, 1922; K-162920.
Will 1922 bring romantic clothes?
Pane dt 1922; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1922; K
161928.
Winter sport with wings. © Jan. 8,
fe de, dan. 17, 1922; K 162015.
Nott (Henry C.) Capitol Heights, Md.
[3319
St. Mathia’s church, interior. ©
mee S, 4oOZt- 2. ¢, Jan, 18, 1922; J
252749.
NortHrup, Kine & co., Minneapolis.
[3320
Northrup, King & co.’s seeds. [Gar-
den seed poster] © Jan. 20, 1922;
2c. Jan. 27, 1922; K 162644.
Noyes (WILLIAM) Leonia, N. J.
looulaapoe
Bridge in the ravine in winter. ©
meet tO7t- 1 e.. Web. 6, 1922; 1 ¢.
Feb. 18, 1922; J 253366.
Brook in winter. © Dec. 15, 1921;
me Hep. 6G, 1922: 1 ec. Feb. 18, 1922;
of 2aa001,
NUTTING
Mass.
[50 photographs] :
Ancient homestead.—April banks.—
April breezes—April freshet.—April
smiles—Bend of the Charles.—Be-
tween stone walls—Blossom turn.—
Bordering the orchard wall.—Bower
for the wedding.—Bridal day at the
old home.—Bridal wreath.—Corner in
paradise——Day of promise.—Draped
in blossom.—Eternal youth.—Field-
way.—First leaves.—From the hill.—
Gracious spring curves.—Hiding be-
hind blossoms. — Homestead blos-
soms.—Homestead drive—June beau-
ty—Lane in April—Leisurely wa-
ters—Little old home.—Lowland blos-
soms.—Lure of May.— Maple in
May.— May dream.— May perspec-
tive-—May windings.—Nestling among
blossoms.—Old orchard wall.—Orch-
ard joys—Over the lane wall.—Over
ENC =
(WALLACE) INc., Ashland,
[3323-3372
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NutTTING (WALLACE) INc.—Continued.
[50 photographs ]—Continued.
the watering place.——Petal shower.—
Pink and green.—Pink, blue and
green.—Rippling mirror—Road _ to
Aunt Mary’s.—Rocky dell—Sops of
wine.— Spring colors.— Spring en-
chantment.—Spring reds and greens.—
Welcoming the bride—wWorld in tune.
© July ft, 19205 2c each’. Meb,. 20,
1922; J 253370—-253419.
OLDHAM (KE. W.) & son, Akron, O.
[33873
[Football field] © Dee. 5, 1921; 2
ec. Jan. 9, 1922; K 163210.
ONERMYER (PERRY FREDERICK) Chi-
cago. [3374
Ovey’s electric complexion steamer.
[3 sheets. Blueprints] © 1 c¢. Mar.
4, 1922; I 6572.
OSBORNE co., Newark, N. J.
[8375-8379
[They shall beat their swords into
plowshares] © Dec. 27, 1921; 2 c.
Vai el bO27 ie GOS].
[4 photographs]:
Girl playing mandolin—Mother and
baby.—Sheep grazing.—Stone arched
bridge. © 1c each Feb. 1, 1922; J
2538072-258075.
Otto (LucIEN W.) Portland, Or.
[3380
Just like a birdy. © 1c. Feb. 23,
1922229 2iapo2-
OVERMYER Chi-
cago. [3381
[Dust guard for journal boxes of
railroad cars. 2 sheets, blueprints]
©-1-e Heb. G, 1922): F 6bas:
(PreRRY FREDERICK)
P. R. ELECTRIC STARTER CO., Chicago.
[3382-8386
[5 blueprints] :
Presco battery plate press plans.—
Presco battery steamer plans.—Presco
high rate discharge tester plans.—
Presco magnetizer plans.—Presco rheo-
stat plans. © Nov. 1, 1921; 2 ec. each
Dec. 14, 1922; I 6481-6485.
PACH BrRos., New York. [8387-8390
Manning (Bishop Wm.) 2445 (HK, F,
H, R) © Jan. 4, 1922; 2 c. each Jan.
16, 1922; J 252685-252688.
PAINE (WALTER J.) Providence, R. I.
[3391
Analysis of stresses in white pine
posts. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1922; I 6534.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES.
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pt. tv. a See Tt
PaRDOE (J. B.) Bound Brook, N. J.
[3392-3397
In the shadow of the ferns. © Jan.
3, O22 2c. Pan. 3, 1922: J 205500.
[5 photographs] :
Above the highest. — Bald headed
eagle and nest.—City moonlight.—Hid-
ing—Night cometh on. Jan ts:
1922; 2 ec. each Jan. 8, 1922; J 252380—
252384,
PARKER BROS., INC., Salem, Mass.
[3398-3400
[Duteh boy] “© 7Oct. 15.1921 27:
Dec. 10, 1921; K 162341.
(Mute girl]: (© Oct 1b, U2he 2h!
Mee, 10, 19215 1K 162343.
[Sambo] © Mar. 1, 1921; 2 ¢. Dee.
10, 1921; K 162342.
PARROTT INVESTMENT cCo., San Fran-
cisco. [3401, 3402
Llano seco ranch, Butte Co., Calif.,
aero photo map. © Jan. 5, 1922; 2c.
yank 26, $922 3 25282.
Rancho de Farwell, aero photo map.
©vtans, 5) 1922-2. Jan. 26, 1922" 5
252833.
PARSHALL Huntington,
W. Va. [3403, 3404
[Ornamental pen drawing of bird
design, 1,2] ©1c. each Feb. 4, 1922;
I 6507, 6508.
(JESSE M.)
Parsons (Ernst M.) Boston.
[3405-8418
House design, A. B., no. 511. © Feb.
SIOZ 2 eC aMenwo wlomen the OSes
[House, 311, 5124 B, 522, 531, 6114,
GL2G6i22) (632, 16425 002) TA2 Dei,
(22%) © Feb. 8, 1922: 2 ce Web. 9,
1922; K 163166-163178.
PavuLson (Henry) & co., Chicago.
[3419, 3420
Gifts that last. © Dec. 1, 1921; 2c.
Jane 2a, 1922) I 16S27T5-
One hour service. © Jan. 14, 1922;
Zieedian.'2o. 1922" Ky iGs2ns.
PAWLOWSKI (ALEXANDER) Philadel-
phia. [3421
Szeptycki (Count A.) © 1. Dec.
12, 1921; J 252598.
Peck (Orson W.)
Mich.
Traverse City, Mich. :
Birches along the Peninsula road.—
Mitchell’s Creek culvert near Indian
Trail camp.—Wequetong club. © Jan.
AV 1922 Die) each. Wee. TG niO2d se
252648-252645.
Traverse City,
[3422-3424
lax
PEISER (THEODORE H.) San Francisco.
[3425, 3426
Intensive diversified one acre farm
plan. [Blueprint] © 1 @ iam 23;
1922; I 6465.
Thirty-hen colony house plan. [With
double yards. Blueprint] ©1e. Jan.
23, 1922; I 6466.
PENTE (WILLIAM) Park Ridge, II.
[3427, 3428
Br’er Rabbit and his butter cream
baby bunnies. © Jan. 20, 1922; 2 «.
Feb. 8, 1922; K 163155.
Peter Rabbit’s bungalow. © Jan.
20, 1922; 2c. Jan. 23, 1922; K 162426,
PERKINS (LEE) Boston. [38429
Total income and excess profits or
war profits taxes, 1918 rates. [2
sheets] © 1c. Feb. 15, 1921; I 6549.
PETERS (GEORGE Woops) Delhi, Calif.
[3430, 3431
Delhi, Calif., Wilson hall.
28, 1921: 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1921 a 2aZza9.
Guests of Delhi colony. © Oct. 28,
1921: 2 ec. Oct. 7, 19215 J 252600.
PHILLIPS (OLIVER Roy) Los Angeles.
[3432
Oriental incense. © Jan. 15, 1922;
2 ec. Feb. 23, 1922); di 2bp0Gt
PHOTO ADVERTISING co., Chicago.
[34383-3488
[6 photographs]:
Country belle.—Don’t tell—Heart of
a rose-—Kiss me—Song of love.—
Sweet girl graduate. ©1c. each July
12, 1921; J 253615-253620.
Pierce (Henry HaAvetock) Boston.
[3439, 3440
Brady (Mrs. Nicholas) A, B. ©
Jan. 20 ,1922:2 c. each) Jan, 2s; 1922;
J 258348, 253349.
PINWHEEL MOVIE co., New York.
[3441-3444
[Movie silhouettes for pinwheel
movie, 1-4] \© Feb. 7, 1922; 2 ¢ each
Feb. 9, 1922; K 163838—-163841.
PIXIE Co., INC., Chicago.
[10 prints]:
Bed room rug, 103 R.—Bed room
walls, 103 W.—Dining room rug,
102 R.—Dining room walls, 102 W.—
Kitchen linoleum, 104 R.—Kitchen
walls, 104 W.—lLiving room rug,
101 R—Living room walls, 101 W.—
Nursery rug, 105 R.—Nursery walls,
1 105. W. © Sept. 17%) 192i: ie encs
Dec. 22, 1921; 1 c. each Jan. 23, 1922;
| K 162658-162667.
0
© Oct.
[3445-3454
~*
no. 1, 1922
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
3494
PLEW (Grover M. ) Washington.
; [3455-8460
Fab girl. © Feb. 17, 1922; 2 c. Feb.
25, 1922. J 253560.
Washington. D. C., See A Gad
theater, 208-212. © Jan. 2 19222
Feb. 93. AOR J 253555—25359.
POE COTTAGE COMMITTEE, New York.
[38461-3464
Poe cottage:
Bedroom. — Kitchen.— Parlor. ©
Dee. 10, 1921; 2 c. each Dec. 12, 1921;
J 252595-252597.
Poe cottage in Poe park. © or. if
poet: 2 > Dec. 12, 1921; J 252594.
PoctE (JosEPH E.) New York.
[3465
Chart for setting motor oil quotas
byesiates, (©) 1 c. Mar: 7, 1922; I
6582. :
PoLtk (WALTER C.) Indianapolis.
[3466
Polk system spiral roadway garage.
© Jan. 30, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1922; I
6544.
PoLttiA (JOSEPH ANDREW) San Fran-
cisco. [3467
If I were a boy I would kick the ball
hke this.. © 1 c. Jan. 16, 1922; J
252681.
PoMPEIAN co., Cleveland. [38468-3471
Beauty, instantly, at their fingertips.
© Nov. 24, 1921; 2 c. Nov. 26, 1921; K
161956.
Both were young and one was beau-
pen © Nov. 17, 1921; 2 c. Nov. 21,
#9O21- K 161955.
Don’t envy beauty, use Pompeian.
(e)Mar. 1, 1922: 2 c. Mar. 2, 1922: K
163672.
Her beauty draws them all. © Nov.
ee, 19271; 2 ¢ Nov. 16, 1921; K 161958.
Post prc. & PUB cO., Denver. [3472
Happy new year, 1922. © Jan. 1,
eee te fan. °C, 1922" 1 e. Jan. 27,
woe - K 162777.
POSTUM CEREAL CO., INC., Battle Creek.
[8473, 3474
Postum cereal instead of coffee, 40438.
fey) Jan, 18, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 28, 1922:
K 162702.
Sleep nights, keep awake days. (In-
stant postum owl design] © Jan. 11,
#922; 2 c. Jan. 13, 1922; K 161947.
re
(
1
Powers (StTm~nLMAN) Boston.
[3475-3477
[3 prints]:
Every pine and fir and hemlock, etc.
—Still there was beauty in my walks,
etc.—’Tis winter, yet there is no sound,
etc. © Nov. 12, 1921; 2 c. each Jan.
9, 1922; K 161888-161890.
PrRENTISS (A. M.) Portland, Or.
[3478, 3479
Hood (Mt.) and Lost Lake, 7436.
©) Jan. 276 A922-2"e. Mepe sl, 1923.9 4
253164.
from Larch Mt., in winter garb,
Soo.) Omnis st 1O22 2: eu Webeeds
19225 J 253165:
PREPARED ROOFING ASSN., Chicago.
[3480-3484
Estimated shipments of roll roofing
and asphalt shingles for entire indus-
iy, June 4, 1919 to Aus. 31; 192k:
[Blueprint] © 1 c¢. Oct. 10, 1921: I
6535.
— June 1, 1919 to Oct. 31, 1921.
[Blueprint] © 1. Dec. 12, 1921; I
6486.
July 1, 1919 to Nov. 30, 1921.
[Blueprint] © 1c. Jan. 12, 1922> f
6452.
Aug. 1, 1919 to Dec. 31, 1921.
[Blueprint +O Ae Web. 7G; 1922-71
6510.
= pepe. 1, 1919 ‘tol Jano 1922.
pros peine! Orie. Mar. 16, 192221
Oe
PRICE, RASMUSSEN coRP., Chicago.
[3485-3494
Blind corner. © Dec. 12, 1921: 2 ec.
Dec. 17, 1921; K 161965.
Both landed in hospital, T 8. ©
Jats Zor 1922 252)... Web, 4: 1929 Ke
162842.
Cut hind off! ©) Jans 3/4 1922). Oe.
Jan. 12, 1922; K 161966.
From comfort to poverty. © Dec.
26) 1921 32.6 Jan 12 1992 K1GIoE
He killed a child, T 6. © Jan. 12,
1922; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1922; K 162001.
Look out for the jay walker, his
mind is elsewhere, T 10. © Jan. 38,
1922; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1922: K 163499.
Passed street car on left side, T 7.
© Feb. 4, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1922; K
163500.
Pinched fingers, T11. © Feb. 2, 1922;
2 c. Feb. 4, 1922: K 162844.
Watch the fellow ahead, T 9. ©
Same 16/1922) Fe. Web. 4, 1993)- 0
162848.
Wet car tracks did it, T 12. © Feb.
4, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1922; K 163498.
3495
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
DE IV, We Sever
PRINCE (GEORGE) New York.
[3495-3499
Harding (Pres. Warren G.):
Bust photo. from life—Full length
photo.—3/4 view standing. © Jan. 7,
1922; 2 c. each Feb. 9, 1922; J 253206—
253208.
Penrose (Senator Boise) bust photo.
© Feb, 192252 e. Feb. 23) 19227
Z0s00o.
—— 3/4 sitting figure. © Feb. 1,
12222. Kep. 25, 1922* 253504.
PUBLISHERS AUTOCASTER SERVICE CO.,
New York. [8500-8534
Ah-h-h, convalescent. © Feb. 13,
1922; 2 ec. Feb. 20, 1922; K 163904.
Blodung it. © Jan. 2, 19224 2 e
Jan. 4, 1922; K 161804.
Framing the farmer’s friend. ©
Janes, 1922. 2e: san. 20, 4toee sale
162648.
I did it with my little hatchet. ©
Heb. 9; 1922 2 ¢ Feb: 20. 19223 16
163899.
Keep your eye on the scales. © Jan.
wiulgZ2 2. Coan. 12, 1922 WK TOLGS9:
Now, they’re coming. © Mar. 6,
1922: 2 c. Mar. 10, 1922: K 163883.
One real thriller. © Jan. 19, 1922;
2 er sane 20, WOZ2") Ke 162642:
Speaking of the bonus. © Jan. 16,
1927 2 e: Jan. 18, 1922 3 162026.
Uncle John’s josh. Bad temper
makes even a genius disliked, etc. ©
Jamel O22 2 ea. A O22 ie
161801.
Be thankful to heaven for a
good neighbor, God sent him. © Jan.
Ol 922-2) Clans 2, oo] Ie ABLOSs:
Boosting never made a man bad,
nor the booster nuther. © Jan. 5,
LOZ Pie, vane O22 ie Gl 9S 7.
If we'd only talk about the
things we know, ete. © Mar. 2, 1922;
Peo Mar, 10922 1S tGsoe0c:
If ye haven’t suffered, ye
laaven:t lived... A©) Jian. 23. 19225 2:
Manet. 19225 Ke dG2Z64 1.
——It’s hard to believe a feller
that’s always callin’ somebody a liar.
-© Mar. 6, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 10. 1922; K
163884.
Kind word today will make
yesterday a happy memory tomorrow.
© Webi 13) 1922; 2 ce) Heb: 20, 4922); kK
163903.
Love’s gittin thin where fault-
finding is thick. © Jan. 26, 1922; 2c.
Feb. 9, 1922; K 163158.
PUBLISHERS AUTOCASTER SERVICE CO.—
Continued.
The happiest feller on earth
is him who makes the most people
happy. © Jan. 19, 1922; 2 @ Jan, 27,
1922; K 162640.
The secret of understanding
others is self analysis. Feb. 27,
1922; 2 ce: Mar. 10, 1922: K #68881.
The wounds of self love bleed worst
of enny. © Jan. 16, 19223°2) G-Jan.
18, 1922; K 162025.
When monkeys fight they scat-
ter dirt, ete © Pepe ye se2,-2 7c.
Feb. 20, 1922; K 163896. "
What, again? © Mar. 2,°1922-2 c
Mar. 10, 1922; K 163880.
Whose uncle is he, anyhow? © Jan.
9, 1922: 2 c. Jan. 12) 19223 wieioss,
You can’t keep a good man down.
©- Feb. 27; 1922; 2 c. Mar. 10/5 19225
K 1638879.
[3 prints]:
Announcing.— Can you beat it?—
Uncle John’s josh. You can’t paint on
a blush that’s good for ennything. ©
Jan. 12, 1922: 2 ¢. each) dan; aa toe.
K 162024, 162027, 162028.
[4 prints]:
Basketball—January white sale.—
Mail delivered only to the fellow next
door.—Uncle John’s josh. The best
auto salesman is Mother Nature, who
hates monotony. © Dec. 29, 1921; 2 c.
each Jan. 4, 1922; K 161800, 161802,
161808, 161805.
[5 prints]:
Beginning to run—Build now.—
Build now, prices are down, ete.—
Compared with the crude shelters in
which our ancestors lived, ete.—Uncle
John’s josh. Friend Jasbee says, a
library is a gymnasium, etc. © Feb.
16, 1922: 2 « each MebwZowae22 ik
163897, 163898, 168900—-163902.
New York.
[3535-3674
R-C PICTURES. CORP.,
Beyond the rainbow:
Consult your conscience, etc.—Gard-
ner ball, the crowning event of New
York’s social season.—He’s not a count,
he’s an imposter.—I don’t belong here,
I’m only a poor stenographer.—I got a
warning too, be careful.—I’m sure she
was far prettier than any of the so-
ciety belles.—Poor little girl, I’m just
in time-——What’s the matter with her,
partner ?—You did it—You must Send
him to the mountains or he will die.—
[1 sheet poster]—[3 sheet poster]—
(2
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nO. 1. 1922
R-C PICTURES corP.—Continued.
Beyond the rainbow—Continued.
[6 sheet poster]—[24 sheet poster]
© Feb. 19, 1922; 2 ¢c. each Mar. 21,
1922; K 164102-164115.
Bigamist, Ivy Duke in:
Baby, no matter what happens you
are my baby.—Bigamist, Ivy Duke in,
A, B—Go, henceforth, we are a house
divided.—He tells her of the love he
has borne her these many years.—
I want you to know that all is over
between use.—Pamela, I have made
you happy, haven’t I1?—Pamela turns
to her only consolation.—She smiled
at life’s sinister shocks—The only
happy spot in her life—[1 sheet
poster|—[3 sheet poster]—[6 sheet
poster]—[24 sheet poster] © Mar.
mete) 2 e€. each Mar. 21, 1922; K
164116-164129.
Billy Jim, Fred Stone in:
Billy Jim, Fred Stone in, A-H.—
[Man and woman]—[Man sitting and
man standing]—[1 sheet poster]—[3
sheet poster]—[6 sheet poster]—[24
wsheet poster] © Jan. 25, 1922; 2 ec.
each Jan. 25, 1922; K 162571-162580,
162611-162614.
Boy crazy, Doris May in:
But you have young ideas.—But you
have young ideas. [3 sheet poster ]—
Combination in restraint of trade.—
Don’t crowd, etc.—Faster funnier and
peppier, etc—Paris gown in a one
horse town.—Quit your kidnapping—
Special delivery.—Tale of a shirt.—
Will she say yes?—-You can’t make
a silk shirt when a row’s near.—
[1 sheet posterJ—12 o’clock girl in a
9 o'clock town. [6 sheet poster]—
[24 sheet poster] © Mar. 5, 1922;
2 ec. each Mar. 18, 1922; K 164170—
1641838.
Call of home:
At the risk of her life, she escaped
from him.—Flood.—Forget your hus-
band, and leave with me.—Go back to
your wife, she has never been un-
true—If you do not trust me, go.—
In the guise of friendship.—Realizing
her mistake. — Rescue. — There is no
place like home.—Wanderer home at
last.— [1 sheet poster]—[3_ sheet
poster]—[6 sheet poster]—[24 sheet
© Web. 5, 1922: 2 c¢. each
, 1922; K 168413-163422,
163433-163486.
Eden and return, Doris May in:
Eden and return, Doris May in,
A-H.—[Four men and two girls]—
[Girl sitting on grass]—[1_ sheet
13
3674
R-C PICTURES corP.—Continued.
Eden and return, Doris May in—
Continued.
poster]—[3 sheet poster]—[6 sheet
poster]—[24 sheet poster] © Dec. 25,
19Zt i De eae any; 25, 11922 sake
162591-162600, 162615-162618. -
Five days to live, Sessue Hayakawa
in:
Five days to live, Sessue Hayakawa
in, A-H.—[Man sitting and girl stand-
ing]—[Man standing and girl feeding
Sswans]—[1 sheet poster]—[3 sheet
poster]—[6 sheet poster]—[24 sheet
poster] © Jan. 8, 1922; 2 ¢ each
gan. 25, 1922: i. 162601—162610;
162619-162622.
Two kinds of women, Pauline Fred-
erick in:
[Man and woman]—TIwo kinds of
women, Pauline Frederick in, A-H.—
[Two men and one woman]—[1 sheet
poster]—[3 sheet poster]—[6 sheet
poster ]—[24 sheet poster] © Jan. 22,
O22 ee veach san. 2.0 JOZ2 | Ve
162581-162590, 162623-162626.
Vermilion pencil, Sessue Hayakawa
in:
_ Accused as an unfaithful wife she
was doomed to the death of a thou-
sand tortures—As through the air,
streams to the sea, echo my heart song,
ealling to thee—Burden of _ love,
snatched from the jaws of death.—
Can he escape the curse of the vermil-
ion pencil.—Capture that means death
by torture—EHarthquake cleft his
prison walls, ete—Hordes flocking to
witness Ling Chee.—Let them die by
the death of a thousand tortures.—
Wave of the vermilion pencil is the
sentence of death by a thousand tor-
tures.—You shall never marry old Fu
Wong.—I[1 sheet posterJ—[3_ sheet
poster]—[6 sheet poster]—[24 sheet
poster] © Mar. 19, 1922: 2 c. each
Mar. 17, 1922; K 164184164197.
Why men forget:
His first high silk hat.—How do you
do, Mrs. Eldon?—In the name of jus-
tice, brothers, hear me.—lIt’s money
you ain’t earned, Dick—lI’ve just
come from Richard, he made me tell
you that he’s been married.—[Man and
shadow]—Never thought you’d be
marrying a millionaire, did you, little
princess?—Suppose I say you’re my
wife and must obey my orders.—They
trust me, Emma.—You made a great
mistake, my son.—[1 sheet poster]—[3
sheet poster]—[6 sheet poster]—[24
sheet poster] © Feb. 5, 1922; 2 e.
each Feb. 23, 1922; K 163423-1634382,
163437-163440.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3675
pt. IV.) See be
Ransom (FLETCHER C.) %
Barklow Co., Joliet, Il.
[8675-3682
Gerlach,
[8 prints]:
[Armistice ]—[Ebb-tide]—[First sa-
lute]—[Last load]—[Morning dew]—
[Signal fire]—[Where shadows softly
fall]J—[Woodland pastures] © Dec.
2h lO2les 2 (@; each dan: LS, - 1922.
162084, 162092, 162100, 162101, 162109,
162115, 162120, 162126.
RAU ART STUDIOS, INC., Philadelphia.
[3683-3686
Philadelphia, Pa., St. Clements P.
EK. church.
Exterior, A 4747.—General interior,
A 4748.— Lea memorial pulpit, A
4752.—Main altar, A 4750. © Dec. 12,
1921; 2 c. each Jan. 11, 1922; J 252631—
252634.
REALE (FRANK) Brooklyn. [3687
Black knight menu. © Feb. 25,
1922; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1922; K 163858.
REASONER (Howarpd EARL) Portland,
Or: [8688-3699
Columbia River highway, Or.:
Approaching Crown Point, 113.—
Eagle Creek, 111.—Horsetail Falls,
105.—Latourelle Falls, 112.—Moffett
Creek span, 106.—Multnomah Falls,
108.—Oneonta Gorge, 104.—Oneonta
tunnel, 110.—Tooth Mountain, 109.—
Waukena Falls, 101. © Feb. 15, 1922;
2. weach Hep. 28, 1922- J. 2iates—
2538647.
Crater Lake, Or., 114. © Feb. 15,
1922; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1922; J 253636.
Hood (Mt.) Or.,115. © Feb. 15,
1922; 2c) Heb... 28, 1922. J 258637,
RED-Rock Bedford,
Mass. [3700
Sectional all-purpose poultry house.
[Blueprint] © Feb. 7, 1922; 2 c. Feb.
15, 1922; I 6589.
Remp (ALBERT T.) New York.
[8701, 3702
[Lincoln (Abraham)] © Feb. 4,
192275) 2.6.) Mar6,, 1922): KatG3Sbo.
[Washington (George)] © Feb. 18,
1922; 2 ce. Feb. 23, 1922; K 163405.
REINTHAL & NEWMAN, New York.
[3703-3707
London bridge; by S. Gliicklich. ©
Wee ded 7d ah Chee lay DO21= KG
161961.
[4 prints]:
[Blue boy]—[Desert]—[End ef the
trail]—[Sunrise in the desert] ©
Feb. 14, 1922; 2 ec. each Feb. 23, 1922;
K 163409-163412.
POULTRY YARDS,
if
Ss eS ee ee ee ESS
A
ag
REVERA COAT CO., INC., New York.
{38708
Announcing our spring line, ete. ©
Jan. 17, 1922; 3 @& Reb) 20 se22 er
163347.
RHONE (C. AngTHUR) New York. [3709
Rhone (Happy) and his versatile
orchestra. © Jan. 10, 1922; 2 ec. Jan.
13, 1922; K 162901.
RICHARDSON (FRANK H.) Bedford, Va.
[8710-3715
Apple Orchard camp, Va.: 7
Apple Orchard Mt.—Big Onion Mt.—
General view.—Gunstock Mt—Rich
Mt. © Jan. 7, 1922; 2 ¢. each Jan. 9,
1922; J 252586—252590.
Peak Range from Allen’s Mt. ©
Jan, 7, 1922; 2) ¢) Jame soos
252585.
Rirro (LILLIAN) AND Voss (H. O.)
Kalispell, Mont. [3716 ©
Wigwam lodges. [38 sheets, blue-
prints] ©1c. Jan. 7, 1922; I 6497.
RiGAUMONT (VicToR ALBERT) Pitts-
burgh. ere Wd
[School bldg., gymnasium and audi-
torium, plans] © 1 ¢. Mar. 2, 1922;
IT 6571.
Roperts (W. O.) Oakland, Calif.
[3718
Roberts tech supply shop. [Design
for tablet cover] © Jan. 3, 1922; 2 c.
Jan. 26, 1922; K 163905.
XOSENBAUM (CAROLINE) Atlanta.
{3719
[Combined electric and traffic sign]
©1c. Jan. 20, 1922; I 6464.
ROSENTHAL (SYLVAN) AND ROSENTHAL
(Harry A.) Philadelphia. [3720
[Roll chart system of touch type-
writing] © Sept. 15, 1921; 2 c. Jan. 6,
1922 > KK AGISSiIe
RotH (Otto) & co., Brooklyn. [3721
Chateau de Chillon. © Jan. 7, 1922;
2. ¢ Jan, 21, 14922 ie aiaaeae:
RuzicKa (RupoteH) New York. [3722
Boston, Mass., Charles st. church as
lately restored. © Dee. 31, 1921; 2 c.
Feb.’ 1,°1922* K" 162026:
Ryper (JAMES J.) Providence, R. I.
[3723
Good bye John Barleycorn, till you
come back again. © Oct. 29, 1921; 2 ¢.
Jan; 3, 1922 Ke t61ges:
SABINE (JOHN) Providence, R. I.
[3724
Mother and child. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17,
1922; J 253347.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
mOn 1:1 922
EEO TK
dtD9
St. Louis GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, St. Louis.
[3725
Pictures for the kiddies to fill in
‘with crayons. © Dec. 18, 1921; 1c.
Jan. 9, 1922; K 162779.
SALTZMAN (Mary E.) Washington.
[3726
Extra, Evening Star. © Jan. 18,
fu22. 2c Jan. 18, 1922; K 162028.
SALVAGE Beaumont,
Calif. [3727
Can he beat it? ©1c. Jan. 9, 1922;
J 252598.
Scott, POWELL parries, Philadelphia.
[3728-3737
Fresher by a day. © Dec. 23, 1921;
2 ec. Dee. 28, 1921; K 161900.
Fresher by a day:
As a body builder.—Baby’s milk
must be pure and fresh, etc.—Try this,
use plenty of milk at breakfast time,
ete. © Jan. 4, 1922; 2 c each Jan. 6,
1922; K 169140, 169143, 169144.
Fresher by a day:
At 5 A. M. on your doorstep.—For
your children—From inspected
herds.—In your kitchen. © Dec. 30,
1921; 2 c. each Jan. 6, 1922; K 161941,
161942, 161945, 161946.
— [Large] © Dec. 22, 1921; 2c.
Dec. 28, 1921; K 161901.
Gas lined tank trucks. © Dec. 20,
49215 2 ec. Dec. 28, 1921; K 161902.
(Wm. Lippon)
SEAMANS & Cops co., Boston. [3738
Season’s greetings. © Dec. 24, 1921;
2c. Jan. 6, 1922; K 161830.
SHAW (SAMUEL T.) New York. [3739
[Old fashioned gown; by Edmund
W. Greaceu] © Feb. 16, 1922; 2 «.
Feb. 23, 1922; K 163408.
SHEFFIELD SILVER BLACK FOx co., North-
ampton, Mass. [3740-3742
Sheffield :
Martha—Scout—Sheffield. © 1 «.
each Jan. 14, 1922; J 252669—252671.
SHOE AND LEATHER REPORTER CO., Bos-
ton. [87438-3753
Parisian style service of the shoe
and l¢a.ser reporter. Black kid walk-
ing shoe, etc. (Jn Shoe and leather
reporter) © Jan. 19, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan.
24, 1922; K 162674.
Blue satin slipper. (J Shoe
and leather reporter) © Jan. 5, 1922;
1 ¢. Jan. 10, 1922; K 161909.
y\
~
(
(iI
SHOE AND LEATHER
Continued.
Doeskin boot, elastic sides. (Jit
Shoe and leather reporter) © Dec. 29,
TOOT te Sana O22 = Ik AGLIO:
Evening or ballroom shoe, etc.
(In Shoe and leather reporter. © Feb.
2. LOA Are Web O.1922)5) KK 465219:
Fancy Duc de Guise town shoe,
ete. (Jn Shoe and leather reporter)
© Jan; 265 2922 + 4 ee: Jam 80, A922*
K 162708.
— Montmorency evening shoe, etc.
(In Shoe and leather reporter) ©
Hebe. 16) g1922 ah e@. Webs 21> 1922.4 ke
163363.
REPORTER CO.—
New sabot shoe with anklet to
match strap. (Jn Shoe and leather
reporter)! (©. Jane d2, 1922> 1 cs Jan
16, 1922; K 162345.
New summer model in white an-
telope, ete. (Jn Shoe and leather re-
porter) © Mar. 9, 1922; 1 c. Mar. 138,
1922; K 163926.
Patent leather walking shoe, etc.
(In Shoe and leather reporter) ©
Heb; 9; 19227; Ave. Keb: 14. £922 * Kk
163268.
Patent leather walking shoe
with tab, etc. (Jn Shoe and leather
reporter) © Mar. 2, 1922; 1 © Mar. 9,
1922; K 163906.
—- Richelieu. walking shoe,
(In Shoe and leather reporter)
Webs 23, 1922: 1 ¢: Keb. 27,.1922-
163456.
SHUEMAN (Max J.)
ete.
©
K
Rochester, N. Y.
[3754, 3755
Goodyear man-tailored, A. © Nov. ~
18, 1921; 2 « Dee. 6, 1921; K 161898.
——B. © Dec. 8, 1921; 2 c. Dec. 6,
1921; K 161899.
SHURTLEFF (ARTHUR A.) Boston.
Proposed memorial to Malden mer
who died in the world war. © Jan.
1922> 2°c) Jan. 10,1922; 1 G48.
SIDENER, VAN Riper, Indianapolis.
[3757
Used cars of known value. © Feb.
18, 1922; 2c. Feb. 25, 1922; K 163444.
SILBERSTEIN (MICHAEL B.)
ING D:
4.
Newark,
[3758
[Design for party wall, seven fam-
ily frame bldgs. 3 sheets, blueprints]
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1922; I 6561.
SILVERS (MELVIN JAY)
Minn. [3759
Help wanted. © Jan. 6, 1922; 2 ¢.
Jan. 9, 1922; J 252582.
Fergus Falls,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1V., HSS wear
Simmons (Bert KENNETH) Alliance,
O. [3760
Nature’s smile. © Sept. 25, 1921;
Ze; Ween26, 1928 = S 252525,
SIMMONS PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS, Wash-
ington. [3761
Lincoln (Abraham); by Thomas
Hieks. © Jan. 9, 1922:°2 e Janvi0,
192265 252591.
SMITH (BARNET A.) New York. [38762
[Border on card containing red
roses and green leaves] © June 9,
1921; 2 ¢. Mar. 13, 1922; K 163929.
SMITH (WILLIAM CLARENCE) Detroit.
[38763
Mich., Masonic temple,
© 1 -e.. Web. 14, 1922-00
[ Detroit,
book end]
6587.
SmMiTH, RIcKMAN, Chicago. [3764
Greetings sincere, etc. © Dec. 24,
1921 5:2 ¢c. Jan. 3, 19225 K 161662.
SoUTHERN ART CoRP., Memphis, Tenn.
[3765-3786
[22 prints]:
[Annette]—[Apple blossom time]—
[Autumn’s golden skies]—[Birches]—
[Brook path]—First lesson.—[First
snow]—[Giant redwoods]—Girl in
black—[His majesty]—[Hittin’ the
dirt]—Home of the west wind.—
[Light that lies]—[Master potter]—
[Moonlight and summer seas ]—[Morn-
ing by the Loch side]—[Off guard]—
[Prosperity |—[Road to somewhere]—
Steady.—[Story hour]—[Winter hath
charms] © Jan. 1, 1922; 2 c. each
Feb. 6, 1922; K 163239-163260.
SPIELVOGEL (Emit) New York.
[3787, 3788
Phamtom ship; by Schnars-Alquist,
engraved by Grauert & Zink. © Sept.
ooo De hen Mare 26922 Nhs Toda
Thousand miles out; by Schnars-
Alquist, engraved by Grauert & Zink.
© Sept) £5) 19242 ic: Mar. (27, 1922
K 164270.
SPRINGFIELD TABLET MFG. CO., Spring-
field, Mo. [38789
Arapahoe chief. © Nov. 14, 1921;
2c. Jan. 9, 1922; K 161891.
STANDARD OIL co., New York.
[3790, 3791
Principal commercial products of
petroleum and their sources and uses,
ehart of. (©-Dec, 15, 1921: 2c Mar.
6.1922) 1 (6578.
[Blueprint] © Jan. 3, 1922; 2
ce. Jan. 25, 1922; I 6469.
STANDLEY (H. L.) Colorado Springs,
Col. [3792
Path of the tempests. © Dee. 5,
1921; 2 ce Dec. 30, 1921; 7 2asiss
STEARNS BROS. & Co., Chicago. [8793
[Marion] © Jan’ 14) 4922-) 2c:
Jan. 16, 1922; K iGaaas:
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC co., Rochester,
Ns Xe [3794-8936
Old fashioned garden flowers. ©
Oct. 1, 1921;.2 ¢, (Web eee a
163854.
[5 prints]:
Beauty. — Early Winningstadt. —
John Baer.—June pink—McGee. ©
Oct. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Mar. 9, 1922;
K 163885-163889.
[15 prints]:
Achillea, 19.—Beans, 81.—Beet, 24.—
Candytuft, 263.—Kudzu vine, 258.—
Peas, 205.— Petunia, 177.— Poppy,
262.—Radish, 235.—Squash, 269—
Swiss chard, 317, 318—Turnip, 2763.—
Watermelon, 319.—Zinnia, 259. © Oct.
1, 1921; 2 @ each Web: 5,979922.7K
163017, 163047—163060.
[122 prints]:
Asparagus. — Beets, Early blood
turnip.—Beets, Eclipse.—Beets, Egypt-
ian, blood turnip.—Beets, Half long,
smooth blood.—Borecole or _ . kale,
Dwarf. — Borecole or kale, Tall.—
Brussels sprouts.—Cabbage, Chinese
or pe-tsai.—Cabbage, Early flat Dutch
or drumhead.—Cabbage, Early Jersey
Wakefield.—Cabbage, Early Winning-
stadt.—Cabbage, Hollander or Danish
ball head.—Cabbage, Premium late
flat Dutch or drumhead.—Cabbage,
Red rock or stonehead.—Cabbage,
Surehead.—Carrot, Chantenay.—Car-
rot, Danver’s half long.—Carrot, Early
horn.—Carrot, Long orange.—Carrot,
Oxheart. — Cauliflower. — Celeriae. —
Celery, Golden self-blanching—Coi-
lards, Georgia.—Cress, Pepper grass.—
Cucumber, Boston pickling—Cucum-
ber, Early cluster—Cucumber, Early
frame. — Cucumber, Improved long —
green.—Cucumber, White spine-—Egg
plant, New York spineless.—Endive,
Large green curled.—Herbs, Dill.—
Herbs, Sage—Herbs, Summery sav-
ory.—Herbs, Sweet marjoram.—Herbs,
Thyme.—Kohl Rabi, White “Jienna.—
Leek, London flag.—Lettuce, Big Bos-
ton.—Lettuce, Black seeded Simpsoxu.—
Lettuce, California cream butter. —
Lettuce, Early curled Silesia.—Lettuce,
Karly curled Simpson.—Lettuce, Han-
son.—Lettuce, Prize head.—Lettuce,
Way-a-head.—Muskmelon, Early Hack-
76
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no, 1.1922
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC co.—Continued.
[122 prints]—Continued.
~ ensack.—Muskmelon, Nutmeg.—Musk-
melon, Osage—Muskmelon, Paul Rose
-or Petosky.—Muskmelon, Rocky
Ford.—Mustard, Chinese curled.—
Mustard, smooth leaved—Okra or
gumbo, Mammoth podded.—Onion,
Large red Wethersfield —Onion, Prize-
taker or Spanish king—Onion, Red
globe.—Onion, White globe—Onion,
White Portugal pickling—Onion, Yel-
low globe danvers.—Parsley, Ham-
burg.—Parsley, Moss curled.—Parsnip,
Hollow crown.—Pepper, Bull nose.—
Pepper, pimento.—Pepper, Red Cay-
enne.—Pepper, Ruby king.—Pumpkin,
Crookneck or cushaw. — Pumpkin,
Large cheese-——Pumpkin, Sweet or
pie——Radish, Black Spanish winter.—
Radish, Chartier improved.—Radish,
China rose winter.—Radish, Crimson
giant.—Radish, Early long scarlet.—
Radish, Early scarlet turnip.—Radish,
Early white turnip.—Radish, French
breakfast—Radish, Scarlet turnip
white tipped.—Radish, White icicle.—
Radish, White Strasburg.—Rhubarb.—
Ruta Baga, Improved American purple
top.—Salsify, White French.—Spinach,
Bloomsdale.—Squash, Early summer
erookneck.— Squash, Hubbard.—
Squash, White bush _ scalloped. —
Squash, Winter bush fordhook. —
Squash, Winter delicious. — Swiss
chard. — Tobacco. — Tomato, Acme, —
Tomato, Beefsteak.—Tomato, Chalk’s
early jewel—Tomato, Dwarf cham-
pion.—Tomato, Dwarf stone-——Tomato,
Earliana.—Tomato, Golden, queen.—,
Tomato, Husk or ground cherry.—To-
mato, New stone—Tomato Ponde-
rosa.—Tomato, Trophy.—Tomato, Yel-
low pear.—Turnip, Cow horn.—Turnip,
Orange globe—Turnip, Pomeranian
white globe.—Turnip, Purple top strap
leaf.— Turnip, Purple top white
globe—Turnip, Purple top white Mi-
lan.—Turnip, Seven top.—Turnip,
White egg—Turnip, White top strap
leaf—Watermelon, Alabama sweet.—
Watermelon, Georgia rattlesnake.—
Watermelon, Ice cream or peerless.—
Watermelon, Kleckley’s sweets.—Wa-
termelon, Phinney’s’ early.—Water-
melon, Sweet heart.—Watermelon,
Tom Watson. © Nov. 15, 1921; 2 «.
each Feb. 8, 1922; K 163018—163046,
163061-—163153.
STEHLI FRERES, Zurich, Switzerland.
[89387-8939
_ Bolivar (Libertador Simon): after
an oil painting by Azevedo Bernal, 317.
100884—22—_6
Looe d
(
d904
STEHLI FRERES, Zurich, Switzerland—
Continued.
(CG) tan. 1.1922: doe Feb.18, 1922.7 K
163344.
[Last supper; after an oil painting
by Carlos Oswald, 290] © Jan. 1,
1922; 1 ec. Feb. 18, 1922; K 163343.
[Sacred heart of Christ with the
benediction of the Holy Father; after
an oil painting by F. Giusto, 250 A]
“C) Jan. 1, 19222 ole. ‘Web, 10) 1922-16
é
163997.
STEHLIK (MARION) New York.
[3940, 3941
Two-in-one dress, afternoon wear.
©1c. Jan. 18, 1922; J 252846.
dinner or evening wear. ©1c.
Jan, 18, 19222 J 252847.
STEIN & BLAINE, New York.
[3942, 3943
Perfection. (In Vogue, Mar. 1, 1922)
© Feb. 20, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 16, 1922;
KK 163316:
Stein & Blaine model.
dress of trelaine, ete. (Jn Harper’s
bazar, Feb., 1922) © Jan. 20, 1922;
ie) Jan. 28, 1922: kK 162780:
STETSON PRESS, INC., Boston. [3944
Standard of quality for three quar-
ters of a century. [Hood calendar for
O22 ©) sane a) 1922) 2 e), San. ae
1922; K 161962.
STEVENS (ARTHUR F.) New York.
[3945
It is beautiful all the year round.
© Jam: 12;;1922--2 ¢. Meb., 18; 1922:
K 163340.
STEVENS (J. M.) Rochester, N. H.
[3946
©) Lie
Sports coat-
Rochester, N. H., intervale.
Jan. 9, 1922; J 252584.
STONE (Roy Quincy) Miami, Fla.
[3947-3949
Miami, Fla., Flamingo hotel and
beach, aerial view. © Feb. 12, 1922;
2c. Feb. 20, 1922; J 253364.
Flamingo hotel and Belle Isle,
aerial view. © Feb. 12, 1922; 2 c. Feb.
20, 1922; J 253365.
looking east on Flagler st.,
aeChial views qe) Sane: lh, 1922-22
Jame ts. LOZ 9s 25265
Stout (JAMES M.) Seattle. - [8950
[Maturity calculator] © Feb. 1,
1922; 2c. Feb. 28, 1922; K 163844.
STRAUGHAN (Mrs. JANIKKE B.) Pitts-
burgh. [3951
Dawn of the aquarius age. © Feb.
9, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1922; K 163179.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3952
STROHMEYER (H. A.) New York.
[3952-3955
Black River below mill, looking
through trees. © Jan. 15, 1922; 2 «
Jan. 26, 1922; J 252839.
Looking across intervale, 9085. ©
Hebe 2G) W922 2. e:) Maria. (1O27 rey
253651.
Old mill on Black River. © Jan. 10,
1922; 2 c. Jan. 26, 1922; J 252840.
Trout stream, 6400. © Feb. 27,
TO22 2 2 ¢, Mare te 1922) i 2hago2:
SUFEA (FRANK) Flagstaff, Ariz.
[8956-3958
Hopi mother. © Dee. 27, 1921; 2
Jame 3) 922 = 2a2378:
Rug maker. © Dec. 27,
Jana 922 2) J 252500!
White capped peaks. © Jan. 21,
192292 ean 30,0022 2a) 2 bake
SULLIVAN (DANNY) Jersey City. [3959
Say it with music. Season’s greet-
LOZ MS O2)C
imgs, ©) Oe, 1.19212 2c Web: 41922 %
K 162902.
SULLIVAN (R. G.) Manchester, N. H.
[3960
Spirit of Christmas. © Dec. 8, 1921;
2 ¢. Dec. 18, 1921; K 161958.
SUNDAY NEWS, New York. [8961, 3962
Display of affection by her grand-
father, ete. © Jan. 8,.1922; 1 « Jan.
TO O22: Keo GAOitale
Stillman (Mrs. Anne U.) and Fred
Beauvais together. © Jan. 8, 1922;
ive sans 101922 ea lod:
SURBER, ARUNDALE CO., INC., Charlottes-
ville, Va. [3963
Virginia (University of) [Seal de-
Siem |) @©) Sept, 18,1921 -\2) ce Meb.. 7,
1922; K 163276.
Swikt (Epwin H.) New York.
[3964-8967
[4 drawings]:
Economy blast blower, 1—Economy
blast blowers, steam supply, 2—
Swift’s economy blast furnace blower,
4—Swift’s economy blast furnace
blower, induction tube. © 1 c. each
Feb. 4, 1922; I 6512-6515.
TAILORING ARTS PUB. cO., New York.
[3968-3973
Spring and summer, 1922. [Sporting
and overcoating fashion plate, B] ©
Jane yarqlo2en 2 nCh evan LOD Wake
161821.
[Suiting fashion plate, A] ©
DAV Deke 2 Con Mame oi O22) LK
161822.
lord
pt. Iv., 0S; VoAT
TAILORING ARTS PUB. co.—Continued.
[ Window fashion card]:
Janet, ladies tailored suit, D 127,
two button lounge sack, D 128—Three
button lounge sack, D 129, Cornelia
ladies tailored suit, D 130.—Two but-
ton cutaway frock, D 125, Diana ladies
tailored suit, D 126—Two button nov-
elty lounge sack (white flannel) D 131,
two button double breasted coat and
white flannel trousers, D 132. © Jan.
8, 1922; 2 .c. \eaeh Sangamo ie ke
161817-161820.
TALLMAN (Matcorm H.) New York.
[3974
Special test type, 15 [Blueprint]
© 1 ¢. Jan. 30, 1922-5 Gai7.
TAMMEN (H. H.) co., Denver.
[38975-3982
[8 prints]:
Buffalo Bill and boy and girl scouts.—
Buffalo Bill and Indian friends.—
Hold him, cowboy.—Luckybuck, the In-
dian idol of good luck.—School days.—
Skinnay.—When a puppy needs a
friend.—[ Willie’ excuse] © Jan. 12,
1922); 2, ¢. each | Dany tesa mee aK.
162903-162910.
TANGEN (EHp.) Boulder, Col. [3983
Sundown, howling coyote, 6401. ©
Dec: 29, 1921.52 "ec iam eee ery
ZZ
TAyLor (OrtAN DANIEL) Mattoon, Il.
[3984
Josephine. © Dee. day 1921- i c:
Jan. 6, 19225 fee. '30, De rch
253036.
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT COS., Rochester,
Y¥ [8985-3988
Taylor recording thermometer chart,
8501° © Feb. 10, 19223 20cr Meni:
1922); 1 Gani
Tycos recording pressure gauge
chart, 5018. © Feb. 9, 1922; 2 c. Feb.
3d.) LOZ2 ET G40:
Tycos recording thermometer chart,
116-B. ©, Janw 28 seas 2 e. Feb. 3,
1922); 1 6505:
2113. © dan teae22 ec
Jan. 16, 1922; I 6458.
TIFFANY ENGRAVING Co., Chicago.
[3989-3994
[6 prints] :
Girgenti, Italy, temple of Castor.—
Harding (Warren G.)—Rheims cathe-
dral.—Roosevelt (Theodore)—[Statue
of Liberty]—Washington, D. C., Capi-
tol. .© Nov. 20, 1921; 2 c. each Jan. 6,
1922; K 163211-163216.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 1, 1922
4089
TOWNSEND (EpWIN F.) New York.
[3995-4000
Vecsey (Terenc) A-C. © Feb. 10,
1922; 2 c. each Feb. 20, 1922; J 253549-—
253551.
Yon (Pietro) 1-3. © Feb. 4, 1922: 2
e. each Feb. 6, 1922; J 253192-253194.
ToyMAKERS, Chicago. [4001-4003
[Decorative design for]:
[ Doll’s furniture]—[Doll’s houses]—
aed s] © Oct. 1, 1921: 2 c. each Feb.
1922; K 163337-163339,
TRAUTMAN (N. V.) New Albany, Ind.
[4004
Why don’t you come over? © Dec.
oo. 192052 c Jan. 26, 1922; K 162635.
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago. [4005-4009
Gumps [1921]:
© Noy. 30; 1c. Jan. 11; K 161949.
(2 Bees ie. Jan. 11: K 161952.
—— [1922]:
© Jan. 1;1c¢. Jan. 7; K 161869.
© Jan. 8; 1 c¢. Jan. 11; K 161914.
© Jan. 15; 1 ¢..Jan. 19; K 162285,
TRIPP (WiLtt1AM H.) New Bedford.
Mass. [4010-4015
[6 photographs] :
Bailing the case, 4.—Coiling whale
line, 6 Wrst blanket piece, showing
jaw. 2.—Hoisting junk of sperm whale,
1.—Mates on the cutting stage, 3.—
Mining blubber, 5. © Jan. 21, 1922:
epeeeren, dan. 24 1992: J 252819-
252817.
TROWBRIDGE (VAUGHAN) Draveil,
France. [4016-4021
[6 prints]:
[Juvisy France, the town church]—
[Orge River, Juvisy, France]—[St.
Tropez, France, cosey corner]—[St.
Tropez, France, Little Harbor
ville. roof tops]—[Valley near St
Tropez, France] © Dec. 1, 1921:
eacu Jan. 3, 1922 °K ae
- TSCHIRCH Eureka,
Calif. [4022
Second paper hypothesis phenomena
universal aspect. ©1c. Jan. 10, 1922;
(ERNEST Lovis)
I 6447.
TUMBRIDGE (J. W.) Brooklyn.
[4023-4032
Brooklyn, N. Y., Clark and Henry
sts., Subway bldg. [Blueprints]:
Fountain plan.—Main roof plan.—
Typical floor plan. ©1c. each Mar. 4,
1922; I 6573-6575.
o
TUMBRIDGE (J. W.)—Continued.
New bldg, 58 Pineapple st.
prints.]:
Basement plan.—First floor plan.—
Transverse section.—2d flood plan.
© 1 ¢. each Feb. 21, 1922; I 6556-6559.
[3 blueprints]:
First floor framing
[ Blue-
plan. — Roof
framing plan.—Typical floor plan. ©
1 ec. each Feb. 9, 1922; I 6520-6522.
TURNER (ORREN JACK) Princeton, N. J.
[4033-4035
Blythe (Betty) © Jan. 24, 1922;
2c. Feb. 4, 1922; J 253181.
Bryce (Viscount) © Jan. 29, 1922;
2c. Feb. 4, 1922; J 253179.
Valentine (Louiszita) © Jan. 22,
1922; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1922; J 253180.
TURTON (GEORGE W.) Belleville, Ill.
[4036
Nature’s way of pipeless heating. ©
Dee, 1.19213 2 ¢.-Jan, 23,1922 5-1 6541.
ULKE (TiTUS) Washington. [4037
Beethoven; by Henry Ulke. © Nov.
hy 1921 2 ec. Jam. os 1922) I) 252569.
UNDERHILL (IRVING) New York.
[4038—4080
Brooklyn, N. Y., Prospect park,
Abraham Lincoln statue, C 134387, C
Bae © Jane 1 1922-2) each: Jan
1922)? FT 2525315252082.
Jersey City, N. J.. Summit station,
IM 148.) ©) dane 1, 19225°2e) Jans,
1922)> i 2o251 5.
New York (City):
Battery place and Broadway, north,
B 38840.—Beaver. Pearl and Wall sts.,
Munson bldg., C 14836—Broadway
and 42nd st., Knickerbocker bldg., B
38783.— Central park, lake, C 14667.—
City hall and Municipal bldg. C
14944.—City hall, Municipal and World
bldgs., C 14945.—Curb Market bldg.,
and Trinity churchyard, B 38822.—
franklin (Benjamin) statue, B 35283.—
Liberty and William sts., to Maiden
lane, C 14524——Madison ave. and 48rd
st., Canadian Pacific bldg., B 38731.—
Maiden lane and Nassau sts., S. E.
corner, © 14575—Park Row bldg., B
34653.—Reade and Chureh sts., S: EH.
corner, g a)
Ww ooolworth bldgs..
from 120 Broad-
, Skyscrapers from Govy-
ernor’s Island, B 38810.—Wall and Wil-
liam sts. Bank of New York, C
MN and Chambers sts., Erie
.r. ferry, B 38217, B 38218.— 5th ave.,
40th42nd Sts. //Pubhe library; 6
¥
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4081
pt. Iv., nose Vv. 17
UNDERHILL (Irvine )—Continued.
New York (City)—Continued.
14695.—63 and 6d Wall st., building,
B 38850. © Jan. 7%, 1922. 2.°e. each
Jan. 7, 1922; J 252518-252520, 252522-
252526, 252528252530, 252583-252541.
New York (City):
Erie r. r. prer. 21,’ North) Rivers B
38785.—2nd ave. and 10th st., St.
Mark’s church and hospital, B 35318.—
2nd ave. and 10th st., St. Mark’s hos-
pital, B 35317.—5th ave. and 46th st.,
Siraus bide» Be38%32) ©) sam 10,
—— 2e. each Jan. 10, 1922: J.252619,
ZO2620 252622, 252623.
Maiden lane and Gold st., Fed-
eral reserve warehouse, C 15150. ©
Hebye2t 1922". 2 exunbebs 24) IQR ei
253606.
Sky-line from
©) Ape 15;
AOZ2 I 2OZOSo.
skyscrapers from Governor’s
Island, B 88809. © Jan. 27, 1922; 2 c.
Jame 275-1922 6 J 2o2s42Z:
West and Rector sts.,
bide. © 15155.) (©. heb. 2
Mar. 1, 1922; J 253649.
59th st. at
Gotham natl. bank bldg.
Hebre27, 1922.2)
253650.
Jersey
TODT ogee.
City,
Jian. Vs,
Barrett
O22 EZ.
Columbus circle.
CG 151562 ©O)
Mar: ok, GRO a
63 Spring st.,
residence, B 38911. © Jan. 27, 1922;
PACuwanm: 2h. Moe I 2ocete.
New York Harbor:
Arkansas (U: 8. 8.) and Hast River,
B 38825.—Arkansas (U. S. S.) and
skyscrapers, B 38820, B 38821.—At-
Jlantic Basin, shipping, B 38187. ©
Janie O22° 2° C.each: Jan: i, i22%
D202 DG eZo2 ali. oo le 252 b ot.
[6 photographs]:
Acquitania (S. S.) Cunard line, A
6938, A 693% Arkansas ~CU. Si iS.)
and skyscrapers, New York Harbor,
B 38819.— Brooklyn, N. Y., from
James Monroe
Governor’s Island, B 38824.—Centen-
nial State (S. 8S.) U. S. S. B., A 6940.
Manhattan (Ferryboat) A 6937. ©
Jan. 190, 1922: 2 ec. each Jan. 10, 1922;
J 252614-252618. 252621.
Uncer (JoHN H.) Chicago.
[4081-4085
[Karn'ng power vs. guaranteed and
unguaranteed estates, charts 1, 2, 5]
Ome each Wec) 2719210. A Ga 36
6538.
——[3. 4] © 1 e@ each Jan. 11,
1922; I 6523, 6524.
()
UNION PETROLEUM CO., Philadelphia.
[4086-4090
Chicago, Tll., 44th st. and Western
boulevard, Union petroleum co. plant.
© Jan. 25, 1922; 2c. Jan 2araie22 :
K 162680.
Mobiline oils. Jane 2a.) 2922.
2c. Jan. 28, 19223 1k) A626a
Philadelphia, Pa., Mareus Hook,
Union petroleum co., new bulk ship-
ping station, bird’s-eye view. © Feb.
, 1922; 2 ec. Feb. 10, 1922; K 163180.
U. P. C. tractor ells Wi@ mien 2s:
1922; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1922; KeadGnsaw
Union zero motor oils, there’s plenty
of winter to come. - © Dee. 21, 1921;
2 ¢. Dec. 2%) 19201 162525.
UNIQUE FEATURE SERVICE, Boston.
[4091
Dizzy Dugan, our traffic cop. ©
Jan. 20, 1922: 1 evan yao, e227, re
162704.
U. S. CAST IRON PIPE AND FOUNDRY CO.,
Burlington, N. J. [4092-4095
[4 drawings]:
[Average transverse strength curves
plotted from date furnished by Metro-
politan water board, Boston, Mass.]—
[Average transverse strength curves
plotted from test results made. for
Foundrymen’s test bar committee ]—
[Comparative transverse strength
curves, ete.]|—[Proposed standard ten-
sile test specimen for cast iron pipe
tests] © 1G each dane 1922 ; I
6454-6457.
U. S. pre. & LITHO Co., New York.
[4096
Nature’s melody; by H. Tellander,
584. © Nov. 18, 1920: 2m ian a2,
1922; K 162687.
Vicror TALKING MACHINE Co., Camden,
Nase [4097, 4098
Caruso sings the messe solennelle.
© Mar. 2, 1922; 2.¢* Mar 4 1o225 ik
163726.
Chaliapin (Feodor) © Feb. 2, 1922;
2 c. Feb. 4, 1922; K 162849.
Voict (Ernest R.) AND Dr WEIT
(Francis) New York. [4099
America’s best dressed man. ©1c.
Jan. 16, 1922; I 6488.
Watt (BERNHARDT) New York. [4100
Etching, 1, foreward. © June 27,
1921. 2 @Jan.'3, 19225 Ko Abi tGe:
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1922 4138
WALLACE (JOHN EB.) Lincoln, Neb. WESSELMAN (JAMES CLIFTON) Lex-
[4101, 4102 ington, Ky. [4117
Eni ©) Dec: 15, 1921; 2 ec: Jan. 3, Lincoln (Abraham) © Feb. 12,
mo22- J 252391.
Nativity. © Feb. 1, 1922;
feto22 5. 2050198.
WALLEN (JOHN)
2c. Feb.
Portland, Or.
[4103-4105
Nason, © Nov.1, 1921; 2 c. Jan. 17,
1922; J 252707.
Wichita territory, the bread basket
of the world. (Jn Southwest farmer)
mW 25. 1921°> 1 ¢.Jan.-9, 1922;
162670.
Wichita, the wheat capital. (In
Southwest farmer. © Dec. 10, 1921;
1c. Jan. 9, 1922; K 162669.
WatTeRMAN (C. E.) Long Beach,
Calif. [4106
Idaho (U. S. S.) ships company. ©
Meno) to22°-2 c. Keb. 14, 1922; J
253294.
WAYNE KNITTING MILLS, Fort Wayne,
Ind. [4107, 4108
[Ninety year old] © Dee. 1, 1921;
2 e. Wee. 16, 1921; K 160859.
[On the seesaw] © Dec. 1, 1921;
Zee, Dec, 16, 1921; K. 160858.
Weck (E.) & son, New York. [4109
Hand cutting lemon in half with
fple knite. © Mar. 31, 1921; 2 «.
Jan. 13, 1922; J 252639.
WeeEks (Lucra A.) Columbus, O.
[4110, 4111
© Jan. 6, 1922;
dy 252826.
ayy A.) A, B.
= € each Jan. 18, 1922;
UBACIAG
WeIx~ (ARTHUR) Chicago [4112
Hilf derlassen bin i. © Jan. 20,
1922; 2 ec. Jan: 20, 1922; K 162240.
Philadelphia.
[4113
Barnegat light. © Feb. 3, 1922; 2 ¢.
Feb. 8, 1922; J 253199.
WELLS (CLARENCE ALVEN )
WEISEISEN (J. W.)
Dayton, O.
[4114
Standard exposure scale. © Jan. 18,
m922:> 2c. Jan. 26, 1922; I 6492.
Wert (Grorce H.) % Gerlach, Bark-
low co., Joliet, Ill. [4115, 4116
[Change of heart] © Dec. 27, 1921;
2c. Jan. 18, 1922; K 162098.
[October days] © Dec. 27, 1921;
cy tan. 18, 1922: K 162112.
81
19225.2 ce: Feb. 27,.1922; K- 163465.
WESTERN TABLET & STATIONERY CO., St.
Joseph, Mo. [4118
[Dear mother] © Jan. 30, 1922;
2 @. Heb, 15,7 1922 K 163406.
WHEELER (JOHN OD.) Leavenworth,
Wash. [4119-4128
Icicle River near Leavenworth,
Wash., 118-121. © Dec. 10, 1921;
2 c. each Feb. 2, 1922; J 253166—253169.
Wenatchee (Lake) 117. © Feb. 2,
LO21: 2ve, Hebe 2, 1922 Jo205 lo:
Wenatchee Valley:
Near Dryden, Wash., 114.—Near
Monitor, Wash., 116—Near Peshastin,
Wash., 115.—Wenatchee Valley, 112,
113. © Feb. 2, 1921; 2 ¢ each: Feb:
2, 1922: J 2538171253810.
WHITE (GEORGE STARR) Los Angeles.
[4129, 4130
Abolish vivisection. © Feb. 1, 1922;
2re: Mare 6. 1922 11K, les.
We must teach the people to think of
a health department doctor. © Feb.
ito 22 2, Co Mar 6: O22 - Ke Nea 2s:
[4131
@i te:
WHITE (SAMUEL H.) Cleveland.
[Architectural group plan]
Sept. 6, 1921; I 6474.
WHite & WYCKOFF MFG. COo., Holyoke,
Mass. [4132-4134
Gentleman is coming, his name is—.
© Jan. 19, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 26, 1922; K
163187.
White & Wyckoff’s distinctive sta-
tionery: — Box) stand’; -© dan: St,
1922-2. Weby 4, 11922: K 163453.
[Display screen] © Jan. 31,
1922; 2 c. Feb, 4, 1922; K 165454.
WILLARD (STEPHEN H.) Chandler, Ariz.
[4135, 4136
ost <rontier, ©) Jam 12, 1922572. ¢:
Hebs 24) oe ah 255622:
Silenthirad:, ©) Jan: 12, 1922: De:
Feb. 24, 1922; J 253621. :
Wittis (W. H. H.) Philadelphia.
[4137
Pennsylvania system, eastern region
service chart. © Dec. 1, 1921; 2 ¢.
| Dee. 29, 1921; I 6489.
Winn (JoHN) New York. [41388
[Index of general business activity
in the United States] © 1 c. Feb. 7,
1s LE Go.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4139-4158
WoopaLL (EMMETT) Madison, Ala.
[4139
[Woodmen of the world, Odd fellows
and Masonic plot of fraternal unity]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1922; I 6576.
WRIGHT (Burr) New York. [4140
[Sports, art border] © Dec. 1,
hO2ZT? 2 ec. Dee. 2971921: K 161s
WRIGHT (PENN) Buffalo. [4141
[Symbols of truth] © Jan. 9, 1922;
2G. san. 2te 922") EF G02:
Wynn (FRANK B.) Indianapolis.
[4142
Ten commandments of medical
ethics. © Feb. 3, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 6,
1922; K 162887.
pt. IV., 1. Si. Ve 2 mesa
Youne (JAMES H.) Cleveland.
[4143-4157
[15 photographs]:
Along the towpath.—April snow.—
Autumn landscape.—Nature’s mirror.—
November.—Oak trees after a winter
storm. — October. — Painting by King
Winter. — River scene. — September.—
Still waters.—Tower road.—Turn in
the road.—Watch tower.—Willows. ©
Feb. 1, 1922; 2c. each Hebei o22 =
J 253224253238.
ZINN (JuLtius A.) jr., Boston. [4158
Kiddygraph. © Dec. 16, 1921; 2.
Dec. 17, 1921; J 252636.
Number of entries in class H-K included in the Catalogue since Jan.
1, 1922:
Reproductions of works of art____—
Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical character (in- —
cluding 84 one-copy entries) _____
Photographs (including 60 one-copy entries) eee
Prints and pictorial illustrations (including 837 contributions to
periodicals and other one-copy entries). 5 eee 2
O
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4159-9820
PiBbRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 4:
WORKS OF ART; REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF
ART: DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS OF A SCIEN-
TIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER; PHOTOGRAPHS;
PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
1922
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 17
No. 2
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1922
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issued quarterly, is arranged in two alphabets of proprietors, with sub-
alphabets of titles as follows:
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other identifying reproductions deposited according to law with the applica-.
tions for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, Statuary, and Models or
Designs for works of art).
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Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; Class J,
Photographs (except Motion pictures); and Class K, Prints and pictorial
illustrations.
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other than photoplays, have been transferred to Part 1, Group 2, of the Cata-
logue because of their similarity to Class D, Dramatic compositions, and are
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SemaieG. WORKS OF ART;
MODELS, Or PEsIGNS FOR
WORKS OF ART
AgppoTtt (DorotHy) Covington, Ky.
: [4159
Blifie. Drawing of rotund youthful
figure in alert pose with one arm ex-
tended. ©1c. May 4, 1922; G 65634.
~ Apcock (SypNEY Woops) San Fran-
cisco. [4160
Odds and ends. [Drawing showing
woman talking to her small boy] © 1
c. June 6, 1922; G 65855.
ALLAN (CHARLES G.) Denver. [4161
Peace entreaty. [Drawing of U. S.
Capitol with dove flying above it and
doves on two wreaths below] ©1..
May 22, 1922; G 65785.
ALLEN (C. V.) Tacoma. [4162
Pictorial border of film. Drawing
of Indian kneeling with bow and
arrow. ©1c. Oct. 6, 1921; G 65408.
ALLEN (GEORGE WALTER) New York.
[4163
Master’s touch; by Howard Pettis
Heath. Figure of man standing with
folded arms, gazing at phantom figure
of old master seated at piano. ©1e.
Mar. 18, 1922; G 65194.
ALUMINUM GOODS MFG. co., Manitowoc,
Wis. [4164
Holly design. [All over design of
flowers, holly leaves and berries] ©
1 ce. May 1, 1922; G 65631.
AMERICAN LEGION, DEPT. OF WISCONSIN,
Sheboygan, Wis. [4165
American legion athletic medal; by
Whitehead & Hoag. [Design showing
female figure seated with palm branch
in right hand and wreath in left held
above legion emblem] © 1c. Apr. 28,
1922; G 65593.
AMERICAN LEGION, JOHN A. BoECHAT
POST NO. 295, Buffalo. [4166
Birthday greetings; by John Russell
Nicol. Drawing of Father Time sew-
ing chevron on soldier’s coat sleeve.
©l1c. June 14, 1922; G 65884.
AMERICAN SECURITY & FIDELITY CO.,
Los Angeles. [4167
His first step; by Carlos Romanelli.
[Sculptured figure of baby. trying to
walk. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1922; G 65320.
83
AMERICAN STATUARY & DECORATING CO.,
Inc., Philadelphia. [4168
Polychrome clock; by Aurelius M.
Renzetti. [Model of clock with scroll
at each side and festoon of fruit and
leaves in relief below dial] ©le.
Mar. 14, 1922; G 65105.
ANDERSON (MARJorIE Husss) Brook-
lyn. [4169
Champions. Bow of ribbon above
three heads of horses in diamond-
shaped frame. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1922;
G 65487.
ANDOH (SANSUHE) Los Angeles.
[4170-4175
Candlestick, 1. Model of Chinese
girl carrying jar on head and fan in
right hand.
2. Model of Chinese girl carry-
ing jar on head and fan in left hand.
Eastern Star emblem _ book-end.
[Model of book-end with relief of
Eastern Star emblem]
Elks emblem book-end. [Model of
book-end with relief of elk’s head in
circle]
Masonic book-end. [Model of book-
end with relief of Masonic emblem be-
tween two pillars]
Shriner’s emblem book-end. [Model
of book-end with relief of Shriner’s
emblem above man riding camel]
1c. each Apr. 3, 1922; G 65369-65372,
65390, 65391.
ANGELA (Emiztio) New York. [4176
Land and water. Sculptured group
of male and female figures, partly re-
cumbent, embracing one another. ©
1c. May 4, 1922; G 65574.
ARONSON (Louis V.) Newark, N. J.
[4177-4185
Container. Drawing of square-
shaped container having flared base
and square cover.
Corner for blotter pad. Drawing of
tan-shaped corner.
Frame. Drawing of skeleton square
frame for calendars.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4186
ARONSON (Louis) V.)—Continued.
Letter rack. Drawing of letter rack
with parallel sides.
Masonic emblem. Drawing of com-
pass and square enclosing letter G.
Paper knife. Drawing of pointed
paper knife with ornamental handle.
Roll blotter. Drawing of oblong roll
blotter with square knob.
Shrine emblem. Drawing of tiger’s
claws with oriental face thereon and
star between points of claws.
Tray. Drawing of oblong shallow
tray.
©vd-c. each, Apr. 5,26, 1922-06
65451, 65452, 65522-65528.
ART CRAFT BRONZE CO., Detroit.
[4186-4192
Art; by Eugene F. Guintini. Model
of woman seated on garden seat draw-
ing.
Comedy; by Hugene F. Guintini.
Model of woman leaning against tab-
let with handkerchief pressed to her
face.
Crucifix monk; by Eugene F. Guin-
tini. Model of monk sitting on stone
with crucifix in hands.
¥ shing monk; by Eugene Gu ntini.
Model of monk seated on stone with
fishing reel in hand.
Joan of Arc; by Eugene F. Guintini.
Model of standing female figure hold-
ing banner.
Studious monk; by Eugene F. Guin-
tini. Model of monk seated on stone
reading book in lap.
Tragedy; by Eugene F. Gu ntini.
Model of woman leaning against table
with dagger in right hand.
© 1c. each May 6, 1922;
65586.
G 65580-
ART LAMP & NOVELTY CO., Wethersfield,
Conn. [4193
Pagoda lamp; by Wilbur M. Davis.
[Design of lamp with pyramidal top
and globe-like body] © 1. Apr. 13,
1922; G 65435.
ASMUS-BRADLEY CO., INC., Chicago.
[4194 4284
Bib, 927; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of rabbit and girl runn ng hand in
hand.
928; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of sitting rabbit and squirrel in
outline.
84
—
pt. Iv., No Se, Vv. it
ASMUS-BRADLEY CO., INC.—Continued.
Buffet set, 827; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of Louis XVI garlands for
loop stitch and French knots.
832; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of empire frame and sprays.
833 ; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Henry III frame embell shed
with triangular motives for French
knots and outline.
834; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Greek border and flowers in
loop stitch.
——— 885; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI style to be worked
in French knots, with flowers, and
ribbon bows.
840; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of fruit grouped in rena:ssance
style.
841; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional grape leaf and
rising flowers.
894; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance motive for solid
work.
897; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Byzantine border and floral mo-
tives. :
898; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Greek border for cross stitch
and floral motives.
912; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of outline frame and Louis XVI
cartouche.
——-913; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional border figuring.
four baskets w th floral motives.
Buffet set and napkins, 842; by
Stanley Nantus. Drawing of empire
wreath for solid embroidery.
Card table cover, 828; by Stanley
Nantus. Drawing of Louis XVI
basket and wreath.
—-— 829; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of cross stitch emblem in each
corner enclosed in circular frame.
848; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of four emblems and medallions ©
for French knots and outl ne.
~919; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of four empire wreaths and em-
blems for outline.
934; by Stanley Nantus:,
[Drawing of Louis XVI fioral bow
knot and wreath. .
Center and buffet set, 893; by Stan-
ley Nantus. Drawing of Lou's XVI
border and daisies for solid embroid-
ery.
WORKS OF ART
no. 2, 1922
ASMUS-BRADLEY Co., INc.—Continued.
Child’s apron, 892; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of two cat heads form-
ing pockets.
925; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of border for blanket stitch and
basket with floral motives making
pocket.
Child’s dress, 924; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of renaissance bouquet
and wreaths for French knots.
Colonial luncheon set, 932; by
Stanley Nantus. Drawing of frame
forming cross with floral ornaments
for French knots and loop stitch.
933 ; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of frame forming hoop in corners
*
w:th renaissance spray for French
knots.
Design, 722; by Stanley Nantus.
Silver case design having sharp scal-
lops of French knots with points fin-
ished with rambler roses.
814; by Stanley Nantus.
Square basket and Louis XVI spray.
Dresser set, 931; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of Louis XVI border and
Marie Antoinette floral baskets.
Fudge apron, 920; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of renaissance butter-
fly and floral motives for French
knots and outline.
Knives holder, 849; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of renaissance border
in cross-stitch and flowers for loop-
stitch.
Knives, silver case, 858; by Stanley
Nantus. Drawing of renaissance bas-
Ket in Louis XVI style set in frame.
Luncheon set, 929; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of Marie Antoinette
floral group for applique.
930; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Henry III floral corners for
loop stitch and outline.
— 936; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional basket forming
corner and floral motives for loop
stitch.
Pillow case, 868; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of empire medallion and
floral motives.
869; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional tulips at point of
scallops.
— 870; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance spray and butter-
flies.
8
Dy |
4284
ASMUS-BRADLEY CO., INC.-—Continued.
871; by Stanlev Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance border for solid
work.
Searf, 836; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of conventional trellis and
flowers.
837; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional flowers in mill
flower stitch.
838; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance frame with rising
flowers in mill flower stitch.
848; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI scarf with flowers
in loop stitch and French knots.
844; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance border.
— 903; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of border for blanket stitch and
garland of Louis XVI for cross stitch.
904; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Byzantine border for cross
stitch and floral motives for loop
stitch and French knots.
905; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XI motive fer French
knots and outline.
906; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Marie Antoinette garlands and
floral motives for loop and mill flower
stitch.
907; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Greek beaded border with em-
pire wreath and floral motive for loop
stitch and French knots.
908; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI medallion and floral
motives for loop stitch, French knots
and outline.
909; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Marie Antoinette border and
basket with floral motives.
— 911; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of art nouveau floral motives for
loop stitch and French knots.
Set, 830; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI medallion and basket
to be worked in mill flower stitch.
— 831; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Henry III basket and flowers
to be worked in mill flower stitch.
866; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI basket with floral
motives.
867; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance medallion and floral
motives.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4284
ASMUS-BRADLEY Co., INC.—Continued.
921; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Greek border and conventional
flower wreaths for mill flower stitch.
926; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI border and medal-
lion for cross stitch.
Sewing apron, 988; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of two _ renaissance
baskets with floral motives forming
pockets.
Table cloth, 895; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of renaissance border
and fioral motives for mill flower
stitch.
896; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of floral groups in Louis XVI
style.
Tea apron, 922; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of Louis XVI border with
floral motives.
923; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of empire wreath with floral mo-
tives and outlines.
Tea cloth, 839; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of renaissance border in
cross stitch and outline embellished
with renaissance basket.
Towel, 874; by Stanley Nantus.
Drawing of two tipped renaissance
_ baskets and flowers.
875; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI wreath.
- 876; by Stanley Nantus. Ren-
aissance basket design.
877; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of tipped Marie Antoinette bas-
ket.
—— 878; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI medallion.
— 879; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of two conventional baskets with
flowers for loop stitch and French
knots.
— 880; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional lotus flowers for
loop stitch and French knots.
881; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of four Marie Antoinette medal-
lions for French knots and outline.
882; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI garlands for cross
stitch.
883 ; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Henry III basket with flowers
for loop stitch and French knots.
884; by Stanley Nantus.
ing of Japanese butterfly.
Draw-
86
pt. IV., He Ba We aT
ASMUS-BRADLEY CO., INC.—Continued.
885 ; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Henry III medallion and floral
motives for mill flower stitch.
886; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance: basket and floral
motives for French knots and loop
stitch. :
—— 887; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance basket and floral
motives for French knots.
888; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI border.
889; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of floral border and spray of Louis
x VE.
890; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Marie Antoinette basket and
wreaths. ‘
— 891; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance butterfly and
sprays.
—-— 899; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance border and floral
motives for applique and French
knots.
900; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of conventional border and wild
roses for applique.
—— 901; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XIII border with floral
motives for applique.
902; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance border touching
scallop with floral motives for appli-
que and French knots.
939 ; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI ornaments and floral
motives for French knots and mill
flower stitch.
— 940; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI wreath for cross
Stitch.
— 941; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of two conventional flower pots
and standing flowers for French knots ~—
and loop stitch.
-—— 942; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of tipped renaissance basket with
scattered flowers for French knots and
loop stitch.
Work apron, 865; by Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of renaissance butter-
flies and flowers in French knots.
© 1c. each May 27 and June 38,
1922; G 65322, 65323, 65743-65831.
WORKS OF ART
4306
no. 2, 1922
AYRES (MartTHa OATHOUT) Rioblanco,
Calif. [4285
Fairy tales. Model of book-end with
figures of mother and child seated on
sofa reading book. © 1 ¢. Mar. 29,
7922; G 65321.
BaiLEy, BANKS & BIDDLE co., Phila-
delphia. [4286
Crest. [Model of design in form of
shield with relief of bust of man with
eagle and two swords above] ©1c.
Mar. 30, 1922; G 65429.
BrowNtow) Los
[4287, 4288
Ally Sloper, 1. [Comie drawing
showing left three-quarter view of
Man with large nose and silk hat,
carrying cane and umbrella]
2. [Comic drawing showing
back view of man standing with hat
in right hand, umbrella in left and
bottle of gin in coat pocket]
© 1c. each Feb. 13, 1922; G 65445,
65446.
BALDWIN (L. EVANGELINE) Rexford,
i ato [4289
Mother’s card. Design showing
mother seated in chair before open
mfepiace. © 1c. May 6, 1922: G
65833.
BALLOWE (LEIGH M.) Dallas.
BAKER (CHARLES
Angeles.
[4290
Yesterday, to-day and forever; by
Frank Lemon. Model of hooded
figure on horse with upraised cross in
hand. ©1c. June 3, 1922; G 65834.
BartTLtert (ANNIE LatTHaMmM) Buck-
hannon, W. Va. [4291
Nation honoring her soldier dead
through the American legion. [Bas-
relief showing female figure with
palm in left hand presenting wreath
to two soldiers on battlefield] ©1l1e.
May 19, 1922; G 65640.
BEAvux (Cecit1A) New York. [4292
Man and woman. Woman writing
With typewriter while man dictates.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1922; G 65459.
BEECH-NUT PACKING CO., Canajoharie,
1. i [4293
Babs Beech-nut; by Cushman Par-
ker. Little girl being fed macaroni.
© 1 ¢ June 12, 1922: G 65907.
BELL (IRENE LILIAN) Lone Beach,
Calif. [4294, 4295
Oriental design, A. [Drawing of
oriental head and crown above rotund
figure]
|
87
BELL (IRENE LILLIAN )—Continued.
B. [Conventional drawing of
head, hat, inverted bowl and other
figures ]
© 1c. each Mar. 29, 1922; G 65310,
65311.
BELL AND CHAMPE, Nashville.
[4296
Ash man; by R. Emmet Champe.
[Model of mule holding bucket in
mouth and on tail] © 1c. May 29,
1922; G 65839.
BERTOLINI (Lovuis) Detroit. [4297
Kiss me quick. [Model of doll with
movable arms] © 1. Mar. 23, 1922;
G 65482.
BIANCHI (ELicio) Chicago. [4298
Progress. Statuette of nude young
man holding winged horse of progress.
© 1c. June 15, 1922; G 65900.
BocgDAMOVE (ABRAHAM J.) New York.
[4299
Universal peace. [Mural painting
showing soldier seated on ground talk-
ing to woman and man, other figures
in background] © 1. Feb. 1, 1922;
G 65478.
Boscaccr (Mitton) Oakiand, Calif.
[4800-4302
Book-end. Model of book-end with
relief of nude female figure.
California bear. [Model of book-end
with relief of large bear]
Spirit of incense. [Model of book-
end and incense burner showing fe-
male figure partly reclining by bowl]
© 1 ¢. each May 15, 1922; G 65622-—
65624.
BowaAn (JAMES F.) Chicago.
[4803, 4804
Flapper; by Mable Landrum Torrey.
[Model of figure of girl wearing coat,
felt hat and goloshes] © 1c. May 4,
1922; G 65653.
Flipper; by Mable Landrum Torrey.
[Model of figure of young man wear-
ing small hat and coat with fur col-
lar] ©1e. May 19, 1922; B 65654.
BoYLE (GERTRUDE) New York.
[43805
Spirit of baseball. Statuette of
baseball player ready to pitch ball.
©le Apr. 5, 1922; G 65402.
BRAGSTAD ART STUDIO, Maywood, Ill.
[4306
Desert; by Bertha M. Bragstad.
Model of man in sheik’s costume and
woman in riding habit seated before
brazier. © 1 ¢. May 10, 1922; G
65600.
PO ati ke OO
y u'¢ ) ape? te
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4307
pt. iv., see 17
Briprn (C. GARLAND) Los Angeles.
[4307
Okolehao. Model of fantastic seated
nude figure with angular mouth,
protuberant lips and cheeks, faun ears,
conical horns, and hands folded on
stomach.. © 1 ¢ May .25, 1922; 64
O12,
Brooke (Mary EpitH) Phoenix, Ariz.
[4308
Sunset on Squaw Peak, Ariz. Land-
scape with cactus in foreground and
mountain in distance. ©1c. Nov. 21,
1922 3G Gol02.
Brown (Roy SHELTON) Staunton, Va.
4309
Dream of earth, heaven and hell and
the resurrection to come. [Painting
showing Jesus and His followers ap-
proaching stairway on left and satan
beckoning to men and women on right]
(nd;e. Apr. 12,°1922: G 65418.
Bruni (Luis) Laredo, Tex. [4310
Knights of Columbus. [Design
showing bust of Columbus at top,
above wreath and flags, pilot’s wheel
in center, figure of Indian at left and
maiden at right] © 1c. Feb. 2, 1922;
G 64237.
BUCHANAN (J. WALLACE) Fort Worth,
Tex. [4311
Ku-klux, Drawing of kKu-klux
klansman in costume, on horseback.
© 1%. Feb. 27, 1922: G 65324.
BuxMAN (ANNA B.) Washington.
[4312
Ornamental letters in
i de, “Apr. 21;°4922%
God is love.
cloud effect.
G 65466.
CAPITAL LIGHTING FIXTURE CO., New
York. [4313
Ornamental application; by Joseph
M. Kratina. Model in barock style
with round point and oval center held
by two lines with four branches each.
© 1c. May 11, 1922; G 65603.
Carossio (NATALIE) San Francisco.
: [4314
Theatrical scenery. [Drawing of
conventional vines and branches form-
ing arch over stairway] © 1 ¢. Feb.
18, 1922; G 65190.
CHURCH New
York. [43815
Song. Cupid playing organ, blue-
bird singing and bear cub pumping
organ. ©1c. May 29, 1922; G 65728.
(FREDERICK STUART)
88
Cuark (H. Huser) New York. [43816
Mish. Book-end in form of Egyptian
cat. ©1e. Mar. 17, 1922; G 65262.
CLERE (FLORA WEeEStTcoTT) New York.
, [4317-4319
Door-knocker. Design of door-
knocker, letter drop and name plate
combined. © 1 e¢. Mar. 20, 1922; G
65261.
Dragon. Model of book-end in form
of dragon with mouth open. © 1 «.
June 15, 1922; G 65892.
In Flanders fields the poppies blow.
Model of book-end with large poppies
and leaves in relief. © 1c May 29,
1922; G 65865.
Coats (GEoRGE A.) Chicago.
[4820-4823
Conductor; by Walter W. Blackman.
Drawing of man with lantern on arm.
Engineer; by Walter W. Blackman.
Drawing of man with oil-ean.
Fireman; by Walter W. Blackman.
Drawing of man with shovel.
Machinist; by Walter W. Blackman.
Drawing of man at lathe.
© 1c. each Apr. 10, 1922; G 65538—
65541.
Cops (REXFORD ORVAL) Chicago.
Book-end. 32nd degree masonic em-
blem in book-end form. © 1 c. Apr.
20, 1922; G 65479.
CorrIN (HASKELL) New York. [4825
Unknown soldier. Painting showing
winged Victory holding sword and
wreath above dead soldier on battle-
field. © 1c. May 26, 1922; G 65725.
CoLicNy (Marsgoric) New York.
[4326
Seven snipsnops and their friend the
woo-woo-bird as they are. Drawing of
grotesque figures of men with heads
of birds, and small yellow bird. ©1e.
June 16, 1922; G 65901.
CoLL (JAMES FREDERICK) Philadelphia.
[4327, 4328
Centennial emblem, 1. [Design show-
ing clock dial with Liberty Bell in
center and word Independence around
dial]
2. [Design showing clock dial
wth Liberty Bell in center and word,
Philadelphia, around dial]
© 1c. each Mar. 21, 1922; G 65449,
65450.
ee a ae a a ae nk eS
no. 2, 1922
CoONWELL GRAPHIC cos., New York.
[4329
Herz-timer’s hammerblow; by John
Crown. [Design showing big bell
above landscape] ©1c. June 5, 1922;
G@ 65835.
Cook (M. FRANK) Rochester, N. Y.
7 * [4830
Ideal swallow pigeons. Hight swal-
low pigeons including full head and
snip, in four standard colors. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 28, 1922; G 65307.
CouDON (Epwarp T.) New York.
[4331
Literary guide; by Jules Askin.
[Design showing various characters in
costumes of middle ages, with arch in
packsround|! © 1 ¢ Dec. 21, 1921;
G 65330.
CoYLe (CHARLES J.) New York. [43832
Faithful unto death. [Circular
plaque with relief showing three sol-
diers saluting] © 1c. June 6, 1922;
G 65854.
CREASEY (SAMUEL ELLIoTT) Alfred,
Me. [4333
Alfred Courthouse and _ fireproof
building 1807-1854. [View showing
rough stone building in foreground
and large frame building in back-
Pround| © 1 c. Mar. 18, 1922; G
65234.
Croucn (R. WEIR) East Aurora, N. Y.
[4334
East Aurora high school medal.
[Design of medal showing scroll across
open book above lamp on obverse, and
tree and rising sun on reverse] ©
ive. May 4, 1922; G 65578.
CUMMINGS (FRANCIS C. J.) New York.
[4335
Memorial for K. of C. in world war.
[Drawing of tower with pointed top
on which rests ball surmounted by
winged figure] © 1c. May 31, 1922;
G 65734.
Cusack (THOS.) co., Davenport, Ia.
[4336
Davenport, Ia., where the West be-
gins. [Painting showing billboard
along side of road under railway] ©
1c. May 25, 1922; G 65721.
DAHILEN (CarL) New York. [4337
Facklan almanac. by Gustav B. Jen-
sen. [Drawing of soldier in old
Swedish uniform holding torch before
oval background] © 1 ec. Apr. 22,
1922; G 65472.
WORKS OF ART
4351
DALE (VIOLET) New York.
[43838-4341
Flapper. Model of female figure
with bobbed hair, soft hat, sport coat
open, long muffler, one piece dress to
knees, galoshes unbuckled and _ flap-
ping, and hands in pockets. © 1.
Mar. 29, 1922; G@ 65309.
Frog candlestick and mantel stand.
Model of frog squatted on base with
mouth open. © 1c. May 26, 1922; G
65728.
Indian totem pole candlestick.
Model of totem pole showing grotesque
eagle with drooping wings at top and
wolf-headed man below. © 1 ¢« May
26, 1922)" 'G 6b«24.
Joshing Joss. [Model of fat China-
man seated laughing, for incense
burner} (©... .e. Mars; 20... 1922) G
65260.
DaLiLes (JOHN C.) jr., Cincinnati.
[4342
Model of figure of man
© 1
Kil-joy.
representing blue law reformer.
e. Apr. 26, 1922; G 65610.
Da Prato (ANTONIO) co., Charlestown,
Mass. [4348-4351
Baptismal font, 1010; by Antonio Da
Prato. [Model of font with sculptured
group at top, and cherub and crosses
in relief around bowl which is sup-
ported by four columns]
1010; by Antonio Da Prato.
[Model of font with floral border
around bowl, fluted standard and
sculptured group on top]
Blessed Virgin and Child; by Anto-
nio Da Prato. [Model of figure of
Madonna standing with infant Jesus
in her arm]
Gothie station of the cross, 1349;
by Antonio Da Prato. [Model of sta-
tion with spires, cross and relief panel
showing Veronica about to wipe face
of Jesus]
Joseph (Saint); by Antonio Da
Prato. [Model of figure of saint
standing with square and lily in right
hand]
Joseph (Saint) and Child; by An-
tonio Da Prato. [Model of figure of
saint standing with infant Jesus in
left arm and lily in right hand]
Little Flower of Jesus, 1; by Antonio
Da Prato. [Model of figure of nun
holding crucifix and bunch of roses in
arms ]
89
4352
Da Prato (ANTONIO) Co.—Continued.
23. By Antonio. Ma UP ran.
[Model of figure of nun holding cruci-
fix and roses in hands]
Plunket (St. Oliver); by Antonio
Da Prato. [Model of figure of saint
standing with cross in right hand]
© 1c. each May 24, 1922; G 65840—
65848.
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago.
[4852-4374
Agony group. Model of figure of
Christ hanging on cross. and his
mother kneeling at foot thereof. ©
1 e. June 14, 1922; G 65887.
Crucifix. Model of ornamental
crucifix with gold inlaid mosaic on
cross. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1922; G 65256.
Gothic station of the cross with
baldachin. Model shows ornamental
baldachin, and bracket below station.
© 1 ¢« Mar. 27, 1922; G 65301.
Gothic tabernacle safe. Model of
safe with chalice in relief on door
having ornamental border. © 1 «.
May 22, 1922; G 65665.
Margaret Mary (Saint) Model of
figure of saint holding picture of heart
mm, bands. . (©) 1c.) Mar. 27%, 1922.-. G
65302.
Nepomnk (Saint John) Model of
figure of saint handcuffed, holding two
fingers to lips and palm under arm.
© 1. Mar. 20, 1922; G 65257.
Pieta. Model of pieta mounted on
pedestal with sub-pedestal. © 1 «
Mar. 20, 1922; G 65255.
Relief station of the cross, A.
Figures in relief show Christ falling
under cross. © 1 c¢. May 22, 1922;
G 65661.
B. Figures in relief show
Mary Magdalene holding cioth with
which she wiped Christ’s face. ©1c.
May 22, 1922; G 65662.
C. Figures in relief show
Christ meeting his blessed mother. ©
he) May 2251922'5'G 65668:
D. Bas relief plaque showing
Christ taking his cross. © 1c. June
14, 1922; G 65885.
E. Bas relief plaque showing
Christ falling under cross. © 1 «.
June 14, 1922; G 65886.
in renaissance style. Model
showing figures in relief and pillars
and arch in background. © 1 «¢«
Mar. 20, 1922; G 65251.
90
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt: Iv. Siw. aT
DAPRATO STATUARY co.—Continued.
Renaissance station of the cross, 1.
Model of station with figures in relief
and ornamental frame surmounted by
cross. ©1c. Mar. 20, 19222 °G@ Ga251,
2. Model of station showing
figures in relief with plain frame and
cross on top. © 1c¢ Mar. 20, 1922:
G 65252.
38. Model showing very orna-
mental frame with relief of figures. in
mosaic. 1 ¢«. Mar: 207 49225-G.
65253.
4, Model of station 4 showing
figures in relief in ornamental frame.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1922; G 65475.
Renaissance tabernacle safe. Model
of safe with chalice above wheat in
relief on door. © 1c. May 22, 1922;
G 65664.
Sanctuary lamp. Model of lamp
with eight day ruby glass and electric
light. ©1c. Mar. 20, 1922; G 65258.
Standing angel, 1. Model of figure
of angel with right hand clasped on
left over chest. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1922;
G 65249.
2. Model figure of angel with
left hand clasped on right over chest.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1922; G 65250.
Steel tabernacle safe and door in
renaissance style. Model of safe with
chalice in relief on door. © 1. Apr.
22, 1922; G 65473.
— Roman style. Model of safe
with chalice in relief on door arched
at top having ornamental border. ©
1c. Apr. 22, 1922; G 65474.
Treasury lock steel tabernacle safe.
Model of safe with chalice emblem
above clouds, in relief on door. ©
1c. Mar. 27, 1922; G 65299.
2. Model of safe with square
door on which is chalice emblem above
cloud, enclosed by ornamental border.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1922; G 65300.
3. Model of Gothic style safe
with chalice emblem in door. © Ic.
Mar. 27, 1922; G 65308.
4. Model of safe having chalice
emblem on square door with plain
border. © 1 ¢c.: Mar, 279 deze. 7G
65304.
Davis (C. R.) Lake Charles, La.
[43879
Let the rest of the world go by.
Happy couple in canoe on lake, with
mountains in background. © 1c, May
29, 1922; © 65729.
f é . . “— - - - —" ”
ee ee a a a ee eee ee eee le =
ek oe
a AE
-and houses in background]
WORKS
me..2, 1922
4
De Koven (ANNA) Chicago. [4380
You may get my nana but you can’t
get my goat. [Drawing of girl in
-eart drawn by goat] © 1c. Mar. 24,
1922; G 65285.
DE LA ForD-SNIDER (CLARICE) Chicago.
[4881
America and defenders Washington
and Lafayette. [Sculptured group of
figures of Washington and Lafayette
standing at each side of draped female
- figure holding torch.] © 1. Mar. 138,
~ 1922; G 65408.
DENNETT (J. P.) Mount Vernon, Wash.
[4382
Mount Vernon spirit; by Elmer V.
Edmonds. Drawing of milk can with
arms and legs and face on body of ean.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1922; G 65454.
DEREMEAUX (IRMA) New York. [43883
King Cole. Painting showing king
seated at table and twenty-four black-
birds in pie before him. © 1c. Apr.
*21,.1922; G 65468.
DEXTER (C. H.) & SONS, INC., Windsor
Locks, Conn. [4384
Cover design; by B. F. Carmichael.
Drawing of border with scroll work
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1922; G 65361.
DopGE (VERNON) Provincetown, Mass.
[4885
Map of Alice in wonderland. [Paint-
ing showing girl seated at table under
tree in foreground, stone wall at right
CO). dae.
May 17, 1922; G 65633.
DoNovAN (FRANCIS EARL) Denver.
[4386, 4387
Flapper. Model of grotesque figure
with head of bird wearing cap, roll-
socks and goloshes. © 1 ¢c. May 23,
1922; G 65836.
Rehabitation. Model of figure of
eagle with wings spread forward in
protecting manner. © 1 e¢. Mar. 30,
1922; G 65480.
DOYLE (WILLIAM J.) Vig: reds Ge
[4388
Jardin’ére; by Brython Jones.
Model of jardinier or flower-pot holder
with handles. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1922;G
Rome,
65106.
DRAKE (Craic F. R.) New York.
[4389
Dun gone; by Edward _ Borien.
Painting showing cow-boy being
bucked off horse.
1922; G 65630.
© 1c May 16,
OF ART
4402
DRAYTON (GRACE G.) New York.
[4890, 4391
Blue boy. [Drawing of small boy
in colonial costume stading with hat
in right hand]
Devonshire. Character
Duchess of Devonshire.
© 1c. each Apr. 19, 1922; G 65462,
65463.
sketch of
DUNSMORE (JOHN WarD) New York.
[4392-4895
Conference between Washington and
the British commander-in-chief for the
evacuation of N. Y. 1783. Washing-
ton with. his staff discussing plans of
evacuation with British officers. ©
are: Mars Ey 1922 * Gr oolgie
Memorial service in honor of victory
at Yorktown, Dec. 13, 1781. Wash-
ington and members of Congress leav-
ing Christ church, Philadelphia, after
service. ©1c. Apr. 11, 1922; G 65431.
Presentation of captured flags from
Yorktown to Congress. Col. Hum-
phreys before Congress offering flags
carried by troup of continental sol.
diers. © 1 ec. Mar. 17, 1922; & 65792.
Ross (Betsy) Washington and
committee of Congress inspecting flag
of Stars and Stripes just made by Mrs.
Ross. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1922; G 65430.
DuRYEA (MincGA Pore) New York.
[4396-4400
Autumn. Figure of dancing boy
with grapes on hair, holding bunches
of grapes in hands.
Fountain. Figure of child seated
on back of turtle which squirts water
on child’s hand.
Kiss. Sculptured group of youth
kissing girl.
Summer. Figure of dancing girl
holding basket of flowers in left hand.
Wall fountain figure. Statue of
young girl holding bowl in form of
basket from which water flows.
© 1c. each May 6, 1922; G 65625-
65629.
DykaAAaR (Moses W.) Washington.
[4401
Debs (Eugene V.) Sculptured bust.
©1c. Apr. 21, 1922; G 65469.
EASTLAND (VIRGINIA) San Francisco.
[4402
[Model of doll in form
© 1c. June 6, 1922; G
Kupie-tad.
of mermaid]
65852.
91
4403
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1v.; DS ya
EckMAN (Harry ALBERT) Sacramento,
Calif. [4403
Flo and Al. [Drawing of short man
and tall woman] © 1 c¢. June 13,
1922; G 65881.
EpWARDS (CHARLES) Philadelphia.
[4404
Divers at Treasure Island and mon-
sters of the deep. [Marine scene
Showing small boats around island
and divers searching among wreckage
of ship below] © 1c. Apr. 138, 1922;
G 65434.
Epwin (HuLis) Oakland, Calif. [4405
Watch your step. Statuette of girl
in bathing suit carrying parasol over
shoulder. © 1 c. Apr. 15, 1922; G
65437.
ELLERHUSEN (ULRIC HENRY) New
York. [4406
Navy put ’em across. Model of
figure of sailor standing close to bitts
of ship with telescope in hand... ©
be pApr:. 29) 1922): G 6p0n2.
ELLIOT (JENNIE) PRISCILLA CLUB, Des
Moines. [4407
Priscilla emblem; by Jennie Elliot.
Drawing of wreath with name on
scroll across it] ©1c. Apr. 26, 1922;
G 65532.
Evitiotr (CHAS. H.) co., Philadelphia.
[4408
Friends’ select school seal. [Draw-
ing of shield and oriental lamp en-
closed in double circle with inscrip-
tion] © 1 ¢. Apr: 5, 1922: G 65393.
EvLiotr (WILLIAM) jr., New York.
[4409-4414
Incense burner. Model of small
house with thatched roof.
Oblong pen tray. Model of tray
with figure of Sealyham terrier facing
ball.
Oval ash tray. Model of tray with
seated Sealyham terrier at one end
and holder for cigarette at other end.
Oval pen tray. Model of tray having
figure of Sealyham terrier with paws
on ink-well in center and head at-
tached to lid.
Rack for small calendar. Model of
rack with figure of Sealyham terrier
in begging position holding stick in
mouth.
Stamp box. Model of box with
figure of Sealyham terrier lying on
lid.
© 1c. each Mar. 31, 1922; G@ 65553—
65558.
92
ENRIGHT (WALTER J.) and NEwcomB
(RospErRT M.) New York. [4415
Time was tales. [Draw.ng showing
man reading history of America and
small boy seated on hassock by his
cha r while visions of historical scenes
appear] ©1c. Apr. 1, 1922; G 65368.
EPSTEIN (MITCHELL HERBERT] Union
aL Nite, [4416
Izzy Sellem. [Comic drawing of
Jew figure with large noSe, cigar in
right hand and hat im left] ©1e.
Apr. 22, 1922; G 65649.
Ernsr (ApoteH G.) St. Louis.
[4417, 4418
Clock case, 1. Design of clock case
with wreath of flowers around dial.
2. Design of clock case with
holly wreath and berries around dal.
© 1 ¢. each May 29, 1922; G 65736,
65787.
Farr (KATE) Los Angeles.
Box, 1. Model of box with relief of
butterflies and worm on lid.
2. Model of box with relief of
Japanese woman and birds.
Candlestick. Model of candlestick
with relief of peacock.
Cover for box. Model with relief of
peacock and man carrying woman over
shoulder.
Cover of box. Model of circular
disk with relief of parrot with worm.
Lid. Model of lid of box with re-
lief of frog and turtle.
Two geese book-end. Model of book-
end with relief of two geese and cCat-
tails.
© 1c. each Mar. 21, 1922; G 65269-
6GOZ27T5.
Ferry (D. M.) & co., Detroit.
[4426-4429
Garden spot; by Joseph G. Stephen-
son. Little girl in garden with arm
full of flowers.
Mary, Mary quite contrary; by Max-
field Parrish. Landscape showing g rl
sitting on flower pot in foreground.
Roadside vegetable stand; by Lunn
Ball. People in automobile buying
vegetables from stand by roadside.
Vegetable still life; by Richard An-
drew. Painting showing pot sur-
rounded by turnips, leek, red pepper
and squash.
© 1c. each Apr. 26, 1922; G 65533—
65536.
[4419-4425 .
ee ee Oe ee ee ee > es
Sas ea
no. 2, 1922
Frero (EMILIE) Norwalk, Conn.
WORKS OF ART
4451
FRASER (LAURA GARDIN) New York.
Desk set. Model of ink-well, candle-
holder, paper-knife, pen-tray. and
stamp box, each decorated with figures
of nude girls. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1922;
G 65189.
FLoop (THomAS R.) West Palm Beach,
Fla. [4431
Palm Beach County. Drawing of
outline of county. © 1c. May 15,
1922; G 657382.
Fitorio (SALVATORE ERSENY) New
York. [4432
Taschereau (Cardinal E. A.) Model
of monument showing cardinal stand-
ing in front of high back chair with
winged figures on each side of it. ©
1c. Apr. 24, 1922; G 65506.
FrLrorMAN (IRvING) New York.
[4433-4436
Beetle motor-mascot. [Model of
radiator cap in form of beetle] ©
1c. May 22, 1922; G 65671.
Glory of the road. [Model of
draped female figure standing with
arms outstretched] © 1c. Mar. 23,
1922; G 65280.
Spirit of the wind. [Model of nude
female figure leaning forward with
drapery around waist and hands ex-
tended backward] © 1c May 22,
1922; G 65678.
Wind goddess. [Model of draped
female figure seated blowing trumpet
held in right hand] © 1c. May 22,
1922; G 65672.
Forp, Butter & OLIVER, and RAPHAEL
MENcoNI, New York. [4437
Memorial tablet. [Bas-relief tablet
showing shields and wreaths on each
side of inscription, eagle and imple-
ments of war below] © 1. May 9,
1922; G 65650.
Fow Ler (CATHERINE CHAPMAN) Dear-
born, Mich. [4438-4440
Fairies’ gift. Drawing of little girl
Standing on top of thistle bloom en-
circled by wreath of flowers and
fairies. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1922; G 65576.
Once upon a time. Scene under
water showing old merman telling
stories to grandchildren. © 1 ¢. Mar.
20, 1922; G 65248.
Princess Zeneea. Drawing of three
mice among ferns and flowers. ©1e.
Apr. 21, 1922; G 65467.
Stuart (Gilbert) Sculptured bust.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1922; G 65453.
FREEDMAN BROS., Buffalo. [4442
Thrift club; by John Triepel. Paint-
ing showing porch facing landscape
with large jeweled ring in center. ©
Le May31,..1922 ;.G,6d890.
FREUND (JAcoB) Cincinnati. [4443
Municipal emergency stamp; by Jas.
A. Whiteford. [Drawing of Statue of
Liberty surrounded by inscription] ©
1c. June 1, 1922; G 65867.
[44444451
Frost & REED, LTD., Bristol, England.
Gates of Borrowdale-Derwentwater ;
by Sutton Palmer. Lake scene with
hills in distance, and few sheep near
path in foreground. © 1 ¢ Mar. 9,
1922; G@ 65181.
Horses exercising; by A. J. Mun-
nings. Several horses ridden by their
grooms, walking across open country.
© 1c. May 22, 1922; G 65657.
Hunting morning at the kennels; by
A. J. Munnings. Hounds in kennel
with two huntsmen in scarlet jackets
and keeper at right. © 1«¢ May 22,
1922; G 65658.
In the Trossachs-Loch Achray; by
Sutton Palmer. Lake with hills run-
ning away in middle distance and
woods at right. ©1«. Mar. 9, 1922;
G 65182.
Old garden; by Herbert Dicksee.
Lady at foot of flight of steps picking
flowers and putt'ng them in her
apron, while dog stands at her side.
© 1c. May 22, 1922; G 65660.
Point to point meeting on Barrowby
Hill; by A. J. Munnings. View of
surrounding country from Barrowby
Hill, with huntsmen, horses and hut
in foreground. © 1c. May 22, 1922;
G 65659.
Taking hounds to cover; by A. J.
Munnings. Huntsman on horseback
followed by pack of hounds in fore-
ground, bushes and trees in back-
ground. (© 1 ¢)' May’ 22, 1922 ;°'@
65656.
Through the forest; by Joseph Far-
quharson. Woodland snow scene
showing setting sun through trees, two
deer in distance and pool with step-
ping stones in foreground. © 1c. Mar.
Or 1922" ‘Gvealss.
93
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4452
Fucus (Emit) New York.
[4452-4466
Age of innocence. [Statuette of
nude little girl standing with hands
clasped over head]
Amorette. [Statuette of winged fe-
male figure standing with hands
clasped in front]
Arabisque. [Statuette of nude fe
male figure standing on one foot with
arms extended]
Butterfly. [Statuette of nude girl
looking down at butterfly on her heel]
Call from beyond. [Statuette of
nude girl standing with eyes closed
and hands upraised]
Carmella. [Statuette of nude girl
standing with left knee bent, and
hands clasped under chin, looking over
left shoulder]
Dancer. [Statuette of nude girl
dancing with arms extended]
Dawn. [Statuette of nude girl
standing upon high pedestal with both
hands raised above head]
Lesson. [Seulptured group of
woman seated with book in hands and
child at her side]
Memories. [Statuette of nude
female figure seated with legs crossed
and hands clasped looking down]
Pensierosa. [Statuette of nude girl
standing with left knee bent and right
hand supporting chin]
Reader. [Statuette of nude girl
lying on side, partly supporting self
on elbows while reading book]
Reclining nude. [Statuette of nude
girl lying on sofa]
Slave. [Statuette of female figure
kneeling with hands tied]
Study. [Statuette of nude girl
_ seated on rock partly supporting self
with left hand]
© 1 ¢. each Apr. 3, 1922; G 65373-—
65387.
GALLOWAY (MARGARET W.) Denver.
[4467
White Cloud. Model of seated In-
dian with feather in hair, bowl and
campfire between feet, smoking long
pipe. ©1c. May 8, 1922; G 65594.
GARDELLE (CARLTON) Los Angeles.
[4468
Crystal gazer. Model of figure of
Wallace Reid seated gazing at crystal.
© 1c. May 2, 1922; G 65566.
94
DE. 3v., BS we a7
GARNHAM (ELSA MINNA) New York.
[4469
I am the light and the life. [Front
view of figure of Chr st standing in
Garden] © 1 ¢. Mar. 21, 1922; G
65268.
GARSON (I. H.) sr., Los Angeles.
[4470, 4471
Young (Clara Kimball) as she ap-
pears in character of Nora; by E.
Graham Douglas.
wearing shawl over head and cloak,
standing with bundle in hands]
in the character of Nora; by
E. Graham Douglas. [Model of figure
of woman in man’s garb with over-
coat and cap]
© 1c. each May 22, 1922; G 65666,
65667.
GEARY (JOHN GEARY) Chicago. [4472
Cheer-up. Model of monkey eating
pineapple, seated on round base. ©
1c. Feb. 13, 1922; G 65180.
GEISSENHAINER (MAry B. TINSMAN)
Philadelphia. [4473-4479
Dreaming, 1; by William B. Steven-
son. Drawing of theatrical stage with
figure posed in frame. —
2; by William B. Stevenson.
Drawing of theatrical stage with
raised curtain.
3: by William B. Stevenson.
Drawing of theatrical stage with low-
ered curtain.
4; by William B. Stevenson;
Drawing of country club scene.
5; by William B. Stevenson.
Drawing of going away scene showing
bride and groom about to enter auto-
mobile in front of door.
6; by William B. Stevenson.
Drawing showing wedding process:on
leaving church.
7; by William B. Stevenson.
Drawing of boudoir scene.
© 1c. each May 24, 1922; G@ 65712-—
65718.
GILLESPIE (MARGARET E.) Washington.
[4480, 4481
Bluebell -design, 2. [Conventional
drawing of bluebell]
Rose design, 1. [Conventional
drawing of rose]
© 1c. each June 9, 1922; G 65870,
65869.
[Model of woman |
cA -;
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WORKS OF ART
no. 2, 1922
GoLpE (R. P.) Elberta, Ala. [4482
Peace. Sculptured group showing
_ rearing horse with nude rider halted
by figure of Deity. © 1c. May 19,
1922; G 65648.
‘GoopWIN (J. HowArp) Philadelphia.
[4483
Fashion drawing; by Kathleen Ham-
mond Abrams. Drawing of man and
woman in evening clothes, with
peacock on pedestal on either Side,
woman in wrap at left and woman in
riding habit at right. © 1c. May 18,
1922; G 65788.
GOooDYEAR (CrARA) Auburndale, Mass.
[4484, 4485
Four-leaf clover. Art panel show-
ing clover leaves, blossoms and bees
in circle.
Garden in bloom. Art panel show-
ing green gate in wall in background,
bird-bath, hollyhocks, iris, and lilies in
foreground.
© 1c. each May 18, 1922; G 65651,
65652.
GRIFFITH (PorTER Murpock) San
- Francisco. [4486
Bear cub. Statuette of bear cub
_ standing on Shriner’s fez with flag-
peoim paw. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1922;
G 65388.
Gross (MicHAEL) New York. [4487
Calendar series. Drawing in twelve
sections showing seasonable grocery
product for each month of year. ©
1c. May 28, 1922; G 65891.
Gump (S. & G.) co., San Francisco.
[4488
Sparrow. [Drawing of flying bird
on oval design in center of oblong
mane), © 1c. Apr. 1, 1922: G 65481.
Hatt (THomMaAs Vicror) New York.
[4489, 4490
Faun. [Model of book-end with fig-
ure of faun looking over rock]
Nymph. [Model of book-end with
female figure lying on rock.]
© 1c. each Apr. 1, 1922: G 65362,
65363.
HaAti, HartweELt & co., Troy, N. Y.
[4491-4493
Man in athletic union suit; by
Harold Magrath. [Painting of man in
union suit standing beside upholstered
chair]
Man’s head, 1; by Franklin Booth.
Pen drawing of profile of man’s head.
3297—22
2 95
4502
Hatt, HARTWELL & co.—Continued.
2; by Franklin Booth. Pen
drawing showing right three-quarter
view of man’s head.
© 1 e. each Feb. 20, 1922; G 65325-
65327.
HAMILTON (FLORA BRENT) Chicago.
[44944496
Dancing child; by Louise Brent
Depréaux. [Model of little girl stand-
ing on one foot with left hand raised
above head] © 1. May 3, 1922; G
65570.
Little Victory; by Louise Brent De-
préaux. [Model of female figure in
drapery standing on one foot with left
hand raised above head] © 1c. May
12, 1922; G 65607.
Portrait study; by Louise Brent De-
préaux. [Model of figure of young
girl seated with hands clasped over
knees] © 1c. May 3, 1922; G 65569.
HANNAN (EUGENE ELMER) Wasbhing-
ton. [4497
Uncle Nick. Model of figure of base-
ball clown standing with hands on
hips. © 1c. May 9, 1922; G 65598.
HANSEN (HArormp C.) Boston. [4498
American trademark association,
ine. emblem. ~-[Triangular drawing
showing eagle perched upon shield]
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1922; G 65381.
HARJANES STUDIOS, San Francisco.
[4499
Islam greets you. [Design showing
Arab leading camel, with clock-tower
in background] ©1e. Mar. 20, 1922;
G 65259.
HAYDEN (HARo~D ARTHUR) Bristol,
Conn. [4500
War memorial. Design showing
stone shaft on base in form of five-
pointed star. ©1c¢. May 17, 1922; G
65632.
HAYWARD (KATHERINE Ss.) Sacra-
mento, Calif. [4501
Days of ’49. Bas-relief plaque show-
ing miner leading mule toward moun-
tain in background. © 1 c. May 238,
1922; G 65668.
HERBST STUDIOS, New
York. [4502
Little teaser; by Mabel Jack. Model
of figure of nude little girl seated on
piece of column teas'‘ng frog. © 1.
May 24, 1922; G 65720.
( JOURDAIN )
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4503
pt: Iv.;. DsS),¥. 47
Herrick (GRACE T.) Palo Alto, Calif.
[4503
Little shriner. Model of figure of
child in shriner costume holding poppy
flower. ©1c. May 29, 1922; G 6573L
New York.
[4504
Bull surrounded
Gate.
HERRMAN (ARNOLD A.)
Bull in the ring.
by fence and five bull-fighters.
Apr. 22, 1922; G 65471.
Hitty (Marion Norton) Los Angeles.
[4505
St. Denis (Ruth) as Leilith. [Paint-
ing showing half-nude woman in swirl
of drapery] ©1c. June 15, 1922; G
65898.
Hisapa (PAuL K.) Washington.
[4506
Flower pot with Chinese motif.
Model in form of safe with Chinese de-
sign on sides.: © 1 c. Apr. 15, 1922;
G 65448.
Horrner (A) & SONS, Buffalo. [4507
It’s easy sailing with silver gloss
soap; by Lawrence Carpenter. Sailor
Standing on large cake of soap floating
on lake, with shirt for sail held by
sailor. ©1c. Apr. 22, 1922: G 65486.
HorFMAN (Marvina) New York.
[4508
Peri. Statuette of man leaning for-
ward, holding woman who is leaning
backward. © 1c. May 19, 1922; G
65639.
HopPpKINs (FRANK W.) INC., Chicago.
[4509, 4510
Cuddle pups. [Drawing of inscrip-
tion at right of puppy with hat on
head holding parasol in mouth] ©
1c. Apr. 1, 1922; G 65405.
Snuggle pups. [Drawing of puppy
with hat on head holding parasol in
mouth, and group of puppies below]
© 1 e. Mar. 27, 1922; G 65406.
Horp (LARARE BEAUDIN) San Diego,
Calif. [4511
Fleas. Model of monkey seated look-
ing for fleas. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1922;
G 65245.
Horn (LEE A.) Los Angeles. [4512
Emblem, California 1922. Model of
sword surrounded by crescent moon
with star between, surmounted by
bear. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1922; G 65179.
96
Hoyt (HeETTIE J.) Milwaukee.
~ [45138-4517
Ban. [Model of bust of young man]
Flapper. [Model of bust of girl
with bare shoulders and head thrown
back]
Little flapper. [Model of figure of
young girl with shoes unlaced, felt hat
pulled down over ears and hands in
pockets of cloak]
Van Arsdale (Miss) [Model.of bust
of young woman looking up]
Young emigrant. [Model of bust of
young woman looking ahead]
© 1c. each Apr. 12, 1922; G 65419—
654238.
Hupson (GRACE) Ukiah, Calif.
[4518-4524
Crying Indian baby. Indian baby
tied in carrying basket, with barking
dog guarding it. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1922;
G 65104.
Indian boy. Front view bust of boy
wearing felt hat, checkered shirt and
bandanna around neck. ©1c. May 1,
1922; G 65561.
Indian child. Head of Indian child
sucking orange, with hop-field in back-
ground. ©1c. May 19, 1922; G 65642.
Indian girl. Head of little Indian
girl with apple in hand, white shirt .
and wampum necklace. © 1 c May
19, 1922; G 65641.
Round Valley Indian child. Front
view bust of Indian child with wild-
cat skin around her shoulders. © 1 ec.
May 1, 1922; G 65562.
Yokia Indian boy. Head of Indian
boy in checkered shirt, laughing. ©
1 c. Mar. 14, 1922; G 65103.
Yokia Indian child. Half length
figure of Indian child in plaid dress
holding poppy in hands. ©1c. June
2, 1922: G 65740.
Hutit (A. B.) Chicago. [4525
Seven states. Drawing of seven
pointed star enclosing circular field
with annular border.
1922; G 65244.
Hunt (ESTHER) San Francisco.
[4526, 4527
Javanese dancer. Model of bust of
Javanese dancing girl with elaborate
headdress. © 1 ¢. May 29, 1922; G
65730.
Marigold. Model of bust of Chinese
girl with band around head and em-
broidery on dress. © 1c. May 20,
1922; G 65645.
© 1 ¢ Mar: 1,%
Ds
WORKS OF ART
"no. 2, 1922
on haunches]
4549
Hupp (Herbert E.) Indianapolis.
[4528
[Model of mule sitting
© 1 ¢«. Mar. 30, 1922;
White mule.
G 65392.
Hvurp (FRANK F.) Denver. [4529
Indian sign lucky ring. Design of
_ ring decorated with crossed arrows,
Cc tT |e
thunder bird and swastika.
May 24, 1922; G 65838.
INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO., FRIEDMAN-
SHELBY BRANCH, St. Louis. [4530
Don’t blame the boy; by Wolf &
Lavenson. [Drawing of billboard dis-
play showing woman holding shoe in
hand and looking down at boy] ©1e.
Apr. 14, 1922; G 65436.
INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO., PETER’S
BRANCH, St. Louis. [4531, 4532
Peter’s diamond brand shoes; by
Wolf & Lavenson. [Drawing of shoe
in circle on left end of panel on
frame] © 1c. Mar. 16, 1922; G 65186.
Peter’s weatherbird shoes; by Wolf
& Lavenson. [Drawing of boy stand-
ing by large shoe in panel on frame]
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1922: G 65187.
IrRIsH (WILLIAM EpwIN) Cleveland.
[4533
_ International peace flag of the
world; by Dora Linley. [Painting
Showing three people at foot of tree
on rock surrounded by water] ©1e«.
mpr. 27, 1922: G 655387.
Isaacs (MAupE) New York. [4534
Innocent Abigail. [Drawing of
skinny girl carrying suitcase] ©1«.
May 6, 1922; G 65588.
JACKSON (JosEPH F, A.) Philadelphia.
[4535
Carroll (Lewis) in his study. [Man
Seated in arm chair before open fire-
place reading book] © 1. June 15,
1922; G 65899.
JAMES (Harry CLEBOURNE) Los An-
geles. [4536
Buffalo shield. Design of Indian
buffalo hide shield with buffalo horns
pesched. © 1c. June 7, 1922: G
65856.
JAMES (TRUE SatmMon) New York.
. [4537
Falls of Orredo; by Orestes Ber-
nadini. Relief panel showing falls
with spirit of Orredo appearing in
running water, and Italian village in
valley at left. © 1 ¢. May 9, 1922:
G 65599.
97
JANNY (AucGcuUST R.) New York.
[4538
Model of bust of China-
©, 1 ¢. Apr,
Jan-nee.
man for incense burner.
7, 1922; G 65401.
JENNEWEIN (C. PauLt) New York.
[4589-4543
Comedy. Model of figure of young
woman dancing with one leg raised
and mask on face.
First step. Model of figure of wom-
an guiding child in its attempt to
walk.
Gazelle and Cupid. Model of ga-
zelle with baby seated on its back.
Nymph and fawn. Model of figure
of young woman with fawn at her
side.
Repose. Model of partly draped
female figure seated, leaning back on
left hand.
© 1c. each Apr. 15, 1922; G 65440—
65444.
JOHNSON (JULE) Fargo, N. D. [4544
Bull. [Drawing of bull tied to
stake] © 1c. Mar. 27, 1922; G 65332.
[4545
combed
centers
Apr: 2
JOHNSON (LEANDER) Chicago.
Base. Design of base with
effect, plain top, diamond
bordered by leaves. © 1 ©¢.
1922; G 65542.
JOHNSON (Mary E) Syracuse, N. Y.
[4546
Methodist Episcopal church of Syra-
cuse, N. Y., emblem. [Drawing of
monogram in circle enclosed in tri-
angle] ©1. Apr. 8, 1922; G 65407.
JoNES (Roy C.) Brooklyn. [ 4547
Head of girl. [Drawing showing
left three-quarter view bust of girl
wearing feather-trimmed hat pulled
down over right eye] ©1ec. Mar. 24,
1922; G 65358.
JONSSON (EINAR) Reykjavik, Iceland.
[4548
Karlsefni (Tharfinnur) his wife
Gudridur and their son _ Snorri.
Sculptured group of first settlers in
America. 1003-1006. © 1. Mar. 20,
1922; G 65247.
Katons (CHARLES H.) Detroit, Mich.
[4549
Soul of music; by George J. File.
[Two men seated before open window
in which appears floating draped
figure, white couple are dancing on
lawn] © 1c Apr. 26, 1922: G 65529.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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pt: 1V., ibe ¥oaT
4550
KEEGAN (CHARLES R.) Philadelphia.
[4550
Philadelphia calls you. Painting
showing William Penn ringing Liberty
Bell, with Independence Hall in back-
srountd.,. ©. ¢. May 3, 1922;,/G. 655(1z
KiHm (W. LANGDON) Brooklyn.
[45514620
Acoma man. Drawing of full front
view of Pueblo Indian of New Mexico
wearing blanket and cap.
Anitopsi. Drawing of front view of
Blackfoot Indian girl with hair hang-
ing down each side of face.
Arrowtop. Drawing of Blackfoot
Indian cowpuncher wearing Mexican
hat.
Bad Marriage. Drawing of left pro-
file of Blackfoot Indian wearing wide-
brimmed hat.
Bearhead. Drawing of Blackfoot
Indian in checkered shirt, showing
front view.
Big Painted Lodge. Drawing of
right profile of Blackfoot Indian
medicine man.
Boss Ribs, 1. Drawing of front view
of old Blackfoot Indian wearing wide-
brimmed hat.
2. Drawing of left profile of
old Blackfoot Indian warrior.
Bull Plume. Drawing of left three-
quarter view of Blackfoot Ind‘an with
two braids of hair over shoulders.
Bull Plume (WMrs.) Drawing of
Blackfoot Indian woman, Comes Back,
showing right profile.
Caisaro (Lucy) Drawing of left
profile of Pueblo Indian woman of
New Mexico with string of large
beads around neck.
Canfield (/rs.) Drawing of left
profile of Pueblo Indian woman of
New Mexico wearing cap, scarf and
string of beads around neck.
Cora. Drawing of right profile of
Pueblo Indian woman of New Mexico.
Coward (Chief) Drawing of left
profile of Blackfoot Indian with
checkered blanket over shoulders.
Curly Bear (Chief), 1. Drawing of
left profile of Blackfoot Indian wear-
ing blanket over shoulders.
—2. Drawing of left profile of
chief of Blackfeet.
Eagle-Calf. Drawing of Blackfoot
Ind‘an showing left profile.
98
Kinn (W. LANGpon )—Continued.
Eagle Feathers. Drawing of full
front view of Blackfoot Indian with
braids of ha'r over shoulders.
Fish Wolf Robe. Drawing of left
profile of Blackfoot Indian dancer.
Fish Wolf Robe (A/rs.) Drawing of
left profile of Blackfoot Indian berry
woman.
and child. Drawing. of front
view of Blackfoot Indian berry woma
and child. ;
Garcia (Susie), 1. Drawing of full
front view of Pueblo Indian woman
of New Mexico wearing string of
beads and claws.
2. Drawing of left three-
quarter view of Pueblo Indian woman
of New Mexico wearing string of
beads and claws.
Go-In-High woman. Drawing of left
profile of Blackfoot Indian girl with
two braids of hair over shoulders, large
eardrops and beads.
Gounae (Terevio), 1. Drawing of
Pueblo Indian of New Mexico with
scarf over shoulder, showing left pro-
file view.
——2. Drawing of front view of
Pueblo Indian of New Mexico in dark
robe.
——3. Drawing of left profile of
Pueblo Indian of New Mexico with
blanket ra’sed back of neck.
Gunn (Aitchee) Drawing of right
profile of Pueblo Indian of New Mex-
ico with string of large beads around
neck.
Heavybreast. Draw‘ng of front view
of Blackfoot Indian with string of
small stones around neck.
John Two-Guns Whitecal f, 1.
Drawing of right profile of Blackfoot
Ind‘an judge in dark robe.
2. Drawng of front view of
Blackfoot Indian judge with string of
small stones around neck.
Johnson (Juanita) Drawing of left
three-quarter v-ew of Pueblo Indian ~
woman. Acoma pottery maker of New
Mexico wearing blanket over head.
Ke-Wit-Sische (Augus), 1. Drawing
of front view of Pueblo Indian of New
Mex’¢o wearing large blanket with
zig-zag and diamond design.
Drawing of full front view
of Pueblo Indian of New Mex‘co,
wearing blanket with small zig-zag
and diamond design.
—— 2.
WORKS OF ART
no. 2, 1922
Kinn (W. LANnepon )—Continued.
Lazy Boy. Drawing of left profile
of Blackfoot Indian wearing fur Cap.
Lewis (Mara) Drawing of full
front view of Pueblo Indian woman
of New Mexico with scarf over head.
Little Singing Woman. Drawing of
right three-quarter view of Blackfoot
Indian girl wearing bandeau and large
feather on hair.
Long (Wrs.) Drawng of right
three-quarter view of Blackfoot Indian
woman wearing two braids of hair
over shoulders and string of beads.
Lucile. Drawing of left three-quar-
ter view of Blackfoot Indian woman
with two braids of hair over shoulders
and large ear-drops.
Many Tail Feathers, 1. Drawing
show.ng front view of Blackfoot In-
dian.
——2. Drawing of full front view
of old Blackfoot Indian warrior.
3. Drawing of right three-
three-quarter view of Blackfoot In-
dian wearing earrings and _ three
strings of beads.
Marmon (Mrs.) Drawing showing
right three-quarter view of Pueblo In-
dan woman of New Mexico.
Nightguns (John) Drawing of right
profile of Blackfoot Indian wearing
cowboy hat.
North Peigan woman.
Drawing of
front view of Blackfoot Indian
woman.
Old Lady Good Scissors. Drawing
of elderly Blackfoot Indian woman
showing left profile.
Oscar (Peter) Drawing of left pro-
file of Blackfoot Indian with short
hair.
Paisano (Ulysses Grant), 1. Draw-
ing showing left profile of Pueblo In-
dian of New Mexico wearing polka dot
searf. ~
2. Drawing of left profile of
Pueblo Indian of New Mexico with
diamond checked blanket.
Paisano (Mrs. Wm.) Drawing of
left profile of Pueblo Indian woman
of New Mexico.
Riley (Cora) Drawing of left three-
quarter view of Pueblo Indian woman
of New Mexico with double string of
beads around neck.
Riley (Elizabeth), 1. Drawing of
left profile of Pueblo Indian girl of
New Mexico with earrings and neck-
lace.
99
4620
Kiuwn (W. Lanepdon )—Continued.
2. Drawing of left profile of
Pueblo Indian woman of New Mex_co
with necklace exposed and earrings.
Riley (John), 1. Drawing showing
right profile of Pueblo Indian of New
Mexico wearing blanket with diamond
design.
2. Drawing of right profile of
Pueblo Indian wearing blanket with
zig-zag design.
Saiow (Jose) 1. Drawing of right
profile of Pueblo Indian of New Mex-
ico wearing cap and blanket.
——2. Drawing of front view of
Pueblo Indian medicine man of New
Mexico wearing cap and blanket.
Sing-Out. Drawing of front view of
Blackfoot Indian girl with hair parted
in middle.
Singing Long Time, 1. Drawing of
front view of Blackfoot Indian girl
with two braids of hair over shoulders.
2. Drawing of left profile of
Blackfoot Indian child.
Turtle. Drawing of front view of
Blackfoot Indian hunter with two
braids of hair over shoulders.
Weeker (Juanita) Drawing_of left
profile of Pueblo Indian woman of
New Mexico with scarf over head.
White-Dog. Drawing of left three-
quarter view of Blackfoot Indian
wearing fur cap and scarf.
White Quiver. Drawing of Black-
foot Indian warrior showing front
view.
Whitegrass (Shorty) Drawing of
old Blackfoot Indian warrior.
Wolf Robe (Chief) Drawing of left
profile of Blackfoot Indian wearing
Mexican hat and large ear-drops.
Yellow Wolf (Mrs.) Drawing of
left three-quarter view of Blackfoot
Indian woman with large eardrops and
two braids of hair over shoulders.
Yellowhead, 1: Drawing of front
view of Blackfoot Indian police with
feather headdress.
——2. Drawing of left profile of
Blackfoot Indian with short hair.
Yellowhead (Mrs.) Drawing of
right profile of Blackfoot Indian
woman wearing beads and large ear-
drops.
© 1c. each Apr. 15, 1922; G 65107—
65170.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4621
pt. tv..4 So Wee
KINDEL AND GRAHAM, San Francisco.
[4621
- Chinese doll; by Mrs. A. Browne.
[Model of figure of Chinese child
standing with hands clasped] ©1ce.
Apr. 1, 1922; G 65364.
Kxiapr (RonaLtp D.) Baltimore. [4622
Man talks. [Drawing of bust of
young man, at left of inscription] ©
1 ¢. Mar. 23, 1922; G Gb2e0.
Denver:
[4623
Bud and Dub. [Comic drawing of
tall man and short man each holding
cigar in hand] © 1c. Jan. 3, 1922;
G 65635.
KNAUSE (HAL MONROE)
Knicut (CHaArLes R.) New York.
[4624, 4625
Neanderthal man. [Model of pre-
historic.man with staff in hand]
2. [Painting showing prehis-
toric man with pointed staff in hand
standing on ledge overlooking valley ]
© 1 ¢. each Mar. 23, 1922; G 65242,
65248.
Knox (Susan Ricker) New York.
; [4626
Mme. E. of Moscow. Front view of
old peasant woman wearing sweater,
striped ‘apron and kerchief. © 1 ©¢.
Apr. 10, 1922; G 65413.
Koontz (BertHa I.) Sterling, Col.
[4627
Disputed rights of the range. View
of western range showing two Here-
ford bulls in foreground and herd of
cattle in background. © 1c. May 12,
1922; G 65604.
LACHAISE (Gaston) New York.
[4628, 4629
Leaping dolphins. Model of group
of four fish.
Peacocks.
peacocks.
© 1c. each June 15, 1922; G 65894,
65895.
La Guarpra (Tom) New York. [4630
Mary Mirror; by Joseph Bianchi.
[Model of female figure holding large
mirror on shoulder] © 1c. Mar. 30,
1922; G 65313.
Model of group of three
LANG (CHas.) New York. [4631
Coming to light. [Bas-relief plaque
showing rhinoceros coming out of
cave] ©1c. Mar. 31, 1922; G 65394.
LANKENAU (JOHN R.) co., Boston.
[4632-4644
Pattern 76; by Yvonne Margaret
Lambert. [Drawing of three bells,
scroll, and leaves.] © 1c. Mar. 13,
1922; G 65268.
153; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of group of three
plants on inverted pyramids between
seallops ]
154; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of large butterfly and
two small ones among vines above
scallops]
155; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of blossoms and ber-
ries above scallops]
156; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
pert. [Drawing of three bunches of
berries tied by ribbon above scallops]
157; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of vases full of
flowers, on points]
158; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of clusters of flowers
and vines above scallops]
175: by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of bunch of flowers
with single flower on each side, above
points]
176; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of two butterflies
above festoons and scallops]
177; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of garland 6f flowers
and vines above scallops]
178; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of two sprays of
flowers tied with ribbon above scal-
lops ]
179; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of basket of flowers
with flowers on each side]
180; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of three bunches of
flowers tied with ribbon, above double
points]
© 1 each Mar. 13, 31, 1922; G
65263, 65346-65357.
Lanyon (WALTER C.) and SPENCER
(ALICE) Carthage, Mo.
[4645-4649
Cattle rustlers; by Frederick Rem-
ington. [Cowboys mounted lassoing
eattle in valley]
Gracias Sefiorita; by Frederick Rem-
ington. [Army officer dismounted re-
ceiving glass of water from Mexican
maid]
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mo. 2, 1922
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Lanyon (Water C.) and SPENCER
(ALIcE )—Continued.
Old Dick; by Frederick Remington.
[Side view of horse eating from
manger in stall]
Prairie fire; by Frederick Reming-
ton. [Cowboy mounted running his
horse across prairie followed by herd
of cattle]
Sentinels on guard; by Frederick
Remington. [Drawing of four soldiers
seated under edge of high rock]
© 1c. each June 8, 1922; G 65860-
65864.
LARKIN (Wir~~I1AM F.) New York.
[4650
Mademoiselle Porcelaine. Model of
head and shoulders of woman. © 1c.
fear. 16, 1922: G 65333.
LEIcH (WILLIAM Ropinson) Brooklyn.
[4651
Reckoning. [Man seated surrounded
by hands and clenched fists. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 17, 1922; G 65456.
LENOX, INC., Trenton, N. J. [4652
Peking design; by Frank Graham
Holmes. [Circular design with vine
and leaf border divided into four sec-
tions by baskets of flowers] © 1 ¢.
May 18, 1922; G 65638.
LIEBERMAN (Max) Chicago. [4653
“I will” girl of Chicago; by Oscar
J. Doerre. [Model of figure of girl
with fancy headdress and breastplate,
holding scroll in hand] © 1c. June
10, 1922; G 65871.
LINDNEUX (ROBERT) Denver.
! [46544660
Cody (Col. Wm. F.) 1. Right three-
quarter view bust of Buffalo Bill.
2. Right three-quarter view of
Buffalo Bill astride white horse stand-
ing on brow of hill with mountains in
background.
In the Shoshones. View of Shoshone
Mountains in early morning showing
guide with pack mules and horses in
foreground looking up canyon.
Odessa Lake, Rocky Mountain na-
tional park, Col. View of lake from
eastern shore looking toward Notch
Top Mountain.
Sportsman’s luck. Duckshooter in
canvas boat blind hidden in cat-tail
rushes, shooting into flock of ducks.
Tawney killer. Mountain lion stalk-
ing two mule deer, of which the doe is
drinking from forest stream and buck
standing with head up.
LINDNEUX (ROBERT )—Continued.
Western pep. Cowpuncher riding
Pinto bucking broncho jumping over
sedge bushes in cattle country.
© 1c. each Mar. 18, 1922; G 65235-
65241.
LInK (Lint1An) New York. [4661
Fountain. Model of figure of baby
stooping over and touching turtle with
one hand. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1922; G
65185.
Lion (Henry) Fresno, Calif. [4662
Lincoln (Abraham) Sculptured bust.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1922; G 65510.
LIPMAN (WALTER) San Francisco.
4663
Welcome. Drawing of Shriner’s
fez and emblem. ©1c. June 1, 1922;
G 65866.
LoRDONNOIS (MARCEL) Paris.
[4664, 4665
Chameau. [Seulptured figure of
camel lying down and man on his
back.
Epervier Sculptured figure of small
bird.
© 1c. each Apr. 26, 1922; G 65520-
65521.
LORIMER, GREENBAUM CO., ING, New
York. [4666
Bed spread design. Basket of flow-
ers and leaves with bow-knot on
handle, @i tc. Apr. 28). 1922) 0-G
65564.
Low (Witt H.) Bronxville, N. Y.
[4667
Veritas. Nude female figure stand-
ing by stone well with mirror in hand
which reflects ray of light passing
across her, body. .©: 1..¢. Apr... 10;
1922; G 65414.
LuccHEsI (Louris) Chicago.
[4668-4671
Floral clock. Model of stand for
clock in form of vase full of flowers.
Great pets. Model of clock stand
with figure of dog and baby at base.
Lighthouse. Model of stand for
clock in form of lighthouse with relief
of mermaids at base.
Two orphans. Model of clock stand
with figures of two children at base.
© 1c. each Mar. 27, 1922: G 65292-
65295.
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pt. LV. Ras ae
4672
McBriwE stTupios, INc., New York.
[4672
Hayes (Archbishop Patrick J.)
Sculptured bust. ‘© 1 ec. Mar. 22,
1922; G 65277. .
McCiain (Mrs. A. D.) San Antonio.
[4673, 4674
Alamo. [Drawing of old Spanish
mission in circle]
Texas blue-bonnets. Design show-
ing leaves in center with spray of
blossoms on each side.
© 1c. each Apr. 10, 1922; G 65409,
65578.
McDanbrE (GrorGE) Bethlehem, Pa.
[4675
Don’t croak about bad business; by
George Milne, Jr. Drawing of frog
on. lily-pad... ©, 1. ¢.. Mar. 25, 1922; G
653865.
McDonoucH (CLARENCE JAMES) AI-
bany. [4676
Bea flapper. [Statuette of girl
wearing goloshes, felt hat pulled down
over eyes and open coat, with hands
in pockets] © 1c May 2, 1922; G
65565.
MacMonnies (FREDERICK W.) New
York. [4677
Civic virtue. Sculptured group of
male figure standing with sword in
right hand and two female sirens
lyihne at his feet., © 1.e Apr..22,9922 ;
G 65477.
ManHer (Epwarp F.) Boston. [4678
Peacock wall fountain. Model of
peacock with spread tail in low relief
on shell basin supported on ornamented
console: © 1/e Apr. 10, 192224
65410.
MALONE (MATTHEW VINCENT) Rich-
mond. [4679
Piggly wiggly all over the world.
[Drawing of pig on globe] © 1c. Apr.
15, 1922; G 65488.
MARTIN (ETHELDRA JV.) New York.
[4680-4686
Aurora borealis. Drawing of female
figure in Eskimo costume trimmed in
fur and fur-trimmed boots and cap,
and drops of glass on chain caught
under arm and wrist, with borealis
burst on chiffon and georgette back-
ground.
Firecracker. Drawing of female
figure wearing costume formed by
large firecracker with small fire-
crackers for arms and legs.
MARTIN (ETHELDRA V.)—Continued.
Lightning. Drawing of female figure
standing with blue georgette em-
broidered in rhinestone flashes on
arms, body in cloud effect with elec-
tric bulbs in hands.
Music. Drawing of female figure
in tights with accordion effect skirt,
having music staff and notes thereon,
headdress of taffeta painted in stripes:
for staff, and bells on ankles.
Rainbow. Drawing of female figure
in light blue skirt covered with rhine-
stones in sky and rain-drop effect,
with cloud of feathers across shoulder
and rainbow and sun effect on chiffon.
about head.
Sail-boat. Drawing of female figure.
holding on arms water effect in two
folds of georgette, applique with
stripes in irregular lengths with figure.
of sail-boat on head, and wearing
stockings and slippers.
Sky-rocket. Drawing of female:
figure standing, with bodice of chiffon
and Ssky-rocket of feathers above:
waist-line, striped bloomers and head--
dress of covered wires and chiffon.
from which drop beads.
© 1c. each Apr. 24, 1922; G 65511—
65517.
MARTIN (SANFORD N.) Tacoma.
Rainier (Mt.)
Mt. Rainier with square base.
Apr. 29, 1922; G 65559.
©)1 ¢.
MASTERS (EHDWIN GRANT) Oklahoma.
City.
Grandfather’s clock.
[4688.
Drawing of
clock dial with movable hands bear-.
ing inscription. © 1c. May 22, 1922;
G 65739.
MaAyYeErR (Lity C.) New York.
[4689-4691_
Children of ancient times. Model
of figures of two children carrying-
water urn upon their shoulders.
Kneeling vestal virgin. Model of
female figure with water jug upon her:
shoulder.
Vestal virgin water carrier. Model.
of female figure walking with water
jug on her shoulder.
© 1 c. each Mar. 27, 1922; G 65296—
65298,
102 .
[4687
Souvenir replica of
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WORKS OF ART
me, 2, 1922
Mazzi (SINIBALDO) Los Angeles.
[4692-4696
Book-end; by Carlo Romanelli.
Model with relief showing old woman
seated in chair sewing, with cat play-
ing with spool of thread. © 1c. June
12, 1922; G 65880.
Cabrillo; by Carlo Romanelli. Model
of book-end showing man standing on
deck of ship. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1922;
G 65461.
Dante and Beatrice; by Carlo Ro-
manelli. [Model of book-end showing
poet and woman standing by altar]
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1922; G 65460.
Incense burner; by Carlo Romanelli.
Model of female figure seated in chair
holding bowl of incense in lap. ©1e.
Apr. 18, 1922; G 65458.
Jap boy incense burner: by Carlo
Romanelli. Model of figure of boy
seated with basket in lap, smiling. ©
1 ec. June 12, 1922; G 65879.
Mears (Mary) New York. [4697
Monument to truth; by Helen Farns-
worth Mears. Model of memorial to
Mrs. Eddy showing figure of angel
standing against wall with relief
group on each side. © 1c May 8,
1922; G 65595.
MEDALLIC ART CO., New York. [4698
Military order of the world war in-
signia; by Michael Jacobs. Model of
maltese cross surrounded by laurel
wreath with figure of Justice in cen-
ter, surmounted by eagle. © 1c. Mar.
2, 1922; G 65415.
MENNEN CO., Newark, N. J. [4699
Crying baby. Front view bust of
baby with mouth open] © 1 «¢. Mar.
ar, 1922; G 65290.
MeEssMorE & DAMON, INC., New York.
[47004704
Egyptian! vase. [Model of vase with
two handles at top and bulging body
tapering at base]
Greek vase. [Model of tall vase hav-
ing bulging body tapering at top and
bettom with flaring mouth and base,
and long handles on sides]
Japanese vase. [Model of vase with
bulging body tapering at top and bot-
tom, with flaring mouth and base]
Modern vase. [Model of vase hay-
ing bulging body tapering at bottom |
and top with large flaring mouth]
Persian vase. [Model of vase with
two handles at top, bulging body and
flaring base]
© 1c. each Mar. 10, 1922; G 65334-
65338.
MEYENBERG (JOHN CARLISLE) Cincin-
nati. [4705
Grant (U. S.) Medallion showing
right three-quarter view bust in bas-
relief] © 1c. May 4, 1922; G 65572.
MoHLER (WILLIAM F.) Fremont, O.
[4706
Gull and Thrifty. Cartoon drawing
of tall man, short man and two
women] © 1 c¢. Mar. 30, 1922;,G
65314.
Morcan (ARTHUR C.) New York.
[4707
Baruch (Simon) Sculptured bust.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1922; G 65276.
Morris (GEorRGE Forp) Eatontown,
is earl [4708
Man o’ war. [Painting showing
side view of thoroughbred race horse
and rider] © 1c. Apr. 8, 1922; G
65587.
MorRIson (ZAIDIE LINCOLN) New
York. [4709
Setting her cap for him. Girl bath-
ing, tying her cap. © 1. Mar. 21,
1922; G 65266.
NEELY (BURNITO COLLINS) Sacra-
mento, Calif. [4710
Doll. Model of figure of child with
fez on head and suit case in left hand.
© 1 ¢. May 1, 1922; G 65560.
NEUMEYER (WILL) 7”., St. Louis.
[4711, 4712
Aero Gus; by Will H. Neumeyer, jr.
[Comic draw.ng of long lanky man
with hooked nose, receding jaw, large
feet and hands]
Venus: by Will H. Neumeyer, jr.
[Comic drawing of tall thin woman
with long nose, protruding jaw, hair
dressed high and curled, holding book
in hands]
© 1c. each Mar. 24, 1922; G 65432-
65433.
NEWMAN (J. F.) 1nc., New York.
[4713
Memorial tablet; by Jules Kilenyi.
Bas-relef plaque showing female
figure giving sword to college youth
and pointing to clouds of war. ©1c.
June 10, 1922; G 65872.
NOVELLI (JAMES) New York. [4714
Crucifix door. Design of panel
divided by a style and rail forming
cross upon which is figure of crucified
Christ with figures of two angels above
and two women below. © 1. June 2,
19822; G 65741.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4715
pt. 1v., Nes. very
NYGARD (ALFRED F.) Detroit. [4715
Justine, champion of Detroit schools
spelling contest. [Statuette of young
girl standing with hands clasped in
front] ©1c. Mar. 18, 1922; G 65195.
ONONDAGA POTTERY CO., Syracuse, N. Y.
[4716, 4717
Ardmore; by Hanley Henoch. Con-
ventional border design for plate.
Carlton; by John Wigley. Narrow
conventional border design for plate.
© 1-¢. each Apr. 6, 1922; G 65395,
65396.
O’RYAN (LILLIE V.) Portland, Or.
. [4718
I’m the goat. [Model of grotesque
figure of goat sitting on its haunches]
(©) le, Mar. 15, 1922 -G 65122.
OSBORNE co., Newark, N. J. [4719-4740
Baby’s skies are mother’s eyes; by
Mrs. L. G. Woolfenden. [Young mother
playing with baby ly ng on bed] ©
1c. Apr. 28, 1922; G 65550.
Bridge, Saint Cloud; by Yeend King.
[Side view of bridge of many arches,
with city in background] © 1c. Apr.
24, 1922; G 65493.
Bridge, Sentari; by Yeend King.
[Perspective of broad bridge across
r.ver, With boats on left side and city
in background] © 1c. Apr. 24, 1922;
G 65491.
Buffaloes and coyote; by Frank
Stick. [Herd of buffaloes watching
coyote gnawing buffalo skull in snow]
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1922; G 65502.
Builder; by Harold M. Brett. [Right
three-quarter view of workman with
electric riveting machine in hands]
©1c. Apr. 24, 1922; G 65496.
Carson woods; by Martella Lane.
[Forest scene with large trees in fore-
sround) + *© icc. “Apr. 24, 1922-6
65497.
Falls and canyon; by Herman May-
lath. [V-ew of stream flowing over
rocks with waterfalls in background ]
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1922; G 65504.
Florida moonlight ; by Herman May-
lath. [View of moon-lit lake with two
large palm trees in foreground] ©
de Apr. 2451922G Ga505;
Girl’s head; by J. A. Lange. [Right
three-quarter view bust of girl with
beads around neck and left hand
touching right shoulder] © 1 ¢. Apr.
24, 1922; G 65498.
—
OSBORNE co.—Continued,
vignette; by J. A. Lange. [Left
three-quarter v'ew bust of girl with
hair curled]. © 1 ¢. Apr 2a s1922:
G 65499.
I love you; by J. Hy. Hintermeister.
[Woman seated on grass under tree
hold ng in arms a child who is kissing
her cheek] © 1 ¢ Apr: 24 1922: G
65490.
In the hour of trial; by Perey
Moran. [Chaplain conducting services
for officers and soldiers around brush
fire] ©1c. Apr. 24, 1922; G 65489.
Indian girl in canoe; by Mrs. L. G.
Woolfenden. [Indian girl in canoe
coming down stream] © 1c. Apr. 28,
1922; G 65549.
Kknee deep in June; by Henry Hin-
termeister. [Herd of cattle grazing
in tall grass near cluster of trees]
© 1c. May 18, 1922; G 65619.
Moonlight on lake; by Wm. M.
Thompson. [View of lake between
clusters of tall trees showing two men
in boat ‘n foreground] © 1c. Apr. 24,
1922; G 65495.
Palmetto palms; by Herman May-
lath. [Perspective of stream with
palm trees on each side] ©1. Apr.
24, 1922; G 65488.
Pioneer mother; by Frank Stick.
[Woman with baby in arms riding
donkey guided by man walking] ©
1 ec. Apr. 24, 1922; G 65500.
Pont Alexander III; by Yeend King.
[Side view of suspension br dge across
river with towers at each end and
mosque in background] © 1 ¢. Apr.
24, 1922; G 65492.
Road; by Wm. M. Thompson. [Per-
spective of country road with stream
on right and clump of trees on left]
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1922; G 65494.
Stream in woods; by Herman May-
lath. [Perspective of forest stream
with large trees on each bank] ©1ce.
Apr. 24, 1922; G 65508.
Their Christmas dinner; by Frank
Stick. [Two negroes wth dog in
snow around slain buffalo] © 1 «
Apr. 24, 1922; G 65501..
Woodland scene; by E. Percy Moran.
[Landscape with flowers and shrub-
bery in foreground and woods in back-
ground J 1 we, May J133) 19222 Ge
65618.
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no. 2, 1922
PALETTE ADVERTISING STUDIOS, Chicago.
[4741
World isn’t so bad after all; by
Glenn GC. Golton. Drawing showing
insurance agent surmounting various
difficulties. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1922; G
65543.
PARKHURST (CLIFFORD E.) New York.
[4742
Goddess of Genii. [Model of stand-
ing female figure holding ball in
hands] © 1c. Mar. 24, 1922; G 65286.
PEASE (GrEoRGE A.) Sioux City, Ia.
[4743
Model of doll with shoes and
© 1c. May 8,
Doll.
stockings rolled down.
1922; G 65609.
Pret (Leo L.) Bertha, Minn.
Service man’s war record. Draw-
ing of steamship, with cannon at
right, tank at left and eagle above.
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1922; G 65278.
PELLIGRINI (Louis) Philadelphia.
[4745
Holy altar. Model of altar com-
posed of two draped figures with holy
water font and santuary lamp between
them. ©1c. Apr. 22, 1922; G 65476.
[4744
Puitiies (MELvitLeE A.) New York.
[4746
Flapper. [Model of female figure
standing with hands in coat pockets
and hat pulled down over right eye.
©1e. May 24, 1922; G 65719.
PIERSON (KATHERINE) New York.
[4747
Cytherea. Model of doll in dress
with skirt and low-neck. © 1c. May
2, 1922; G 65567.
PIESTER (PETER HENRY) Brooklyn.
[4748
Guarding the camp. Camp on river
bank being guarded by dog. ©l1e«
Apr. 26, 1922; G 65648.
PILGRIMAGE PLAY, LIFE OF THE CHRIST,
Los Angeles. [4749
Life of the Christ; by Pierce J.
Grant. [Drawing of face of Jesus in
circle from which rays project] © 1
ce. June 7, 1922; G 65859.
POINTER (KENNETH KEITH) New York.
[4750
Bathing girl; by Augusta L. Pointer.
Model of figure of girl in bathing suit
seated on pile against which wave is
Gaishne © 1c. June 9, 1922: G
65868.
OF ART
47674
PotaH (GWEN LE GALLIENNE) New
York. [4751
Doo-doos; by Gwen Le Gallienne.
Drawing of six fantastic elfish figures
with large petal like ears: © 1 «
May 27, 1922; G 65727.
POSTUM CEREAL CO., INC., Battle Creek,
Mich. [4752
Sturdy health; by James R. Stuart.
[Small boy carrying billboard] © 1
e. Apr. 16, 1922; G 65412.
PRENDIVILLE (J. AUGUSTUS) South-
boro, Mass. [4753
Lantern and_ bracket. [Design
showing square-shaped lantern sus-
pended from bracket] ©1c. May 27,
1922; G 65726.
PRESBREY-LELAND CO., INC., New York.
[4754
Runkle (Benjamin Piatt): by Wil-
liam Henry Deacy. [Drawing of
monument with shields connected by
links across top] © 1 c. Mar. 15,
1922; G 65178.
Proctor (ALEXANDER PHIMISTER) New
York. [4755
Roosevelt (Theodore) Equestrian
statue of Roosevelt as rough-rider. ©
1c. May 19, 1922; G 65849.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH co... Provi-
dence, R. I. [4756-4767
Abigail the peacemaker. Woman
kneeling before group of soldiers,
while shepherds with their sheep wait
in background. © 1 c¢. Apr. 12,1922;
G 65426.
Beginners department diploma.
Painting showing a mother holding
child in lap and two other children
kneeling beside her. © 1 c. May 13,
1922; G 65615.
Cradle roll department diploma.
Painting showing group of children
sitting at table and two others seated
on floor holding flowers. © 1c. May
13, 1922; G 65616.
David’s mighty men. Three men
standing near well in foreground and
eroup of men in archway in back-
ground. ©1c. Apr. 12, 1922; G 65427.
Great wide sea. Section of rough
sea with birds flying about and sail-
boat in background. © 1. Apr. 12,
1922; @ 65428.
Heavenly Father’s care for birds.
Two boys and girl feeding pigeons.
©1c. Apr. 12, 1922; G 65425.
105
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv.; Des
4768
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH co.—Contd.
Immediate department diploma.
Painting showing figure of David
standing at left and Ruth at right. ©
Lc. May 13, 1922; G 65682.
Junior department diploma. Paint-
ing Showing girl playing church organ
and group of young boys and girls
singing. ~© 1: we. “May 13." 4922 S56
656138.
Man who was thankful. Christ
standing, healing leper kneeling before
him while three men behind him look
on. © 1c. May 24, 1922: G 65711.
Mother and her little boy. Mother,
with small boy at her side, kneeling
before elderly man. © 1c. Apr. 12,
1922; G 65424.
Primary department diploma. Paint-
ing showing little girl kneeling beside
lamb and little boy standing near. ©
1c. May 13, 1922; G 65614.
Senior department diploma. Paint-
ing showing figure of Isaiah standing
at left and Moses at right. © 1 «.
May 18, 1922; G 65611.
PUTNAM (BRENDA) New York. [4768
Sun-dial. Three-sided column sup-
porting cupid riding hobby-horse, the
stick of which forms gnomon for dial.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1922; G 65470.
QuiIrcK (NicHoLAs J.) Chicago.
[4769
North terminal building and munic-
ipal pier. Bird’s-eye view from
Michigan canal of barge building and
pier, with Lake Michigan in distance.
©1c. June 5, 1922; G 65837.
RAGBAG SISTERS, Grand Rapids. Mich.
[4770, 4771
Flapper 1; by Clara Van Houten.
Statuette of girl with bobbed hair,
wearing goloshes and stockings rolled
down at top. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1922; G
65509.
2; by Clara Van Houten. Stat-
uette of young girl w'th short dress,
goloshes, stockings rolled down at top,
bobbed hair and hands on hips. ©1e.
May 1, 1922; G 65655.
RAWSTHORNE (ROBERT) co., Pittsburgh.
[4872-4776
August furniture sale. [Drawing
of chairs, table and lamp, with inscrip-
tion]
Bargain basement sale. [Drawing
of stairway at right and left with in-
script’on between ]
RAWSTHORNE (ROBERT) co.—Contd.
Birthday sale. [Drawing of two
burning candles, with inscription]
Hour scale. [Drawing of six small
alarm clocks, with inscription]
Mill end sale. [Drawing of row of
factory buildings, with inscription]
© 1. each June 1, 1922; G 65902-—
65906.
RAYNOR (GRACE Horton) New York.
[4777, 4778
Flapper. Model of figure of duck
wearing girl’s hat and storm shoes.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1922; G 65447.
Greek flower bowl. Model of bowl
with draped female figure at each side
and condlestick to match. ©1c¢. May
31, 1922; G 65738.
RAzALLE (Tress 8S.) Santa Moniea,
Calif. [4779-4781 -
Address. Model of female figure
standing in first position with golf
club on ground.
Finish. Model of female figure
standing in first position with golf
club raised.
Top of swing. Model of female fig-
ure standing in second position with
golf club raised.
© 1c. each Mar. 25, 1922; G 65287—
65289.
Plattsburgh,
jo iran a [4782
Banquet set. Model of bowl, six
statuettes of dancing figures and four
candlesticks. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1922; G
65198.
ReA (JOHN LowrRA)
ReEA (Louis E.) San Francisco.
[4783-4791
Bit of Frank Valley, Calif. [View
of valley with trees along stream in
foreground, and mountains in dis-
tance] © 1 ¢ Sime 1g) 227 .G
65874.
Bit of Lagunitas Ridge, Calif.
[View of ridge at right, and clump of
trees on hillside at left] ©1 ce. June
10, 1922; G 65875.
Bit of Richardson’s Bay, Calif.
[View of bay with shrubbery on op-
posite bank and mountain in back-
ground]. © 1 e¢.. May Ss, 192250 %
65592.
Loma Alta from the. northwest.
[View showing side of hill in right
foreground and barren mountain in
background] .© 1 « Apr 12)>1922-
G 65416.
106
WORKS
mo. 2, 1922
Rea (Louis E.)—Continued.
Looking down Frank Valley, Calif.
[View of valley with two clumps of
trees in foreground and mounta ns in
background] © 1c. June 10, 1922; G
65873.
On the trail to the big lagoon, Calif.
[View showing clump of trees among
rocks at left, and mountains in back-
eround| © © 1 ¢. Apr. 12, 1922; G
65417.
San Geronimo Valley, Calif. [View
of narrow valley with hills ris'ng on
on each side partly covered by scat-
tering bunches of trees] © 1. June
0, 1922; G 65876.
Tamalpais (Mt.) and Mill Valley
marsh land, Calif. [View showing
stream and marsh in foreground and
mountain in d’stance] ©1c. June 10,
1922; G 65877.
Upper Richardson’s Bay, Calif.
[View of bay with shrubbery on left
bank and mountain in background]
© 1c. May 8, 1922; G 65891.
REIMANN (PAvuL F.) Chicago. [4792
Clipper ship under all sail. [Bow
©
view of three mast ship at sea]
de. Mar. 18, 1922; G 65267.
RENNIcK (JAcK C.) Los Angeles.
[4793
Used. Group of six soldiers in re-
lief on plaque. © 1 e¢. Mar. 27, 1922;
G 65291.
RExACH (ALBERTO) New York. [4794
Driving mascot. Model of figure of
child seated with hands on wheel
driving automobile. © 1 ¢ May 5,
#922; G 65575.
RieHarps (Myra ReyNowps) Indian-
apolis. [4795
Boy Lincoln. Model of figure of
Lincoln as boy standing with book in
right hand and left resting on handle
meemdui. © 1 ¢ May 1, 1922: G
65563.
Romm (Myer M.) Seattle. [4796
Peace or victory for a peaceful na-
tion forever. [Drawing showing Uncle
Sam, Columbia and soldier in small
boat advancing toward torpedoed war-
ship] © 1c. Mar. 16, 1922; G 65188.
Rooseverr (THEODORE) ESTATE OF,
Oyster Bay, N. Y. [4797
Granite ledger stone: by Beatrix
Farrard. Headstone with pilasters
and arched top moulding enclosing let-
tering and representation of seal of
U.S. ©l1ce Mar. 23, 1922; G 65367.
OF ART
4815
Rose (JOHN J) New York. [4798
Bathing girl. [Drawing of girl in
bathing suit holding bowl in hands]
© 1c. May 10, 1922; G 65601.
ROSENBAUM (CAROLINE) Atlanta.
[4799, 4800
Fourth of July. Drawing of figure
of Uncle Sam on Liberty Bell holding
Declaration of Independence in hand.
Grape-nut cereal. Drawing of strong
man holding weight in hand and small
figure in form of nut holding up globe.
© 1c. each Mar. 31, 1922; G 65359,
65360.
ROSENER (CHARLES S.) San Francisco.
[4801
Portraits of the chief justices of the
Supreme court of the U. S.; by Ettore
Serbaroli, [Painting showing bust
portraits of chief justices with draped
figures of law and justice below] ©
1c. June 3, 1922; G 65742.
RotH (FREDERICK GEORGE RICHARD)
Englewood, N. J. [4802
Morgan horse. Model of figure of
stallion in alert pose with head up.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1922; G 655951.
Roya ART co., Chicago. [4803-4813
Royal drill blank, 1; by Martin
Ernst Tennis. [Drawing of band
around collection of scrolls] © 1.
Mar.’ 30, 1922> G 65315.
2; by Martin Ernst Tennis.
[Drawing of Arab riding camel]. ©
1 ¢@ Mar. 30, 1922; G 65316.
3; by Martin Ernst Tennis.
[Drawing of clown looking at fairy on
flower] ©1c. Mar. 30, 1922; G 65317.
4; by Martin Ernst Tennis.
[Drawing of butterfly] © 1 c¢. Mar.
30, 1922; G 65318.
5; by Martin Ernst Tennis.
[Drawing of water-lily] © 1e Mar.
30, 1922; G 65319.
6; by Martin Ernst Tennis.
Outline drawing of cross on base in
three sections] © 1c. Mar. 31, 1922;
G 65341.
7; by Martin Ernst Tennis.
[Drawing of conventional flower in
double circle] .© 1c. Mar. 31, 1922;
G 65342.
8; by Martin Ernst Tennis.
[Drawing of conventional flower and
stem] ©1c. Mar. 31, 1922; G 65343.
9; by Martin Ernst Tennis.
[Drawing of four small circles in large
circle] ©1c. Mar. 31, 1922; G 65344.
107
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4814
pt. Iv... BiSi Youn
ROYAL ART co.—Continued.
10; by Martin Ernst Tennis.
[Drawing of spiral around small cir-
cle] ©1c. Mar. 31, 1922; G 65345.
Uncle Sam; by Martin Ernst Tennis.
Pen and ink drawing. © 1 ¢. Mar. 8,
1922; G 65265.
ROYAL METAL LIGHTING FIXTURE CO.,
Inc., New York. [4814
Arm; by Jos. M. Kratina. Model
of arm in Louis XVI style with round
point, round center line and orna-
mental side line prolonged downward.
©) tie, May 11, 1922;°G Gas,
RwvotToLto (ONorto) New York.
[4815, 4816
Caruso laureated. [Model of bust
of Caruso wearing crown of laurel
leaves |
Winged centaur. [Model of winged
figure with body of horse and head of
man |
© 1c each June 15, 1922; G 65896,
65897.
SALCEDO (SEVERO) New York. [4817
Her majesty, the American flapper.
Statuette of girl standing with hands
in coat pockets and hat on side of
head. © 1c. May 3, 1922; G 65568.
SALEM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Salem,
Mass. [4818
Community billboard; by Philip
Horton Smith. [Design showing old
woman with broom in hand standing
on steps at entrance to doorway ]
1c. Apr. 19, 1922; G 65464.
Sampson (H. L.) San Francisco.
[4819
Shriner. [Model of figure of Shriner
standing] © 1c. May 9, 1922; G
65596.
SAMPSON (SARAH A.) Detroit. [4820
Detroit federation of womens clubs
emblem. [Circular design with letters,
D F W C, in center] ©1 ec. May 5,
1922; G 65608.
SARDEAU
[4821, 4822
[Model of figure of negro
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1922;
SARDEAU (HELENE) and
(MATILDE) New York.
Bombo.
man dancing]
G 65282.
Kiki. [Model of doll in checkered
dress, cape and felt hat]
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1922; G 65312.
ScHIRMER (FE. C.) MUSIC co., Boston.
[4823
Concord series; by Thomas Mott
Shaw. Drawing of panel with fes-
toons and circular landscape at top.
©1c. Feb. 27, 1922; G 65184.
SELBY SHOE co., Portsmouth, O.
[4824 4826
Foot, 1; by Robert Hayne. Draw-
ing of foot on circle with black back-
ground. ©. 1 G Ape) 2605962200;
65636.
2; by Robert Hayne. Drawing
of foot in cirele with ruled back-
ground. © 1 ¢ APE) 2@@ 82> G
65637.
Woman and man at station; by
Warren Baumgartner. Drawing of
young woman carrying traveling bag
and man carrying golf bag. ©1..
Apr. 24, 1922; G 65508.
SELDEN (HeENrRy S.) Washington.
[4827
Behold she lives! Pygmalion kneel-
ing at left of statue of Galatea on
pedestal, and model seated with feet
on tiger skin at right. © 1 ¢ Mar.
20, 1922; G 65246.
SERRA (MiIGuEL) Chicago.
. [4828-4863
Flower mat, 91. [Drawing of oval
surmounted by daisies]
92. [Drawing of oval _ sur-
rounded by clemantes flowers]
93. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by lilies]
94. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by roses]
95. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by carnations] -
96. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by phlox flowers and leaves]
97. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by chrysanthemums ]
98. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by bluebells]
—— 99. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by pansies]
191. [Drawing of circle sur-
rounded by daisies]
192. [Drawing of circle sur-
rounded by wild roses]
193. [Drawing of circle sur-
rounded by pinks and iris flowers]
194. [Drawing of circle sur-
rounded by spray of roses]
195. [Drawing of circle sur-
rounded by pinks]
108
WORKS OF ART
no. 2, 1922
4877
SERRA (Micurt)—Continued.
196. [Drawing of circle sur-
rounded by poppies]
197. [Drawing of circle sur-
rounded by carnations]
——198. [Drawing of circle sur-
rounded by lilies]
——199. [Drawing of circle sur-
rounded by pansies]
701. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by daisies]
702. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by spray of wild roses]
708. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by pinks and iris flowers]
704. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by roses]
705. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by pinks and grass]
—— 706. [Drawing of mat sur-
rounded by wild roses and pinks]
707. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by chrysanthemums]
708. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by lilies]
709. [Drawing of oval sur-
rounded by pansies]
801. [Drawing of oblong frame
surrounded by daisies and grass]
802. [Drawing of oblong frame
Surrounded by wild roses]
803. [Drawing of oblong frame
surrounded by pinks and iris flowers]
804. [Drawing of oblong frame
surrounded by roses]
805. [Drawing of oblong frame
Surrounded by carnations and grass]
806. [Drawing of oblong frame
surrounded by poppies]
807. [Drawing of oblong frame
Surrounded by asters]
808. [Drawing of oblong frame
Surrounded by lilies]
809. [Drawing of oblong frame
Surrounded by pansies]
© 1 ¢. each May 8, 1922: G 65674-
65709.
SHocKeL (Bernarp H.) Terre Haute,
Ind. [4864
Indiana. Painting of pictorial re-
lief map of state. © 1 ¢ May 11,
1922; G 65647.
SHuURTLE (ZADA HarTE) Chicago.
[4865
Salvation Nell; by Viola Norman.
Model of figure of woman in uniform
of Salvation army. © 1. June 10,
1922; G 65888.
SILBERMAN (OTHMAR S.) St. Paul.
[4866
Last love’s offering. [Model of
figure of girl on steps looking down at
rose in left hand] © 1. Mar. 27,
1922; G 65544.
SinceErR (Louris D.) Louisville.
[4867
Artific‘al flower wreath. Drawing
of wreath. © 1 ¢. Mar. 27, 1922; G
63891.
SMALLEY (FLORENCE PRETz) Los
Angeles. [4868, 4869.
Pot-hound, 1. Statuette of young pup
sitting on his haunches. © 1 c. Apr.
15, 1922; G 65439.
2. Model of ash-tray with
figure of pup sitting by pot. © 1 e¢.
May 8, 1922; G 65590.
SMART (EK. Hopeson) Cleveland.
[4870, 4871
Foch (Marshal) Front view of
marshal standing with cane held in
both hands. © 1c. June 7, 1922; G
65858.
Harding (Warren G.) [Left three-
quarter view of President standing
with hands clasped in front] ©1..
Apr. 17, 1922; G 65455.
SmitH (C. Rogers) Middletown, N. Y.
[4872
Tomb, Wood. [Design of square
shaped tomb with pilasters at each
corner] ©1c. June 6, 1922; G 65853.
SPRAGUE (FLORENCE) Des Moines,
[4873-4875
Lion. Model of figure: of lion re-
clining with head up.
Mother and child. Model of figure
of woman seated with child in lap.
Oval plaque. Model of plaque decor-
ated with b.rds and flowers.
© 1 ce each Apr. 24, 1922; G 65545-
65547.
Stacky (WILLIAM JOHN) London.
[4876
Mellow autumn; by Alfred Hitchens.
Autumn landscape showing trees with
brown leaves in foreground and dark
trees in right background. ©1c. Apr.
20, 1922; G 65485.
(CHARLES Cedaredge,
Calif. [4877
Age of adolescence. [Drawing of
man seated on grass in field with dog
lying near his feet] © 1. Mar. 11,
1922; G 65339.
STATES G.)
109
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4878
STERN (SYDNEY S.) New York.
Polar bear. [Drawing of polar bear
coming out of water through air hole
in ice]) © 1c. Apr. 25, 1922; G. 6557T.
Stirsp (BERNARD) Milwaukee. [4879
Silent harp. [Model of harp decor-
ated with figures of birds and flowers
im ireliet | ©, Le. Apr 2, tees UG.
65589.
SULLIVAN (PAT) New York. [4880
Felix. Model of grotesque figure of
cat with large head. © 1c. May 24,
1922; G 652838.
SUNNY SUSAN LABORATORIES, INC., Buf-
falol [4881
Yours for beauty Sunny Susan; by |
Gerald Leake. [Left three-quarter
view bust of girl with hair dressed
low] ©l1e. May 19, 1922; G 65644.
Sutton (Rosa B.) Denver. [4882, 4883
Jeweled star of the rose. [Painting
showing star on flower] © 1c. May
20, 1922; G 65646.
Tablet of memory. [Drawing of
tombstone in basket-shaped frame]
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1922; G 65308.
TarT (Cora B.). St. Louis. [4884
Emblem. [Circular design showing
Western Hemisphere on globe with
lettering around border and 1917 on
ap of U. S.] © 1.¢. Mar. 20, 1922;
G 65471.
TICHLER (FRANK) Chicago. [4885
Knights of Pythias symbol. Model
of triangular cubical figure with relief
of skull and cross-bones, shield and
sword on sides. © 1. Apr. 10, 1922;
G 65411.
TIFFANY (Louis C.) New York.
[4886-4893
Adoration of the Magi. [Drawing
in two sections showing Magi adoring
infant Jesus and Francis Asbury on
horseback. © 1 ¢. Apr. 6, 1922; G
65483.
Annunciation to the shepherd.
Drawing of window showing angel ap-
pearing to shepherd, and John Wesley
as boy saved from burning building.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1922; G 65397.
Ascension of Jesus Christ. Drawing
in two sect’ons showing ascension of
Jesus and Christ’s charge to disciples.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1922; G 65484.
Entombment of Jesus Christ. Draw-
ing in two sections showing entomb-
ment of Jesus and Cokesbury insti- .
tute. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1922; G 65399.
a
a: a a
7 4
wal
/ ;
y
pt: iV. ee
TiFFANY (Louris C.)—Continued.
Epiphany. [Drawing of window in
three sections with figure of angel in
each] © 1c. May 12, 1922; G@ 65605.
Good Samaritan. Drawing in three
sections showing .Good Samaritan,
Sermon on the mount and Christ still-
ing tempest. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1922; G
65398.
Nativity, 1. Drawing in two sec-
tions showing nativity and baptism of
Jesus Christ. © 4 @) Ape G)ag022;
G 65400.
ap [Drawing of window in
three sections showing birth of Jesus]
© 1c. May 12, 1922; G 65606.
iN 894
Order sons of Italy, United States
of America. [Medal with bust of
Dante on obverse, and wreath around
panel on reverse] © 1c. Apr. 26,
1922; G 65519.
TRIEBEL (FREDERIC EH.) College Point,
UGLAND (G.) Seattle. [4895
Home brew. [Model of bear stand-
ing erect with cub seated on cask
strapped on her back] ©1c. June 7,
1922; G 65857.
Unt (Witrt1AmM) New York. [4896
Picture mat. [Drawing of oblong
frame with conventional border] ©
1c. June 6, 1922; G 65889.
UrcH (BRANTLEY F.) Seattle.
[4897, 4898
Balloon dance. [Bas-relief plaque
showing two nude female figures danc-
ing around incense burner while toss-
ing up a balloon]
Spirit of the sun. [Bas-relief plaque
showing nude female figure standing,
with sun rays in background]
© 1c each Jan. 26, 1922; G 65669,
65670.
VERMEULEN (AURELE) Los Angeles. -
; [4899
Newport Beach service memorial.
Tri-column monument with drinking —
fountain, surmounted by winged figure,
Victory... © 1. ¢ (Ape Zt) 2222. 1G
65548.
VICTOR ANIMATOGRAPHY CO., Davenport,
Ta. [4900-4937
Ancient altar, 1. [Altar made of
rough stones]
—-~,2. [Drawing of rough stone
altar in foreground and ruins of city
in background ]
110
WORKS OF ART
no. 2, 1922
4938
VICTOR ANIMATOGRAPHY co.—Contd.
Angel appears in burning bush.
[Drawing of shepherd among his
sheep looking at figure of angel in
burning bush at foot of mountain]
Beautiful architectural ruins.
[Drawing of double row of pillars
with part of pilaster]
Burning bush. [Drawing showing
sheep grazing in valley near burning
bush and mountains in background]
Captives in Babylon. [Drawing of
group of men and women on bank of
pool]
Captives taken to Babylon. [Draw-
ing of king in chariot to which is tied
a line of captives]
Cyrus issues the _ proclamation.
[Drawing showing king standing be-
fore his throne while addressing offi-
cers before him]
Damascus in the distance.
from hillside overlooking city]
Darius (King) issues command.
[Drawing showing king standing on
steps of his throne, talking to group
of men before him]
Death of Moses. [Angel with palm
branch in hand kneeling beside body
of man lying upon rocky hillside]
Domes and _ spires in _ distance.
[Drawing showing distant view of city
with mountains in background]
God sends a messenger to them.
[Youth with staff in hand standing
before figure seated with two others
standing by chair]
Israelites forsake God. [Group of
Israelites on steps and around altar]
Israelites praying to God. [Group
of Israelites standing around king
with hands upraised]
Jackal and hyena in ruins. [Two
wild beasts at foot of row of pillars
forming part of ancient temple]
Jerusalem (City of) [Bird’s-eye
view of city from outside of wall]
Joshua as leader of Israelites.
[Joshua on horseback leading hosts of
Israelites through hilly country]
Journey begins. [Drawing of three
men on rocks by side of road leading
to city in distance]
[ View
Journey’s end. [Drawing showing
clump of old trees on bank of small
stream ]
King of Caldees slays their young
men. [Drawing of oriental soldiers
killing young men in temple]
3297—22——_3
VICTOR ANIMATOGRAPHY co.—Contd.
Lebanon forest. [Forest scene with
large tree in foreground]
Messenger mocked and_ despised.
[Young man running through gateway
followed by three men]
Moses commanded to take off shoes.
[Moses taking off his shoes while
Jehovah appears in burning bush]
Moses hiding his face. [ Moses
kneeling among sheep with hand over
face while figure of Jehovah appears
in mountain]
Moses leading Israelites. [ Moses
with staff in hand marching from vil-
lage, followed by mass of men, women
and children]
Moses marveling at the sight.
[Drawing of Moses with shepherd’s
crook standing among sheep, and look-
ing at burning bush]
New temple to be built. [Drawing
showing foundation of temple]
River Euphrates. [Drawing show-
ing two clumps of palm trees in fore-
ground and river in background]
Routes diverge. [Drawing of land-
scape with scattering shrubbery along
bank of stream at right]
Ruins of Anath. [Drawing of ruins
of city showing palm tree and part of
temple in foreground]
Ruins of Tadmor.
ruins of city]
Shepherd. [Drawing of oriental
shepherd guarding sheep at foot of
mountain]
Temple under construction. [Draw-
ing showing group of workmen build-
ing temple]
Transgression of chief priests.
[Chief priests descending steps of
temple followed by people bearing ves-
sels of various kinds]
Vessels and treasures carried to
Babylon. [Rrawing of crowd of men
and women carrying various vessels]
Without the walls of Babylon.
[Drawing showing bird’s-eye view of
ancient city]
Zedekiah turning Jeremiah away.
[King seated on throne pointing to
prophet who is walking away]
© 1c. each Mar. 18, 1922; G 65196-
65238.
VoLK (Dovueras) New York. [4988
Lincoln (Abraham) Right three-
quarter view of three-quarter length
portrait of Lincoln. © 1c. Apr. 24,
[Drawing of
| 1922: G 65507.
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4939
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Tv. Se yee
WAGNER (ROBERT CLARK) Toledo, O.
[49389-4942
Block frame. Design of horseshoe
containing clock dial, clover leaf and
Shrine emblem, also square, compass,
crown and cross. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1922;
G 65305.
Horseshoe clock frame, 1. Design
of clock frame with Knights of Pyth-
ias emblem on clover leaf between
heels of horseshoe. © 1 c¢. May 15,
1922; G 65620.
2. Design of clock frame with
Elks emblem on clover leaf between
heels of horseshoe. © 1 c. May 15,
1922; G 65621.
Horse-shoe frame. Design of horse-
shoe containing Elks emblem and clock
dial. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1922; G 65306.
WALLER (C. C.) Fort Worth, Tex.
[4943
Emblem for lodge. [Circular design
with clasped hands across center, dove
above and cornucopia below] © 1 «.
Apr. 1, 1922; G 65366.
WALLER (C. CHARLES) New York.
[4944
Duo-dent. [Drawing of carton with
flower in center, rooster and rising
sun at left, and owl and crescent moon
at. right]. ©-1 ve, June.o. 1922. G
65882.
WALTON (FRANK) New York. [4945
Lady Luck; by Merrill Thomson.
Grotesque statuette of mulatto woman
with her goat. © 1c. May 20, 1922;
G 65710.
WARNER (BeErRyt J.) Oakland, Calif.
[4946
Oriental book-ends. Model of book-
ends with head of male and female
oriental in relief. © 1c. May 6, 1919;
G 65579.
WAYNE TANK & PUMP CO., Fort Wayne,
Md. [4947
Smiling man; by Walter C. Brown-
son. [Drawing of bust of man wear-
ins Gap...) (©) Le... Apr. 25.) 192256
65518.
.WEIDLICH BROS. MFG. CO.,” Bridgeport,
Conn. [4948, 4949
Springtime; by Alfred J. Flander.
[Statuette of child with basket of
flowers on arm]
Youth; by Alfred J. Flander.
Sculptured bust.
© 1 ce. each Apr. 26, 1922; G 65530,
65531.
WEITZEL (FRANK) San Francisco.
4950
Egyptian head. Model of bust. ©
1c. June 14, 1922; G 65883.
WESTPORT HIGH SCHOOL, Kansas City,
Mo. [4951
Class pin; by Esther Knop. [Design
of irregular shaped pin with number
22 and letter W on top] ©1c. May
10, 1922; G 65878.
WHITE (VERNER) St. Louis. [4952
Chautauqua in apple blossom time.
Landscape showing two apple trees in
foreground on bank of lake where
girl is gathering blossoms. ©1c. Jan.
20, 1922; G 65264.
WILLET (ANNE LEE) Philadelphia.
[4953:
Apocalypse. Stained glass window
designs showing armies that were in
heaven. © 1c. May 9, 1922; G 65597.
WILLIAMS (ESTELLA) San Francisco.
[4954
China boy. Model of bust of Chinese
child looking up. ©1c. June 38, 1922;
G 65832.
WintER (Mito) Chicago. [4955:
Sunnyside blackboard. [Dutch boy
and girl driving pig down road with
string around his neck] © 1 c. Mar.
17, 1922; G 65404.
WINTERHALDER (ERWIN) San Fran-
cisco. [4956-4958
Desert king. Model of camel walk-
ing. © 1c. June 15, 1922; G 65893.
End of the trail. Model of figure
of kneeling camel dislodging mystic
shriner. © 1 © Apr dS) 1922-564
65457.
From east to west. Book-end witl:
relief of camel led by shriner. © 1 «.
Mar. 238, 1922; G 65279.
Wo.rFr (NATALIE) San Francisco.
4959:
Quartette. Bas-relief of four chil-
dren singing, each holding sheet of
music. ©1c. May 13, 1922; G 65617..
WotrFr (LOUIS) & Co., LTD., London.
[4960, 4961.
Perplexed; by Frank M. Bennett.
Two men seated at table playing cards:
while man standing looks on.
142
WORKS OF ART
mo. 2,1922 .
4966
Wo.Lrr (Lovis) & co.—Continued.
Red wins; by Frank M. Bennett.
Two men seated at table playing chess.
© 1 ¢« each May 13, 1922; G 65850,
65851.
Woop & HybE co., Gloversville, N. Y.
[4962, 4963
Girl; by Paux Wilson. Painting of
girl holding gloved hands to face.
Woman; by Bert Sharkey. Paint-
ing of woman with fur neckpiece put-
ting on gloves.
© 1 c. each Feb. 20, 1922; G 65328,
65329.
WoopwortH (ALTENA) San Francisco.
[4964
Good luck cupid shriner. Model of
doll in shriner outfit seated with
hands clasped over knees. © 1 ©.
Apr. 8, 1922; G 65389.
ZARING (Louise BH.) Greencastle, Ind
[4965
Out beyond. Young girl seated on
rock looking over sea. © 1 c¢. Mar.
24, 1922; G 65284.
ZIMMERMANN (FRANK M.) New York.
[4966
Second zone _ beyond. [Painting
showing triple archway with tower
above and large buildings on each
side] ©1c. Apr. 20, 1922; G 65465.
Number of entries of Works of Art included in the Catalogue since Jan. 5 I
We ya he oS SRE eo ce
113
ania
9 Ta
CLASS H-K
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS
GpewesCiENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER; ‘PHOTOGRAPHS;
PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
ACME NEWS FEATURE Co., Washington
Conds.,. O [4967
Jackson’s (Tut) reach, front view.
mame) 19,1922: 2 «@ June. 20, 1922;
2255331.
ADAMS (ARTHUR SOLTAN) Newton
Center, Mass. [4968-4973
Farmer and carabou, Hopo, South
anna. ©) Apr. 19, 1922; 2 c. Apr. 21,
1922; J 254980.
Hakka mother, Hopo, South China.
amr. 19, 1922: 2 e Apr. 21, 1922:
J 254981.
Hopo, South China:
Budding scholar—Rice threshing, a
grain of rice costs a drop of sweat.—
Sun west days, ancient village.—Vil-
lage headman. © Apr. 19, 1922; 2c.
€ach Apr. 21, 1922; J 254632—254635.
ADAMS (GRIDLEY) Hartford, Conn.
» [4974
Dolce far niente. © Apr. 21, 1922;
Pee apr. 22 1922: J 254381.
ApAMS (I. C.) Calistoga, Calif.
[4975-4978
Myrtledale Geyser in action, water
is boiling. Mt. St. Helena in the back-
ground. © Mar. 11, 1922; 2c. Mar. 21,
1922; J 2538959.
[3 photographs] :
Nature’s contrasts,
orchard.—Shooting geyser. © Mar. 8,
meee 2 e. each May 24, 1922; J
255402-255404.
ADAMS PHOTO co., Lynn, Mass.
[4979-5000
geyser.—Prime
Marblehead, Mass.:
Approaching Hotel Rockmere.—Bos-
ton yacht club.—Corinthian yacht
club.—Corinthian yacht club and shore
line-—Crocker park.—Eastern yacht
club and landing.—Fort Sewell—Fort
Sewell and harbor entrance——From
Fort Sewell—Harbor from Crocker
park—Harbor from Hotel Rock-
mere.—Hotel Rockmere, 1, 2.—Inner
harbor.—Looking toward Fort Sew-
ADAMS PHOTO co.—Continued.
Marblehead, Mass.—Continued.
ell.—Marblehead Neck, Ocean ave. and
harbor view.—Marblehead Neck, Ques-
tenmere.—Marblehead Neck, Questen-
mere, ocean view.—New Fountain inn.
© July 1, 19215 Qe, each June 43;
1922; J 255223-255241.
Nahant, Mass.:
Hotel Tudor, view.—Nahant club.—
Wharf and boat club. © Aug. 1, 1921;
2 ¢@ each June 13, 1922; J 255220-
Vale. ;
ADLER (DAVID) & SONS co., Milwaukee.
[5001-5012
[6 prints]:
[Chatham]—[Exmoor and Vance}]—
[Haddon]—[Hanley and Asbury ;—
[Roydon and Woodmont]—[Stanford
and Cornel (47 @) Ape A wlo22 De;
each Apr. 10, 1922; K 164460-164465.
[6 prints]:
[Denton and Belmar]—[McBedwin
finish, straight front view]—[Maxim
and Lynwood] — [Princeton] — [Sum-
mit]—[Woodmont] © May 16. 1922;
2 c. each May 19, 1922; K 165452-
165457.
ADRIAN (WititIAmM M.) Quincy, Mass.
[5013
Reaching for high C. © May 5,
1922; 2 «. May 12, 1922; J 255074.
ADVERTISERS ILLUSTRATING SERVICE,
New York. [5014-5021
[8 prints]:
Ah, ah, gee its good—All Lt up.—
Big special for today.—Good pick-
in’s.—Keep cool on a hot day.—One
who knows.—Sweetest thing I know.—
Try our specials. © June 1, 1922;
2 ec. each June 5, 1922; K 165835-—
165842.
AERO SERVICE corP., Philadelphia.
[5022-5030
Chester, Pa., Pennsylvania military
college, 2378. © Mar. 1, 1922; 2 e.
Apres 7, 19226) 0 2b4855.
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5031
AERO SERVICE CORP.—Continued.
Philadelphia, Pa., general view,
2298 UNGY) Mov. 4, WS2hs 2 er Agar og,
1922; J 254154.
PACT. ©. Neve 4; ASRES
2c. Apr. 7, 1922: 5 254152.
Girard Point elevator, 19138.
© Sept: 28, 1921; 2 c Apr. 7, 1922;
J 254153:
Schuylkill River, general view,
2015... “©. Oct) 18,. 1920-2 eS Apr a:
1922; J 254156.
2293.) XO) OCR AG 41920
2 ¢@. Apres (1922. D 2aAa 159.
—— water front, general view, 1908.
© Sept. 28, 1921; 2 c« Apr. 7, 1922;
J 254158.
2282... ]©, Mavs 151921 3 Die:
Apri 1922::-3 254057:
Trenton, N. J., Municipal colony,
211 ©) Oct: 20, 19288 cadre,
1922; J 254160.
AEROMARINE AIRWAYS, INC., New York.
— [5031, 5032
Everybody happy after the flight.
© May 17, 1922; 2 c. May 18, 1922;
J 254884.
Texas Congressman flies in plane.
© May 17, 1922; 2 c. May 18, 1922;
J 254885.
AHLBORN (THEODORE) Chicago.
[5033-5035
Aerial direction scout, 1138. [Blue-
print] © June 6, 1922; 2 c. June 20,
T9227 Gato.
[Airscout details, 1139-1141. 3
sheets, blueprints] © June 10, 1922;
2c. June 27, 1922; I 6820.
Antistatiec loop, 1137. [Blueprint]
© June 3, 1922; 2 ec June 20, 1922;
I 6814.
ALASKA SILVER FOX FARMS, Lake
Placid. New: [5036
Sterling’s Alaska gold mine, a
$1,000.00 pelt. © Mar. 29, 1922; 1 «.
Ape. 3, 1922300) ie; Apr 19) TO22en Tt
254692.
ALDEN (GEORGE WRIGHT) Akron, O.
[5037
[Des gn of tread for cord and fabric
automobile or truck tires or solid or
cushion tires of any description. Blue-
print] ©1c. Mar. 14, 1922; I 6596.
ALL POINT MFG. co., Detroit. [5038
[Electrical superintendent] © Mar.
29 192252 'c. June. 19022575) Wasa
pt. Iv. Saree
ALLIS PRESS, Kansas City, Mo. [5039
Fountain selections. © Mar. 21,
1922; 2 ec. Mar. 23, 1922--he tear,
ALTA STUDIOS INC., San Francisco.
[5040-5049
538, 539, 554, 558, 562, 568, 575, 577,
578, 581. © May 12, 1922; 2 © each
May 20, 1922; J 255249—-255258..
ALTEMUS (Howarp E.) Philadelphia.’
[5050-5075
Little dearie deer. [Cover plate]
© Feb. 15, 1922; 2 ©. Mebe2gs i322 -
K 163379.
Frontispiece. © Feb. 15, 1922;
2c. Feb. 23, 1922; K 163380.
[plates 9, 19, 413; 45). ae
23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, sf oun.
47, 49, 51, 58, 55, 57] © Feb. 15, 1922;
2 c. each Feb. 28, 1922; K 163381-—
163404.
AMERICAN BANK NOTE CO., New York.
[5076-5081
Athena Parthenos. Banque nation-
ale de Grece, special C 1803. © May
15, 1922; 2 ce. June ’9, 1922; K We5ss1.
C 1795. © Mar. 14, 1922.2 2 Jane
9, 1922; K 165883.
Creek scene, Quinsan, C 1785. ©
Jan 24, 192292 © VApr. “eee
164440.
Neptune. Banque. nationale de
Grece, special C 1804. © May 17,
1922; 2 c. June 9, 1922; K 165880.
Ningpo commercial bank, special C
1800. -© Apr. 20, 1922; 2 @ June 9,
1922; K 165882.
Pavilion in the South Sea, C 1784.
©. Jan. 24,.1922; 2 ¢ Apr. 7, 1922; K
164439.
AMERICAN CO-OPERATIVE PUB. CO., Chi-
cago. [5082
Business barometer. (Jn American
co-operative manager) © June 10,
1922;.1 ¢. June 15, 992220 ooae
AMERICAN FACE BRICK ASSN., Chicago.
[5083
Orientation chart. Chart to be used
in connection with text of booklet,
Orienting the house. © May 1, 1922;
2 e. June 8, 1922; 1 Gs0e:
AMERICAN GEAR CO., Chicago. [5084
Effective window display showing
gears and shafts. © Mar. 6, 1922; 2c.
Mar, 16, 1922; K 164017.
AMERICAN LODGE CUT co., Omaha. Neb.
[5085, 5086
Masonie electrotyped cuts. © Jan.
18, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 25, 1922; K 1638677.
Shrine electrotyped cuts. © Jan.
18, 1922;.2 c: Jan..25) 19225 Ke dGaGre
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CLASSES, H TO K
5125
AMERICAN SPECTACLE HOUSE, Chicago.
[5087
Spectacles on ten days trial, free.
(Jn Gentlewoman, Mar., 1922) © Feb.
Powe. Cc, Mar, 1, 1922: K 1638631.
AMES, EmericH & co., Chicago.
[5088, 5089
Careful investor. © Mar. 7, 1922;
2c. Apr. 4, 1922; K 164888.
When a great community pledges
its faith and credit [etec.] © June 1,
1922; 2 c. June 17, 1922; K 166040.
AMORY, BROWNE & co., Boston. [5090
Kalburnie gingham, 2154. © Apr. 1,
fo22; 2 ¢. Apr. 3, 1922: K. 164372.
AMOSKEAG TEXTILE CLUB, Manchester,
NW; A, [5091
Group of real Amoskeag service men.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1922; J 253684.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING co., New
York. [5092, 5093
Because a roof is next to the sky,
E20a. © Apr. 10, 1922; 2 ec Apr. 11,
1922; K 164529.
This is how copper roofing is ap-
plied, 2207. © Apr. 3, 1922; 2 c. Apr.
4, 1922; K 164374.
ANDERSON (CARL) Madison, Wis.
[5094
Ad Ataboy. © Apr. 19, 1922; 2 e.
mre 22, 1922; K 164722.
ANDERSON (CHARLES HENRY) Los An-
geles. [5095, 5096
Wacnime, © Jan: 10, 1922: 2 «
Feb. 8, 1922; J 253685.
Wood nymph. © Jan. 10, 1922; 2.
Feb. 8, 1922: J 253686.
ANDERSON (LOUISE PETEINE) Seattle.
[5097
Eventide at American Lake, Wash.
Pe apr. 24, 1922; 2c. Apr. 29, 1922:,
J 254464.
ANDERSON (Maurice P.) Seattle.
[
Olympic Mts. from Queen Anne Hill,
Seattle. © Mar. 9, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 14,
22> J 253798.
ANDREWS (R. L.) El Paso.
[5099, 5100
El Paso, Tex., business section. ©
mor. 25,1922: 2 ec. May 8, 1922: J
254661.
McNary home. © Apr. 28, 1922; 2
© May 8, 1922: J 254660. -
ANT-I-WET corP., New York. [5101
They don’t care. © Apr. 8, 1922;
27€, ADE. S.) 1922 Kk 161443)
APPLEGARTH (EHEpwaArp M.) San Fran-
cisco. [5102-5110
Chart showing increase in office
building space in San _ Francisco.
[Blueprint] © May 20, 1922; 2 «e.
May, 27,1922. ¢"TGsaa.
Curve of foot traffic:
Grant ave. between Geary and Post
sts. [Blueprint]—Market st. at Fifth
st. and Sixth st., 1, 2. [Blueprints]—
Market st., Phelan and Humboldt
block, 1, 2. [Blueprints]—Montgomery
st. between Sutter and Bush sts.
[Blueprint] © May 20, 1922; 2 «~.
each May 27, 1922; I 6834-6839.
Curve showing increase of office
building space in San Francisco, 1, 2.
[Blueprints] © May 20, 1922; 2 e.
each May 27, 1922; I 6831, 6882.
ARNOLDS, Oxnard, Calif. [5111-5113
Houser (Clarence Bud) © May 27,
19227 2 re June: 2; 1922 J 255107.
Magu (Pt.) northward on line of
construction of state highway. ©
Pune 212 A922 202 e., sume |o £9). tO22.s
Je Aapa2G.
— southward on line of construc-
tion of state highway. © June 12,
1922 °2°¢ Sune’ 19) 4922S 255520.
ASHEN-BRENNER (SIDNEY) St. Louis.
[5114-5121
Jost (Osear) at the organ of the
New Grand Central theatre in St.
Louis. © Mar. 24, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1922; J 254081.
Vandeventer place in early spring,
A-G. © Apr. 19, 1922; 2 c. each, May
8, 1922; J 254896—-254902.
ASSOCIATED METAL LATH INC.,
Chicago. [5122
Back-plastered metal lath stucco con-
struction. [Blueprint] © May 12,
1922 » 2°e) May, 15, 1922): 16772.
ATLANTA MILLING co., Atlanta. [5123
Pride of Atlanta flour. [Picture
puzaiet, Apr. 6) 1922)" °2)'c.. Apr.S,
1922; K 164448.
ATLANTIC STORES, Atlanta. [5124
[Mosquito bar illustration for re-
production in advertising] © Mar. 29,
1922; 2 ec. Mar. 30, 1922: K 164239.
AX-RITE LAB., St. Louis. [5125
Direct from our laboratory to you.
©) “Web, 2t 1922s ex Aor. 12.1922 «
K 165064.
MERS.,
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5126
Dt. TV. Saves
AYLWARD (CATHERINE MILDRED) Cin-
cinnati [5126
What’s doing in Cincinnati. © Apr.
19, 1921.5 2c. Beb. 20, 1922: K 163680:
BaciLey (JAMES M.) Boston.
[5127, 5128
[American dame] © Feb. 20, 1922;
2c. Mar. 17, 1922; K 164088.
[Morning glory girl and page] ©
Feb. 8, 19225 2-1 "Mary 3) 1922-1
1636738.
BaAILey (G. M.) Gracemont, Okl.
[5129
Little Willie. © Feb. 27, 1922; 2 ¢.
Mar. 27, 1922; J 254028.
BAILEY Jamestown,
NO [5180
Jamestown, N. Y., Jamestown furni-
ture exposition bldg. and surroundings.
© ‘Apr!’ 12) 1922+ 2 e: Apr: 19) 192229
254340.
Baiuig (Roy C.) Los Angeles.
[5131-5134
(WILLIAM S§S.)
[4 photographs]:
Resurrection angel.—Return of soul
to God.—Sermon on the mount.—Vali-
ant women. © 1c. each Apr. 17, 1922;
J 254839-254842.
BAIN (GEORGE GLENCAIRN) Thermop-
olis, Wy. [5185
Springtime arrival in sagebrush
land. © ‘May ‘8, 1922>.2. c) May: 22,
1922; J 254982.
Barr (Harry §8.) Pittsburgh. [5136
Plans for residence on Northumber-
land Ave. near Wightman St., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. [4 sheets] ©1c. Mar. 81,
1922" E6610
BAKER (A. J.) Portland, Or. [51387
Yosemite natl. park, Half Dome.
©' Heb. 10, 1922) 2 Apr. 19) 1922 J
254342.
Baker, HEYNE & co., Chicago. [5138
Watch the tail, it tells the tale. ©
Apr. 20 O22 402) Ck pr Zoe TOZ2 .” TK
164828.
BAKER, Stmonps & co., Detroit. [5139
Detroit, Edison co., graphic state-
ment. [Balance sheet. Blueprint] ©
1e. July 3, 1922; I 6840.
BALLARD (GEORGE Boyer) Pittsburgh.
[5140
Schenley farms district. © June 1,
1922 "2c June 3, 19225) 2os0i,
BALLINGER CO., Philadelphia. [5141
Philadelphia, Pa., Broad and On-
tario sts., new Masonic home. © Apr.
21, 1922; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1922; I 6664.
BALLOWE (LeigH M.) Dallas. [5142
Yesterday, today and forever. ©
Apr, 15; 1922; 2 c\ dune. woes. is
255080.
BANKS (CLYDE) Bellingham, Wash.
[51438-5149
Bellingham, Wash, Chuckanut
drive, A. B. © Mar. s gozze 2 «:
each Mar. 14, 1922; J 258800, 258801.
——C. © Mar. 14, 1922; 2c.
Mar. 20, 1922; J 258871.
——-——D, E. © Apr. 22, 1922;
2.e@, each Apr. 27, 1922 5 ay 2o44e6,
254439.
Chuckanut state
2c, Apr 27,
view from
park. © Apr. 22, 1922;
1922; J 254440.
Puget Sound from Chuckanut drive.
© Mar. 8, 1922; 2 @ Mar,714, 1022:
J 2pata9:
Barr (C. FRED) Winchester, Va.
[5150
McKinley (William) with Masonic
officers. © Mar. 29, 1922; 2 c. Apr. 1,
1922; J 254358.
BarRETTO (WILLIAM ALoysius) Bos-
ton. Lae:
Holland (Lieut.) © Mar. 6, 1922;
2 e. Apr. 10, 1922; J 254199.
BarrRy, WEHMILLER MACHINERY CO.,
St. Louis. [oi52, 5153 a
Ideal roll corrugations for 5-break
flour mills. [Blueprint] © Apr. 3,
1922: 2.¢. Apr. 6, 1922) 1 joau:
Table of tooth parts of Dawson cor-
rugation. . [Blueprint]; ©@asur.. 3:
1922; 2c. Apr. 6, 1922; I 6657.
Bass (Satire EH.) Kansas City, Mo.
[5154
[Plot plan for the development of a
community residence district with ex-
clusive shops, playgrounds, etc. Blue-
print] © 1c. June 24, 1922; I 6818.
BAvER (Sor A.) Cleveland. [5155
[Chart for solution of tee beams and
rectangular beams] © 1c. May 18,
1922; I 6755.
BAUMANN (ApDoLPH) New York. [5156
Lorenz (Dr. Adolph) © Mar. 25,
1922; 2c) Apri, 1922 7am 254430.
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5230
no, 2, 1922
BAYES (JAMES KIRBELL) Philadelphia.
[5157-5163
Wissahickon :
Fairies’ playground.— Lincoln
Gorge—Peaceful waters.—Snake
Rock.—Sunbeams.—Trysting place.—
Twin Rock gateway. © May 1, 1922;
2 c. each May 8, 1922; J 254608—-254614.
Baytor (C. E.) Sigourney, Ia.
[5164, 5165
Come, buy, save. © Apr. 6, 1922;
2 ¢. apr. 15, 1922: K 165546.
We challenge the world. © Apr. 6,
foe dec, Apr. 6; 1922: K 165545.
Beck (FRANcIS Epwin) San Diego,
Calif. [5166, 5167
Pane sanins, im chair. © .Aug. 1,
1921; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1922; J 254046.
Cat standing behind chair. © Aug.
deat; 2c. Mar. 30, 1922; J 254045.
BECKWITH (GEORGE 8.) Cleveland.
[5168-5170
[Searchlight, 1-3] © May 25, 1922;
2 ec. each May 29, 1922; K 166069-—
166071.
BEIERSDORFER (E. A.) AND GRAHAM
(EB. C.) Vincennes, Ind. 5171-5174
Photographic record of old cathe-
dral, A-D. © Feb. 8, 1922: 2 ¢. each
Feb. 10, 1922; J 253220—258223.
BEISTLE co., Shippensburg, Pa.
[5175-5178
[4 prints]:
[Indian war bonnet]—[Mother
Goose and Bo Peep hat]—[Mother
Goose and Peter Pumpkin Hater
hat]—[Mother Goose hat] © Apr. 1,
fen; 2 e€. each Apr. 13, 1922: K
164684164687.
BELASCO MECHANICS corP., New York.
[5179
Ponygo, the racing game. © Dec.
BO, 1921; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1922: K 164264.
Bert (ALFRED) & CO., LTD., London.
[5180-5190
Blue boy; by Will Henderson, after
Thomas ,Gainsborough. © Feb. 25,
fee, 1 ¢.Mar. 27, 1922: K 164417:
Carysfort (Lady) after George Rom-
ney, by E. E. Milner. © May 8, 1922;
mye. May 10, 1922: K 165407.
Farmer’s door; after the painting
by George Morland, engraved in pure
mezzotint by George P. James. ©
May 8, 1922; 1 c« May 10, 1922; K
165408.
BELL (ALFRED) & €O., LTD.—Contd.
Oxford, Brasenose college and High
st.; by J. Alphege Brewer. © Feb.
16, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 16, 1922; K 164412.
Oxford, Magdalen from the Cher-
well; by J. Alphege Brewer. © Feb.
25! 1922" 1G: Web. 16) 1922 5K 164411.
York, Petergate;: by J. Alphege
Brewer. © Feb. 25, 1922; 1 c Feb.
16, 1922; K 164410.
[Young gleaners; by lL. Dupont,
after the water color by Birket Fos-
ter] © May 8,-1922; 1 « May 10,
1922; K 165548.
[4 prints]:
Cut by the county; by G. Vernon
Stokes.—Milkmaid; by lL. Dupont,
after the water-colour by Birket Fos-
ter.—On the fringe of society; by G.
Vernon Stokes.—You’re in the wrong
box; by G. Vernon Stokes. Mar. 25,
ieee. Cachan: ~27, 19225 1
164413-164416.
BELL (IRA J.) Pecos, Tex. [5191
[Cross section showing Delaware
Mts., fault at base of east slope and
salt deposit. Blueprint] © June 10,
12K 2) C, Aprio, duce. 6658;
BELL SYNDICATE, INc., New York.
[5192-5230
Adamson’s adventures [1922]:
© Apr. 23; 1 ce. May 10; K 165269.
© Apr. 24; 1¢. May 10; K 165264.
© Apr. 25; 1 ¢. May 10; K 165265.
© Apr. 26; 1¢. May 10; K 165266.
Cp Apr 27; tc. May 105 165267;
© Apr. 28; 1c. May 10; K 165436.
© Apr. 29; 1c. May 10; K 165268.
© Apr. 30; 1c. May 10; K 165270.
© May 1;1c. May 10; K 165271.
© May 2;1c. May 10; K 165272.
© May 3; 1c. May 10; K 165273.
© May 4; 1c. May 10; K 165274.
© May 5; 1c. May 10; K 165275.
© May 6; 1 © May 28; K 165588.
© May 7; 1c. May 28; K 165589.
© May 8;1c. May 283; K 165590.
© May 9;1c¢. May 23; K 165591.
© May 10;1c¢. May 28; K 165592.
© May 11;1c¢. May 23; K 165593.
© May 12;1c¢. May 23; K 165594.
© May 13; 1c. May 23; K 165595.
© May 15;1c¢. May 23; K 165596.
© May 16; 1 ¢. May 23; K 165597.
© May 17;1c¢. May 23; K 165598.
© May 18; 1 c¢. May 23; K 165599.
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5231
BELL SYNDICATE, INC.—Continued.
Adamson’s adventures [1922]—Con.
© May 19; 1c. May 23; K 165600.
© May 20;1c¢. May 23; K 165601.
© May 22;1c. June 15; K 165986.
© May 23; 1c. June 15; K 165987.
© May 24;1c¢. June 15; K 165988.
© May 25;1c. June 15; K 165989.
© May 26;1c. June 15; K 165990.
© May 27;1¢. June 15; K 165991.
© May 29; 1c¢. June 15; K 165992.
© May 30; 1c. June 15; K 165993.
© May 31;1c. June 15; K 165994.
© Junel1;1c. June 15; K 165995.
© June 2;1c. June 15; K 165996.
© June 3; 1c. June 15; K 165997.
BENEDICT (JULES JAcQuES B.) Den-
ver. foal, dae
First divine science church, detail of
exterior terra cotta. [Blueprint] © 1
ce. June 6, 1922; I 6785.
Residence for Mr. John Dodge. [7
sheets, blueprints] © 1c June 6,
1922; I 6786.
BENEVOLENT PATRIOTIC ORDER OF DOES,
Omaha, Neb. [5233
Benevolent patriotic order of Does.
© Mar. 23, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1922;
K 164224,
BENNETT GLASS AND PAINT CO.,
Lake City.
Friendly enemies.
1922; J 254482.
BENNOON (MENDEL) Chicago. [5235
Gone but not forgotten. [Memorial
picture] © June 1, 1922; 2c. June 5,
1922; K 165834.
BENZIGER BROS., New York. [5236
Pius XI ([Pope]) © Apr. 8, 1922;
2 ¢ Apr. 13, 1922: K 165358.
BERKELEY (H. P.) Madison, Va. [5237
Sectional reinforced concrete bldgs.
for residences or industrial structures.
©'t'c Apr @ 1922: 1 6622.
BERKOWITZ ENVELOPE CO., Kansas City,
Mo. [5288, 5239
Convenient for you. [Design for
payroll envelopes] © Apr. 10, 1922;
2c. Apr. 15, 1922; K 165055.
Sports wear. © Apr. 1, 1922; 2c
Apr. 7, 1922; K 164488.
BERNIER (Mrs Luoyp J.) Oregon City,
Or. [5240
Mother’s pride. © 1 c. May 23,
1922; J 254976.
Salt
[5234
Od se, Apr. “6;
pt. IvV., DY Seer
BrEzEK (PETER) Ely, Minn. [5241
Minneapolis, Minn., Minnehaha
Falls. © 1¢@ Feb. 10, 192259 25e207.
BICKNELL MFG. CO., Portland, Me.
[5242-5261
[6 photographs]:
Cathedral Woods, 3741.—Chocorua,
4762.—Glen Ellis Falls, 4675.—Ledges,
4472.— Washington (Mt.) from Inter-
vale, 4470.—White Horse ledge, 4465.
© Jan. 1, 1920; 2 c. each Apr. 4, 1922;
J 2549038—-254908.
[14 photographs]:
Alone by the brook, 5501.—Birches
on Rocky Point, 5624——Black Point,
55388.—Day in May, 5511.—Driftwood,
5595.—House that grampy built, 5495.
—Kineo from west outlet, 5651.—
Moose Pool, 5593.—Nature’s mirror.
5510.—Peering through the mist, 5680.
— Phillips Lake, 5552.— Rangeley
birches, 5623.—Saddleback across
Rangeley Lake, 5608—Shadows on
Little Kennebago, 5591. © Jan. 1,
1922; 2 c. each Apr. 4, 1922; J 254138-
254151.
BicELtow (Hayes) Tarpon Springs,
Fla. [5262
Kingfish catch. © Mar. 29, 1922; 2
ce. Apr. 3, 1922) J 2a20se,
BicELow (Lucius AURELIUS) Provi-
dence, R. I. [5263
Organic chemical transformations,
aliphatic series. © 1c. May 31, 1922:
I 6778.
BILGER sTupDIO, Freeport, I]. [5264
Doty (EH. EL) “© Mar, 2a,.9922- 2 ec.
Mar. 27, 1922; J 254029.
Birt (J. ANTHONY) Cincinnati.
[5265-5268
Gordon (Phillip) pianist, 122-124.
© May 1, 1922; 1 c. each May 1, 1922;
1c. each May 20,1922; J 254986—254988.
Gudenian (Haig) © June 3, 1922;
2c. June 5, 1922; J 255106.
BIxBy (VIRGINIA HELENE) Omaha,
Neb. [5269-5274
Models, 2-7:
[Animal cut outs]—[Furniture cut
outs]—[Piano cut out] ©” Mar. 1,
1922; 2 ¢. each” Mar. 152 eee
164069-164074.
Biack (M.) & co., Chicago.
[5275-5285
{11 prints]:
Blue jay eats other bird’s eggs.—
Bob white’s eggs are laid in a well
hidden nest.—Humming bird is only
120
m..2, 1922
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
5312
Brack (M.) & co.—Continued.
[11 prints]—Continued.
three inches long.—JKingfisher dives
into the water for fish.—Oriole loves
the fruit blossoms.—Red-headed wood-
pecker’s nest is a hole in a tree.—
Robin is very careful of its children.
Screech owl catches mice—Timid
‘scarlet tanager is rarely seen.—Whip-
poor-will flys only at night.—Wren
sings a most joyful song. © Dec. 24,
foot ec: each «Jan: 19, 1922; K
162222-162232.
BLACKINTON Somerville,
Mass. [5286, 5287
Boston, Mass., along the public gar-
mem. (© Mar. 1, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 10,
O22 SS 254122.
Copley square. © Mar. 1, 1922;
moe, Mar. 10" 1922° J 254123.
BLANCHARD co., Aurora, III. [5288
It isn’t your town, it’s you, 80. ©
meee, 2(, 192): 1 ec. Dec. 31, 1921; 1¢
Apr. 5, 1922; K 164431.
(ALTON H.)
BLOCH BROS. TOBACCO CO., Wheeling,
W. Va. [5289
Has not changed for 40 years.
{Father and son] © May 4, 1922; 2
¢«. Apr. 28, 1922; K 164887.
Bium (ARTHUR §S.) Washington.
[5290
Washington, D. C., Metropolitan
theatre, roof shortly before completion,
aiter it had been rebuilt following col-
"lapse. © Feb. 4, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 2,
ees J 253657.
BLUMENSCHEIN (GEORGE) Maywood,
Tl. [5291
Maywood, Ill., U. S. veteran’s hos-
mim ono. (6:° © Keb. 16, 1922; 2 «.
May 19, 1922; K 165674.
Bosowskt (FRANK) Chicopee, Mass.
[5292, 5293
Chicopee, Mass., High school. ©
Beeeed, 1922; 2 ¢.. June 5, 1922; J
255098.
Directors of the Polish national
home assh. © Feb. 9, 1922; 2 c. Feb.
gO, 1922; J 253216.
BoOELLINGER (F Lora) Cincinnati.
. [5294
Cincinnati, O., Cincinnati Reds. ©
fee, 1922: 2 c Apr: 25, 1922: J
254415.
Bonwit, TELLER & co., New York.
[5295-5299
[Decorative drawing, 591] © Apr.
2, 1922; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1922: K 164850.
Bonwir, TELLER & co.—Continued.
[5920 HO Mar: 26.) 1922) 2
Apr. 24, 1922; K 164851.
== [pool © Mar. 45. 1922-2 ¢
Apr. 24, 1922; K 164852.
[596] © Apr. 14, 1922; 2 ¢
Apr, 24,°1922:' K. 164853.
foot? “©. Ann.’ 19:.A922> 2c
Apr. 24, 1922: K 164854.
Boozer (Vircit R.) Tampa, Fla.
5300
Wreck of Thompson electric co. by
Atlantic coast line ry. © Mar. 31,
1922 -°2 ¢: Mar. 2541922 2542716;
BorkJES (CHARLES S.) Norfolk, Va.
[5801-5306
Firemen searching the wreck of the
dirigible Roma for victims after its
destruction: « ©) Keb: 28, 1922 3 Line,
Apr. 3, 1922; K 164887.
[5 prints]:
Fighting flames that brought death
to most of the crew of the Roma, 1,
2.—First of dead being carried from
the wreckage by volunteer rescuers.—
Ruins of Roma _ still smouldering.—
Tangled mass of girders that formed
the framework of the Roma, with res-
cuers searching for dead. © Feb. 22,
POUE CH Fey -each Mar -i0; ) 49022 K
164247-164251.
BoRROWMAN (PETER) New York.
[5307
Irish-American trading and develop-
ing co. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1922; I 6597.
Boxy scouts- (RICHMOND BOROUGH)
New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y.
[5308
[Minuet dancers] © Mar. 21, 1922;
2 c. Mar. 21, 1922; K’ 164865.
Boyer (DARWIN L.) Long Beach, Calif.
[5309
American barbers national assn. ©
Dee 15; A924. 2 e:.)Miay 5.) 922: K
165330.
Boyer (Mrs. J. EH.) New York. [5310
Miss Cameo. © 1c Apr. 26, 1922;
J 254429.
BRADLEY New
York, [5311
Mengelberg, Rachmaninoff and Le-
vitzki. © 1c. May 2, 1922; J 254562.
BRAMELD (MINNIE D.) Neillsville, Wis.
[5312
Child’s home record. © May 9, 1922;
20 Hep ub ioe Kr SGanee Ae
(A. FREDERICK) JR,
21
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5813
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BRANT (FLORENCE) Miami, Fla. [5313 | BrUCKMANN (F.) Mtinchen, Germany.
Miss Miami, real estate. © Mar.
26, 1922: 2) ¢.\ Aprivl, 1922 (K 4165420.
Bristot co., Waterbury, Conn.
[5314-5319
Bristol’s recording tachometer chart,
A226, KC) May 1, 1922:°2 .6.- May's;
1O2Z2 3 T° CTS:
thermometer chart, 3708, 00757.
© May 1, 1922; 2 c. each May 8, 1922;
I 6714, 6715.
8419, 10218, 10219. © Apr.
ce, each wApry 7, ag2z2aer£
i 1923. 2
6631-6633.
‘Bronson (EunicE May) Tulsa, OKI.
[5320
If I were a fairy, ete. © Mar. 25,
1 eC. Apr. L717, 1922" KK todos,
BRONX SOCIETY OF ARTS, SCIENCES AND
HISTORY (POE COTTAGE COMMITTEE)
New York. [5321
New York (City) Poe park, Poe
cottage. © Mar. 14, 1922; 2 « Mar.
16, 1922; J 254460.
Brown (RaAaymonp 8.) Columbus, O.
[pa22. Dace
Bond yield chart. © June 3, 1922;
2e. June db, 1922) 1.6783:
Tangent chart. © May 20, 1922; 2
@, May 22, 1922: I 6759.
Brown (WALTER STERRY) Urbana, II.
[5324
Swan dive. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1922;
J 254025.
Brown & BIGELow, St. Paul.
[5325-5344
[Pitty Pah and Tippy Toe] © Mar.
Ea NO22 2 eiApr. PS 1922.0 IK 1e4aT1.
Satisfaction, ICF212. © Feb. 1,
1O23 2 erapre 1s, 19222 K 164561:
[18 prints]:
[Age of innocence]—[Alice blue
gown]—[Call of evening]—[Conquest
of the sea]—[Eyes of beauty]—[G rl
you can’t forget]—[Hood (Mt.)]—[In
the heart of the Redwood’s]—[Jer-
ry]—[Life’s sweetest joy]—[Lure of
the wish]—[Magiec tints of twilight ]—
[ Margie |—[Meditation]—[Twin mon-
archs]—[Wasioja (The pine grove) ]—
[Witehing hour]J—[Woodland idyll]
@ ans 922 2 he. each Ape: 13)
1922; K 164557-—164560, 164562-164570,
164572-164576.
BRvUcE PUB. CO., Milwaukee. [5345
Why good service is difficult in Sep-
tember. © Mar. 24, 1922; 2 ¢ Apr.
6, 1922 3-4 6%35.
[5346-5402
Oberammergau, Germany, 1922, Pas-
sionspiele:
Abendmahl, 34, 35.—Abendmahlge-
bet, 39.—Abendmahlszene, 25, 36, 38.—
Abschied von Bethania, 31,41.—Annas,
Sebastian Lang, 20, 21.—Begegnung
nach der verleugnung, 48.—Die kla-
genden frauen, 55.— Fusswaschung,
37.—Gang nach Jerusalem, 52, 54.—
Hindler im Synedrium, 60.—Herodes,
Gregor Breitsamter, 17.—Jesus am
Oelberg, 44.—Jesus, Anton Lang, 1, 7,
9.— Jesus begriissung, 32.—Jesus bei
dem abendmahle, 4.—Jesus beim
abendmahle, 57.—Jesus und die jiinger,
30.—Jesus und Maria, 28, 29.—Jesus
vor dem Synedrium, 46.—Jesus vor
Herodes, 42.—Jesus vor Pilatus, 49.—
Jesus weint tber Jerusalem, 53.—
Johannes, Melch‘or Breitsamter, 12,
13.— Judas, Guido Mayr, 14, 15.—
Judas im Synedrium, 11.—Judas kuss,
26.—Judas verrit den Meister, 45.—
Judas vor dem Synedrium, 47.—Kai-
phas, Hugo Rutz, 18, 19.—Kreuztra-
gung. 5, 6—Magdalena, Paula Rend],
10, 11—Maria, Marta Véit, 24—
Olbergszene, 27.— Petrus, Andreas
Lang, 23.—Pilatus, Hans Mayr, 22
am aoe
Salbung, 40.—Szene aus dem kreuz-
weg, 33.—Verleugnung, 50.—Verleug-
nung Jesu, 43.—Veronika reicht Jesus
das schweisstuch, 51.— Vertreibung
der hindler, 58. © May 5, 1922; 2 c.
each June 12, 1922; J 255335-255391.
Bruns (C. LESuIE) Forest Hills, L. I.,
Ne, [5403
Prices of burlap in New York and
Calcutta: [Blueprint] © Mar. 25,
1922: 1 @ Apr: 15, 1922) ie ee
1922; I 6700.
BrUYERE (AUGUST) Green Bay, Wis.
[5404
Jack knife work of August Bruyere.
© Mar. 4, 1922: 2 @ Maryam 1922.
J. 253839.
Buca (P. C.) Dover, N. J. [5405-5414
Dover, N. J., Hurd: park, soldiers’
monument, 2-7, 9, 11-13. © June 22,
1922; 2 @ each Jumey 2a) 19227
255434-255448.
BUCKLIN (GEO. W.). Lincoln, Neb.
[5415
First Country womans club in Ne-
braska. © June 15,°19227°72 @ June
19; 1922 05) 255820;
Bupp (CHARLES J.) New York. [5416
Budd’s auction, bridge tablet. ©
Apr. 38, 1922: 2c... May 25) 9220
165998.
122
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se
: oo
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1922
Bupp (JoHn F.) New York. [5417
Construction of the simplex radio
phone broadcast receiving set. ©
morer i fo22: 2 ¢. May 5, 1922; I
Grit.
Bupp (Rosert D.) Petersburg, Va.
[5418
Spacer for floor joists. [Blueprint]
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1922; I 6789.
BuppE (Kart) Ogden, Utah. [5419
Great Continental Divide. © Jan.
1, 1922; 2 c. May 16, 1922; J 254854.
BuKOWIECKI (LEO K.) Chicago.
420
Przyszios¢. © June 3, 1922; 2 ¢.
May 29, 1922; K 165722.
Buttock (RicHaArD) Fitchburg, Mass.
[5421
southern New
DG:
time in
© June 15, 1922;
J. 255882.
Summer
‘Hampshire.
June 21, 1922;
(ALFRED S.) Plymouth,
[5422-5424
BURBANK
Mass.
Plymouth, Mass. :
Cole’s Hill, first burial place of the
Pilgrims, Plymouth Rock house and
portico over Plymouth Rock.—Cole’s
Hill, Plymouth Rock house and por-
tico over Plymouth Rock.—Portico
over Plymouth Rock. © Mar. 20,
meee 2 @€, each Mar. 23, 1922: J
253990-253992.
BURGERT BROS., Tampa, Fla.
[5425-5432
Catching black bass in Hillsboro
River. © Feb. 24, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 13,
woe? J 253783.
Gasparilla float 1922, F 133. ©
mene 5, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1922: J
253781.
Mitate ship. 1922, F 132. ©
meee, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1922: J
2538780.
Prize black bass. © Feb. 24, 1922;
Eee Mar. 13, 1922; J 253782.
Sebring, Fla., Kenelworth lodge,
7100. © Feb. 2, 1922; 2 ec Mar. 13,
0922; J 253778.:
South Florida fair, entrance, F 134.
© Feb. 10, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1922;
J 253779.
Tampa, Fla., Eagle cafeteria, 6914,
6915. © Jan. 15, 1922; 2 c each Mar.
13, 1922; J 254067, 254068.
CLASSES, H TO K
5449
BURNELL (WILLIAM HARL) Penn Yan,
ING. Wye [5483, 5434
Keuka (Lake) west branch. ©
Apr, B5asTO22 19) el eApr? 1S 1922): -
254839.
Same. © June 16, 1922; 2 e.
Sune LT O22 Ay 2020 i,
BUSINESS MEN’S ASSURANCE CO. OF
AMERICA, Kansas City, Mo.
[5435-5441
Look, who gets your estate? ©
Mast = 27, 1922: Qe. May: 1, 1922: K
165461.
[5 prints]:
Going in and coming out.—Grinding
out dollars.—Is your home built upon
the sand?—Line of dependence.—
Would you like to own a $20,000.00
farm? © Mar. 17, 1922; 2 c. each
Apr. 10, 1922; K 165058-165062.
$40,000.00, the money value of an
education. © Mar. 17, 1922; 2 c. May
1, 1922; K 165460.
BUTTERFIELD (DAvip W.) Boston.
[5442
Cambridge, Mass., Washington elm.
© June 1, 1922; 2 c. May 19, 1922: J
255168.
CABLE co., Chicago. [5443
[Summer home piano illustration.]
© May 22, 1922; 2 c. May 29, 1922;
K 165698.
Capy (Harrison) Brooklyn.
[5444, 5445
Peter Rabbit, series 1, 2. © Mar.
heh Oeee pee. eae i Mat. 23." O22") Kk
164205, 164206.
Carrns (Mary L.) Boulder, Col.
[5446
Grand Lake, Col., yachting. © Mar.
15, 1922; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1922; J 254344.
CAMPBELL (GEORGE) Washington.
[5447
Campbell (George) Uncle Sam. ©
May 25, 1922; 2 ec. May 25, 1922; K
165638.
CARACRISTE (V. Z.) New York. [5448
[Chart correlating locomotive and
piston speeds] © 1c. Apr. 13, 1922;
I 6645.
c/o Postmaster,
San Diego, Calif. [5449
Moonlight on the Pacific. © Feb.
15, 1922);'2 e. Apr. 3, 1922* ¥ 254084:
CARLITILLO (Tony)
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5450
pt. iV. dew LT
[5450
New York state embalmers’ assn.,
traveling men at convention, Bing-
hamton: Ni ¥2)o©) Apr. -20,54922" te;
Apr. (20, 1922) Eves Minny Sloe ea
254688.
CASKET, New York.
CAUFIELD & SHOOK, INC., Louisville.
[5451, 5452
Louisville, Ky., Churchill Downs,
Kentucky derby, 1922. © May 13,
1922; 2 ec. May 26, 1922; J 255040.
Kentucky derby, 1922. © May
13, 1922; 2 c. May 26, 1922: J 255041)
CAWLEY (NORMAN BROMFIELD) Man-
chester, N. H. [5453
Cawley chart of parliamentary pro-
cedure. [2 sheets, blueprints] © 1
ey Jan. 19), 19222 0 O73,
CAWTHORN (T. Hore) De Funiak
Springs, Fla. [5454-5456
Martin bridge. © July 17, 1921;
2... Maris. 1922". Fi 25364"
Return from the hunt. © Dec. 20,
1920: (2 e Mar, 4. 1922 JeQos6tTe:
Ville de Dixmude. © July 17, 1921;
2 eo Mar. 4, 1922 4 3) Za80te:
[5457
Thermal conductivity of insulating
and refractory materials, form C—-18—
A. “PBlueprint} © Feb. 25, 1922: 2c.
Mar.*6,°1922 I Gok.
CELITE PRODUCTS CO., Chicago.
CELLU-METAL COoRP., Rochester, N. Y.
[5458, 5459
[Combination paper toy house] ©
Apr Ins 1922; Zen Apr, 20, TQ aK
164683.
Three in one set. © Mar. 30, 1922;
2c. Apr. 1, 1922; K 164604.
CHAMBERS (SPRAGUE W.) Kalamazoo,
Mich. [5460
Monthly magazine for mail order
advertisers, ete. [Design for magazine
cover] © Feb. 7, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 9,
1922; K 163678.
CHAMBERS STUDIO, Chicago.
[5461-5463
Hampton (Hope):
Large head, front view.—Serious,
hair down back.—With hair hanging
and smile. © Mar. 5, 1922; 1 c. each
Mar. 13, 1922; 1 c. each Apr. 14, 1922;
J 2538768, 253769, 253771.
1
CHAMPLAIN STUDIO, INC., New York.
[5464-5470:
Bush (Irving TT.) A, Cy aoJune
6, 1922;5°2 ¢. each) dunes oe eee
255165-255167.
King (Hon. W. L. Mackenzie) A, C,.
D, T. © May 16, 1922; 2 ec. each May
17, 1922; J 254879-254882.
CHANDLER & CO., INC., Boston.
[5471-5492
Charming new models in dresses at
sixty-five dollars. © Mar. 18, 1922;
2 ce. Mar. 16, 1922; K 164022. :
Drawn from hat shown by Chandler
& co. © Mar. 11, 1922: 2 @ Mare 15;
1922; K 164018.
Drawn from Woman’s suit shown
by Chandler & co., $65. © Mar. 11,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 15, 1922; K 164019.
Every day this week. © Mar. 28,
1922; 1 c. Apr. 19, 1922; K 164862.
Every day until Haster. {Hat
shown by Chandler & co.] © Apr. 1,
1922; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1922; K 164432.
Four hundred hats. © May 29,
1922; 1 c. June 5, 1922; K 165889.
[Hat] Drawn from hat shown by
Chandler & co. © Apr. 8, 1922-°2° c.
Apr. 12, 1922; K 164530.
Same. ©: Aprids, 224
Apr. 20, 1922; K 164688.
Hat shown by Chandler & co. ©
Apr. 7,°1922; 2c, Appanlayeez ik
164590.
a Ge
Genius in hats. Mare noes
1922: 2 c. Mar. 30, 1922; K 164252.
Hats for every occasion. ©
Mar. 22, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 25, 1922; Ix
1642538. s
Hats. Drawn from hat shown by
Chandler & co. © Mar. 15, 1922; 2 c.
Mar. 18, 1922; K 164075.
Same. © Mar, 28, 192259206
Mar. 21, 1922; K 164088.
Hats for early spring. © Mar. §,
1922; 2c. Mar. 11, 1922; K 164006.
Hats for formal occasions. © May
18, 1922; 1 c. May 22, 1922; K 165473.
Hats of style and beauty. © Apr.
22, 1922: 1 ¢. Apr. 27, 19223) KK 164946;
Misses Orlando coat, $75, 1, 2. ©
Mar. 9, 1922; 2 c. each Mar. 13, 1922;
K 164007, 164008.
Misses plaid coat, $35. © Mar. 9,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1922; K 164009.
Nearly a thousand new hats. ©
May .9, 1922; 1 ¢. May dil, i522, I.
165287.
+
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSK
no. 2, 1922
Ss, H TO K
6138
CHANDLER & co., INC.—Continued.
New summer hats. © May 26, 1922;
1c. June 5, 1922; K 165888.
Thousand new hats. © May 5, 1922;
1c. May 9, 1922; K 165224.
CHARACTER BUILDING Co., Minneapolis.
[5493
© Mar. 22,
K 164242.
Toll bridge of life.
7922-2 c. Mar. 30, 1922;
Rochester, N. Y.
[5494-5507
Clapp’s favorite, Sheldon, Bartlett.
Group of pears. © Apr. 7, 1922; 2 ¢.
May 5, 1922; K 165229.
Group of apples:
Baldwin, Grimes golden, northern
spy.—Delicious, wealthy, banana.—
eated astrachan, Stark, R. I. greening.—
Yellow transparent, Hyslop, Stayman’s
Winesap and McIntosh. © Apr. 7,
1922; 2 c. each May 5, 1922; K 165225-
°165228.
Kieffer, Duchess, Beurre de Anjou.
Group Gf pears!’ © Apr. 7, 1922; 2 ¢.
CHASE BROS. CO.,
May 5, 1922;' K 165230.
[8 chia? :
[Abundance, Bradshaw, Burbank.
Group of plums]—[Crosby, Fitzgerald,
Elberta, belle of Georgia. Group of
peaches|—[Large Montmorency, Riga,
early Richmond, Schmidt’s bigarreau.
Group of cherries]—[Napoleon bigar-
reau, Gov. Wood, Windsor, black Tar-
tarian. Group of cherries]—[New
prolific, lemon cling, triumph, J. H.
Hale. Group of peaches]—[Seckel,
Flemish beauty. Group of pears]—
[Shipper’s pride, yellow egg, Lom-
bard. Group of plums]—[Shropshire
damson, German prune, green gage.
eroup of plums|! © May 18, 1922;
2c, @ach May 22, 1922; K 165738-
165745,
CHATHAM, N. J. (TRUSTEES OF THE
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF) Chatham,
ee [5508
Chatham free public library [Book
plate] © Feb. 6, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 138,
1922; K 164533.
CHECHOT (VLADIMIR LEO) Philadel-
- phia. [5509
Visconvertor. [A conversion table
of viscosities from univ. Saybolt vis-
ter to Singler, Redwood and Barbey,
etc] © 1c. May 31, 1922; I 6790.
CHEMICAL AND METALLURGICAL ENGI-
NEERING, New York. (er ag
[Flow sheet of]:
[Abrasives plant] — [Coal tar
plant] — [Glass plant] — [Leather
plant] — [Rubber plant]—[Sugar
plant]—[Sulphuric acid plant] © 1
c. each Apr. 26, 1922; I 6681-6687.
CHENEY BROoS., New York. [5517-5522
[6 prints]:
[Charming frock for summer days
is this of figured twill and plain che-
nette, 5]—[Day dress of figured top-
ping twill, etc., 2]—[Mirrocrepe and
chenette lend their silken charm in
forming an afternoon frock, 4]—
[Newest sleeves and collar contribute
to the smartness of an afternoon frock,
etc., 1]—[Smart afternoon frock of
navy foulard, etc., 3]—[Topping twill
and navy satin form a frock which
achieves smartness, etc., 6] © Mar.
dy: ($9225 32 «> eneh (Mar. 6, 11922; .K
168720-163725.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Chicago.
[5523-6138
Ah ha, looks like warmer weather.
CvApres, WO223 are: An fy 1922 Ke
164514.
Ah, here’s Miss Vernie Equinox. ©
Mai 25, 122°" 1. Marca, 1922 Ke
164296.
Ah, something for mother. © May
14, 1922; 1 c. May 17, 1922; K 165401.
Ain’t science gr-rand? © June 11,
1922; 1 ec. June 12, 1922; K 165966.
And it looks like a long one. ©
Apreia, loa); hc: "Apr. 17, 19222 "KG
164622,
And there are folks like that. ©
APE G6) 0922] Toc, ‘Apri’ 8; 19225" kK
164448.
Another mysterious stranger. ©
Apr i2, 1922; 2e.. Apr. '14,.1922;; kK
164583.
Apparently not looking for a boat
ride, anywhere. © May 18, 1922; 1 «.
May 20, 1922; K 165488.
As the movie hero would do it. ©
May +9) 19225 ie, May it, 1922. K
165283...
At the next election. © May 13,
$9225 Ie May 1, 19226 "165435.
Aw shucks, we’re not goin’ any place.
@ Jume 2) 1922" 1c June 23, 1922~
K 166125.
Bad: example. © May 10, 1922; 1c.
May 12, 1922; K 165296.
Big ones got away. © May 19,
1922: 2G May 2a ODD = KK 165o19:
125
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6158
pt..Iv., B. Sire
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued. .
Big town idea. © May 5, 1922; 1¢
May 8, 1922; K 165191.
Bothering Uncle with our affairs.
©.Mar? 19, 19223;/1 © «Mar, (23, 1922;
KK 164278.
Busy. © June 16, 1922; 1 c. June
19, 1922; K 166062.
Capital and labor. © June 9, 1922;
1 e. June 12, 1922; K 165939.
Cartoons of the day.
1922; 1 ¢ May &, 19227 K 165190:
Same. © June 15, 1922; 1 «.
June 17, 1922; K 166057.
Center of the stage. © Apr. 19,
1922" 1..e, Apr. 21, 1922: i 164720:
‘Changing world [1922]:
© Apr. 18; 1¢. Apr. 21; K 164707.
© May 3; 1c. May 6; K 165215.
© May 20; 1c. May 22; K 165512.
© May 26; 1 ¢. May 29; K 165757.
Cinderella’s sister. © May 17,
1922; 1 ¢. May 19, 1922; K 165449.
Cover design fisherman. © June
18, 1922; 1 e. June 15, 1922; K 166027.
Curbing the liquor traffic. © June
2) 1922): Le. Jume’’ 5, 19225 1. hG5SL0:
Dangerous guy. © Apr. 17, 1922;
1c. Apr. 19, 1922; K 164645.
Developing the athlete. © May 10,
1922: 1 ¢..May 12, 1922; K 165290.
Elevator can’t always elevate. ©
May 31, 1922; 1 ¢4,June 2, 1922; ,K
165798.
Enter a new doctor. © May 831,
1922; 1 ¢ June 2, 1922: K 165797.
European vamps. © June 13, 1922;
te. June 15, 1922; K 166025.
Every year we bite on that lamb
storys © iApriid, 1992° ie: ApryS)
1922; K 164865.
Everybody ought to feel improved.
© ApriiG 8922 049 ve. Apr dO) 1922
K 164482.
Everything normal. © Apr.
1922; 1c¢. Apr. 28, 1922; K 164972.
Exhibition shot by a former cham-
pions Ov Apr. (Do) AGB? =A sc.4 Appr 25:
1922; K 164396.
Fable of the foolish farmer. ©
May. 14,1922; 1.¢., May 17,4922. K
165400.
Gasoline alley [1922]:
© Mar. 18; 1c. Mar. 23; K 164291.
© Mar. 19; 1 ¢. Mar. 23; K 164282.
© Mar. 20; 1c. Mar. 23; K 164285.
26,
© May 6,
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Gasoline alley [1922]—Continued.
© Mar. 21; 1c. Mar. 23; K 164297.
© Mar. 22; 1c. Mar. 25; K 164303.
© Mar. 23; 1 ec. Mar. 27; K 164312.
© Mar. 24; 1c. Mar. 27; K 164308.
© Mar. 25; 1c. Mar. 29; K 164330.
© Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 29; K 164320.
© Mar. 27; 1c. Mar. 29; K 164327.
© Mar. 28; 1c. Mar. 30; K 164837.
© Mar. 29; 1c. Mar. 31; K 164341.
© Mar. 30; 1c. Apr. 1; K 164359.
© Mar. 31; 1c. Apr. 3; K 164869.
© Apr. 1; 1¢ Apr 3; K 164564.
© Apr. 2; 1c Apr. 5; K 164395.
© Apr. 3; 1c. Apr. 5; K 164401.
© Apr. 4; 1 ¢. Apr. 7; K 164515.
© Apr. 5; 1 @ Apr. 107 Rae4a7e:
© Apr. 6; 1 ec. Apr. 8; K 164447.
10; K 164481.
10; K 164476.
12; K 164544.
12; K 164536.
© Apr. 7; 1G, Apr.
© Apr. 8; 1 ¢. Apr.
© Apr. 9; 1¢. Apr.
© Apr. 105.47 Apr.
© Apr. 11; 1 ¢. Apr.
© Apr. 12; 1-e Ape:
© Apr. 135/ierapr
© Apr. 14; 1c. Apr.
© Apr. 15:1 caper
© Apr. 16; 1c. Apr.
© Apr. 17; 1 ¢. Apr.
© Apr. 183 Ve. Apr.
© Apr. 19; 1c. Apr.
© Apr. 20; 1¢. Apr.
© Apr. 21; 1¢. Apr.
© Apr. 22; 1c. Apr.
© Apr. 23; 1 ¢. Apr.
© Apr. 24; 1 ¢. Apr.
© Apr. 255 1 ¢. Apr
© Apr. 26; 1c. Apr.
13; K 164555.
14; K 164586.
© Apr. 30; 1 «.-May 4; K 165136.
© May 1; 1c. May 3; K 165088.
© May 2; 1c. May 4; K 165129.
© May 3; 1c. May 6; K 165212.
© May 4;
© May 5;
© May 6;
© May 7; 1c. May 8; K 165201.
© May 8;1c¢. May 10; K 165251.
© May 9; 1c. May 11; K 165282.
1c. May 8; K 165196.
126
17; K 164625.
17; K 164634.
17; K 164616.
19; K 164651.
19; K 164641.
21; K 164706.
21 Ko aGaT 1S.
22; K 164729.
24; K 164860.
26; K 164991.
29; K 164964.
29; K 164957.
27; K 164996.
28; K 164967.
© Apr. 27; 1c. May 1; K 165040.
© Apr. 28; 1 c. May 1; K 164975.
© Apr. 29; 1c. May 1; K 164984.
1c. May 6; K 165206.
1 ec. May 8; K 165189.
.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1922
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Gasoline alley [1922]—Continued.
© May 10; 1c. May 12; K 165295.
© May 11; 1c. May 138; K 165317.
© May 12;1c. May 15; K 165347.
© May 13;1c. May 17; K 165484.
© May 14; 1c. May 17; K 165405.
© May 15; 1c. May 17; K 165394.
© May 16; 1c. May 18; K 165425.
© May 17; 1c. May 19; K 165448.
© May 18; 1c. May 20; K 165493.
© May 19; 1c. May 22; K 165518. .
© May 20; 1c. May 22; K 165510.
© May 21; 1c. May 24; K 165651.
© May 22;1c. May 24; K 165625.
© May 23; 1 c. May 25; K 165662.
© May 24; 1c. May 26; K 165668.
© May 25; 1c. May 27; K 165682.
© May 26; 1c. May 29; K 165762.
© May 27; 1c. May 29; K 165766.
© May 28; 1 c. May 31; K 165783.
© May 29; 1¢. May 31; K 165771.
© May 30; 1 c. June 2; K 165793.
© May 31;1c. June 2; K 165790.
© June1; 1c. June 8; K 165785.
© June 2; 1c. June 5; K 165808.
© June's: 1c June 12; K 165972.
© June 4; 1c. June 7; K 165854.
© June 5; 1c. June 7; K 165861.
© June 6; 1c. June 8; K 165874.
© June 7; 1c. June 12; K 165952.
© June 8; 1c. June 12; K 165935.
© June 9; 1c. June 12; K 165942.
© June 10; 1c. June12; K 165928.
© June 11; 1¢. June12; K 165950.
© June 12; 1c. June 14; K 165980.
© June 18; 1c. June 15; K 166028.
© June 14; 1c. June16; K 166023.
© June 15; 1¢. June17; K 166055.
© June 16; 1c. June 19; K 166061.
© June 17; 1c. June 19; K 166047.
© June 18; 1c. June 21; K 166101.
© June 19; 1c. June 21; K 166089.
© June 20; 1c. June 22; K 166108.
© June 21; 1c. June 28; K 166123.
Genoa conference. ©) Apr 27;,1922 ;
1 c. May 1, 1922; K 165042.
Gentle spring. © Apr. 15, 1922: 1.
Apr. 17, 1922; K 164617.
Getting a new idea of property
value. © May 25, 1922; 1 ec. May 27,
1922; K 165677.
127
3297—22—_4
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
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Deh GC;
24;1¢
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28; 1 ¢@. Mar.
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40) @) APE
6138
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Gumps [1922]:
23; K 164293.
23; K 164279.
23; K 164286.
23; K 164298.
25; K 164304.
27; K 164315.
27; K 1643806.
29; K 1643381.
29; K 164317.
29 ; K 164326.
30; K 164334.
31; K 164338.
1; K 164358.
3; K 164568.
3; K 164363.
5; K 164392.
5; K 1643899.
7; K 164512.
5; 1e@ Apr. 10; K 164470.
Gs ep Apr
Oe He Apr:
S83 le; Apr:
Senb ce. Ape:
OS dseccApr.
Ads 4 ec. Apr.
12} te. Apr:
133 1c. Apr.
14; 1¢. Apr.
153 a ep Apr.
Diss de. Apr.
17; 1 e@ Apr.
133 2 e, Apr:
193 fe. Apr:
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21 5'1 @ Apr.
223 1.¢. Apr:
Des ae Apr:
24; 1c. Apr.
DAMM,
26; 1 c. Apr.
2s he May
28; 1.¢c; May
29; 1 «. May
30; 1 « May
a hg . May
a . May
3; . May
4; . May
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6; . May
bh pt pk pe PL
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Apr. 2
8; K 164446.
10; K 164479.
10; K 164475.
bbe ae
K 164541.
12; K 164538.
18; K 164554,
14; K 164588.
17: K 164627.
17; K 164633.
17; K 164620.
19; K 164648.
19; K 164640.
21; K 164705.
21; K 164712.
22; K 164724.
24; K 164859.
26; K 164989.
29; K 164961.
29; K 164958.
27; K 164997.
28; K 164968.
1; K 165059.
1; K 164979.
1; K 164983.
4; K 165133.
3; K 165086.
4; K 165130.
6; K 165211.
6; K 165205.
8; K 165195.
Sig Ke AObIST.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6138
Dt. LV. Thee
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Gumps [1922 ]—Continued.
© May 7; 1c. May 8; K 165198.
© May 8;1c¢. May 10; K 165250.
© May 9; 1c. May 11; K 165281.
© May 10; 1c. May 12; K 165292.
© May 11; 1c. May 18; K 165319.
© May 12; 1c. May 15; K 165348.
© May 13; 1c. May 17; K 165433.
© May 14; 1c. May 17; K 165402.
© May 15; 1c. May 17; K 165395.
© May 16; 1c. May 18; K 165427.
© May 17; 1c. May 19; K 165447.
© May 18; 1c. May 20; K 165491.
© May 19; 1c. May 22; K 165517.
© May 20; 1c. May 22; K 165509.
© May 21; 1c. May 24; K 165648.
© May 22; 1c. May 24; K 165624.
© May 23; 1c. May 25; K 165660.
© May 24;1¢c. May 26; K 165671.
© May 25; 1c. May 27; K 165681.
© May 26; 1 c. May 29; K 165759.
© May 27; 1c. May 29; K 165767.
© May 28;1c. May 81; K 165780.
© May 29;1¢c. May 81; K 165773.
© May 30; 1c. June 2; K 165799.
© May 31;1c¢. June 2; K 165791.
©) June 2 3 4/e. June 3K 165787.
© June 2; 1c. June 5; K 165807.
© June 3;1c¢. June 12; K 165971.
© June 4; 1c. June 7; K 165851.
© June 5;1c¢. June 7; K 165860.
© June 6; 1c. June 8; K 165873.
© June 7; 1c. June 12; K 165955.
© June 8; 1c. June 12; K 165933.
© June 9; 1c. June 12; K 165943.
© June 10; 1 c. June 12; K 165929.
© June 11; 1c. June 12; K 165947.
© June 12; 1c¢ June14; K 165977.
© June 183; 1c. June15; K 166026.
© June 14; 1c. June 16; K 166020.
© June 15; 1 ¢. June17; K 166056.
© June16; 1 ¢. June19; K 166063.
© June17; 1c. June19; K 166048.
© June18; 1 c. June 21; K 166098.
© June 19; 1 c. June 21; K 166093.
© June 20; 1 c. June 22; K 166107.
© June 21; 1¢. June 23; K 166121.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr:
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Harold Teen [1922 ]—Continued.
© Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 29; K 164318.
10; 1.¢. Apri2 = ete.
ds Dex Aro
12; 1 ©.cApr:
13 3 de Amie
14; ft evApr
15; 1 e@Apr
17; Le Apr
185 4d. ecAipr:
19; 1 ¢@ Apr
20: tex Agpe
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225 J: epaepre
24; 1c. Apr.
25 > Al ao anor:
13; K 164553.
14; K 164584.
17; K 164623.
17; K 164680.
17; K 164618.
19; K 164643.
21; K 164702.
21: K 164708.
22: K 164726.
24; K 164856.
26; K 164992.
29; K 164955.
27; K 164998.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr. 29; 1@
26; 1c. Apr. 28; K 164970.
27; 1c, May. de Ket 03 7.
28; 1¢. May 1; K 164978.
May 1; K 164980.
© May 1;1¢. May 8; K 165084.
© May 2; 1c. May 4; K 165182.
© May 3;1c¢. May 6; K 165209.
© May 4; 1c. May 6; K 165203.
© May 5;1c¢. May 8; K 165194.
© May 6; 1c. May 8; K 165188.
© May 8;1¢. May 10; K 165249.
© May 9; 1c. May 11; K 165280.
© May 10; 1¢6¢.
© May 11;1¢.
© May 127 de
© May 18; 1c.
© May. 4157 Adie
© May 16;1¢c.
© May 17; 1 ¢@
© May 18;1c.
© May 19; 1c.
© May 20; 1c.
© May 22;1¢.
© May 23; 1¢.
© May 24;1¢c.
© May 25;1¢.
© May 26; 1c.
© May 27; we
© May 29;1¢.
© May 30; 1c.
© May 81; 1 c¢.
May 12; K 165298.
May 13; K 165323.
May 15; K 165350.
May 17; K 165481.
May 17; K 165897.
May 18; K 165423.
May 19; K 165445.
May 20; K 165492.
May 22; K 165516.
May 22; K 165507.
May 24; K 165622.
May 25; K 165663.
May 26; K 165666.
May 27; K 165680. _
May 29; K 165763..
May 29; K 165769.
May 31; K 165775.
June 2; K 165800.
June 2; K 165796.
Ha, ha.
1922; K 165127.
Harold Teen [1922]:
© May 2, 1922; 1c. May 4,
© Mar. 18; 1c. Mar. 23; K 164292.
© Mar. 19; 1c. Mar. 23; K 164280.
128
© June 1; 1 ¢. June 3; K 165804.
© June 2; 1c. June 5; K 165805.
© June 3; 1c. June 12; K 165969.
© June 5; 1c. June 7; K 165859.
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1922
CLASSES, H TO K
6138
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Harold Teen [1922]—Continued.
© June 6; 1 c. June 8: K 165870.
© June 7; 1 c. June 12; K 165957.
© June 8; 1c. June 12; K 165937.
© June 9; 1c. June 12; K 165945.
© June 10; 1c June 12; K 165931.
© June 12; 1c. June 14; K 165978.
© June 13; 1 c. June 15; K 166030.
© June 14; 1c. June 16; K 166021.
© June 15;1¢. June 17; K 166054.
© June 16; 1 c. June 19; K 166059.
© June 17; 1c. June 19; K 166050.
© June 19; 1 c. June 21; K 166092.
© June 20; 1 c. June 22: K 166106.
© June 21; 1 c. June 23: K 166122.
He kept us out of Genoa. © Apr.
me 1922-1 ¢. Apr. 24, 1922; K 164861.
He learned to stick in France.
Mar. 18, 1922; 1 c. Mar. 2a, A922 = 1K
164290.
He'r at large [1922]:
© Mar. 20; 1 c. Mar. 23; K 164284.
© Mar, 27; 1 ©. Mar. 29; K 164323.
© Apr. 3; 1 ¢@ Apr. 5; K 164402.
© Apr. 10; 1 ce. Apr. 12: K 164540.
© Apr. 17; 1 e. Apr. 19; K 164639.
© Apr. 24; 1c. Apr. 29; K 164960.
© May 1; 1c. May 8; K 165090.
© May 8; 1c. May 10; K 165252.
© May 15; 1c. May 17; K 165393.
© May 22; 1c. May 24; K 165620.
© May 29; 1c May 31; K 165779.
© June 5; 1c. June 7; K 165863.
© June 12: 1¢. June 14; K 165981.
© June 19; 1c. June 21; K 166096.
His annual visit. © Apr. 16, 1922;
tc. Apr. 19, 1922: K 164646.
Hollywood bonds of wedlock. ©
June 3, 1922; 1 ¢ June Age KK
165973.
Honeymoon plans. © Apr. 23, 1922;
1c. Apr. 29, 1922; K 164965.
How come? © May 26, TOD) ae
May 29, 1922: K 165758.
How plainly one can hear Indiana
and Pennsylvania. © May LD; 4922 -
me. May 22, 1922; K 165513.
If we could only celebrate as we'd
like. © May 20, 1922; 1c. May 22,
1922; K 165508.
Illustrated account. © June 8,
922; 1 ¢ June 12, 1922; K 165934.
In favor of reforestation. © Apr.
20, 1922; 1 ¢. Apr. 22, 1922: K 164727.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
In the congressional waiting room.
© Apr. 20, 1922: 1 ¢. ewer. W222, TO29 -
K 1647238.
Is anybody worrying about next
Winter?» (©) Apr, 18,°1922- (4. ¢. Apr.
21, 1922; K 164708.
Is he growing too big for them?
© May 11, 1922: 1 ¢. May 18, 1922;
Kot65318:
It is time criminals were reminded
that—. © May 12, 1922; 1 «. May 15,
1922; K 165346.
It may rouse him. © May 24, 1922;
1c. May 26, 1922: K 165669.
It ought to work. © May 23, 1922:
1 ec. May 25, 1922; K 165661.
It’s time to wake up. © May 18,
1922; 1c. May 20, 1922; K 165494.
It’s time we called a regular docter.
Oe Agr. 5,21992% 15, & Apr. 10, 1922;
K 164472,
It’s very awkward. © May 2, 1922;
1 ec. May 4, 1922: K 165126.
It seems like old times. © Mar. 29,
1922; 1 ¢. Mar. 31, 1922: K 164342.
Job for the reckless driver. © Apr.
28, 1922; 1 c May 1, 1922; K 164974.
Joyce (Peggy) drives man to sui-
cide. © May 4, 1922: 1 ¢. May 6,
1922; K 165208.
June. © June 4, 1922: 1c. June fig
1922; K 165856.
June is upon us. © May 28, 1922;
1 e. May 31, 1922: K 165777.
Just can’t make ’em behave. ©
May. 41922: 1.¢ May 6, 1922; K
165202.
Just when business is beginning to
sit up. © June 20, 1922: 1¢ June 22.
1922; K 166109.
Kernel [1922]:
© Mar. 18; 1c. Mar. 23; K 164295.
© Mar. 19: 1¢. Mar. 28 SI G498 1 |
© Mar. 20; 1c. Mar. 23; K 164287.
© Mar. 21; 1c. Mar. 23; K 164299.
© Mar. 22: 1c. Mar. 25; K 1643801.
© Mar. 23; 1c. Mar. 27; K 164814.
© Mar. 24; 1¢. Mar. 27; K 164310.
© Mar. 25; 1c. Mar. 29: K 164329.
© Mar. 26; 1¢. Mar. 29; K 164319.
© Mar. 27: 1¢. Mar. 29; K 1643824.
© Mar. 28; 1c. Mar. 30; K 164336.
© Mar. 29; 1c. Mar. 31; K 164339.
© Mar. 80; 1c. Apr. 1; K 164357.
© Mar. 31; 1c. Apr. 3; K 164366.
© Apr.as Ire Apr. 3): K. 164361.
© Apr..2; 1¢. Apr. 5; K 164394.
129
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6188
pt. iv. Bee Vv. TT
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Kernel [1922]—Continued.
© Apr. 3; 1c. Apr. 5; K 164400.
© Apr. 4; 1 c. Apr. 7; K 164511.
© Apr. 5; 1c. Apr. 10; K 164468.
© Apr. 6; 1c. Apr. 8; K 164445.
© Apr. 7; 1c. Apr. 10; K 164480.
© Apr. 8; 1 c. Apr. 10; K 164473.
© Apr. 9; 1c. Apr. 12; K 1645438.
© Apr. dh > d.e.Apr:
@rApri 12 be- Ape:
@OiApr Ass LE ecApe,
© Apr. 14-4 ¢ Apr:
©.Apr. 16-4 ¢. Ape
Oy Apr 201.6, ae:
©. Apr. 18.20. 2.
© Apr. 19;1¢e.
@Apr.20 id me:
MO WAM Ry Dh: 1. a:
OApra224 te
oon Lee
1: ioe ie cl
PLS oe i oP
peed ae WP
SHeMteML We
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ieee Dea IAG
woe te
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May 1; K 1650388.
May 1; K 164977.
May 1; K 164982.
May 4; K 165135.
© May 1; 1c. May 3; K 165087.
May 2; 1c. May 4; K 165128.
May 3; 1c: May 6; K 165210.
May 4; 1c. May 6; K 165204.
May 5; 1c. May 8; K 165193.
May 6;1e. May 8; K 165185.
May 7; 1c. May 8; K 165200.
May 8; 1c. May 10; K 165247.
May 9; 1c May 11; K 165279.
May 10; 1 ce. May
May 11; 1c¢. May
© May 12; 1c. May
© May 13; 1c. May
© May 14;1 ec.
© May 15; 1c.
© May 16;1¢.
© May 17; 1 ¢:
© May 18; 1¢.
© May 19; 1c.
© May 20; 1.
©
©
OOOOOOO00O
May
May 21; 1 ¢. May
May 22; 1c.
© May 23; 1c.
© May 24;1 6c.
© May 25; 1 ¢.
13; K 164552.
14; K 164585.
17; K 164624,
17; K 164631.
19; K 164650.
19; K 164644.
Apr. 21; K 164701.
21; K 164709.
22; K 164728.
24; K 164855.
26; K 164990.
29; K 164963.
29; K 164956.
27; K 165000.
28; K 164969.
12; K 165294.
13 94 165322.
th Soke Waa.
17; K 165429.
May 17; K 165404.
May 17; K 165396.
May 18; K 165422.
May 19; K 165446.
May 20; K 165489.
May 22; K 165515.
22; K 165498.
24; K 165650.
May 24; K 165621.
May 25; K 165659.
May 26; K 165667.
May 27; K 165679.
| CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Kernel [1922]—Continued.
© May 26; 1 c. May 29; K 165761.
© May 27; 1c. May 29; K 165768.
© May 28; 1 c. May 81; K 165782.
© May 29; 1 ec. May 31; K 165772.
© May 30; 1 ¢. June 2; K 165802.
© May 31; 1c. June 2; K 165789.
© June 1; 1c. June 3; K 165803.
© June 2;1c¢. June 5; K 165811.
© June 3; 1c. June 12; K 165967.
© June 4;1c¢. June 7; K 165853.
© June 5; 1¢. June 7; K 165858.
© June 6; 1c. June 8: Kk 165871.
© June 7; 1 ¢. June 12; K 165951.
© June li; 1c. Junei2; K 165949. |
© June18; 1¢. June 21; K 166100.
Last few days. © June 18, 1922;
1 ec. June 21, 1922; K 166097.
Latest model. © Apr. 14, 1922; 1.
Apr. 17, 1922; K 164635.
Let’s not lose Uncle Sam out of the
picture. © Apr. 21, 1922; 1c. Apr. 24.
1922; K 164857.
Lloyd George
a book on, Crises I have met. © May
25, 1922; 1 & May 27, 1922; K 165683.
Married under the old rules. ©
Apr. 14, 1922: 1 ¢: Apre Dito22:) a
164629.
May rain. © May 27, 1922;
May 29, 1922; K 165764.
Misplaced economy. Apr.
1922: 1c. Apr. 27, 1922; K 164994.
Mr. Lugubrious Blue and Mr.
Smiley Gladd discuss the situation.
© May 21, 1922; 1 c. May 24, 1922; K
165647.
More motor bandits. © May 13,
1922: 1c. May 17, 19225 Rego 2s2-
Nailing it up to stay. © June 14,
1922; 1c. June 16, 1922; K 166024.
Neighborly interest, that’s all. ©
ye
2h,
(Mr.) ought to write —
Apr. 25, 1922; 1 « Apr. 27, 1922; ie
164995.
Netting something from an ill wind.
© May 7, 1922; 1 c. May 18, 1922; K™
165421.
New hope. © Apr. 22,1922, 17
Apr. 26, 1922; K 164987.
Not on Friday either.
1922: 1¢. May 18, 1922; K 165428.
Not so poor. © June 17, 1922; 1c.
June 19, 1922; K 166046.
Now being paged. © June 6, 1922;
1c June 8, 1922; K 165875.
130
© May 16,
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1922
CLASSES, H TO K
6138
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Now out to borrow a few golden
eggs. © Mar. 27, 1922; 1 c. Mar. 29,
1922; K 1643822.
O, look what the bunny brought. ©
pr itG. 1922; 1 c. Apr. 19; 1922; K
164647.
Office team commences spring train-
Ma) eapr 9, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 12,
1922; K 164545.
On the European plan. © June 1,
1922; 1 c. June 3, 1922: K 165788.
On the high seas. © June 16, 1922;
1 ec. June 19, 1922: K 166064.
On the road to re-election. © May
23, 1922; 1 c. May 25, 1922: K 165665.
Only way to get a successful mer-
chant marine. © June 6, 1922; 1 «¢.
June 8, 1922; K 165876.
Opportunities of travel in every
mail. © May 16, 1922; 1 c May 18,
1922; K 165426.
Overlooking the big idea. © Mar.
20, 1922; 1 c. Mar. 23, 1922: K 164289.
Psychic suggestion as an aid to golf.
© June 8, 1922; 1c. June 12, 1922;
K 165932.
Political meetin’ of today. © Apr.
1922; 1c, Apr. 5, 1922: K 164397.
Portrait of an automobile. © June
18, 1922; 1c. June 21, 1922: K 166094.
Post war dog. © Mar. 24, 1922;1c¢.
Mar. 27, 1922; K 164807.
Power. © Mar. 22, 1922: 1 ¢ Mar.
25, 1922; K 164305.
Problem in justice. © May 17,
1922; 1 c. May 19, 1922; K 165451.
Quarantined for all summer.
May 21, 1922; 1 c. May 24, 1922: K
165646.
Queen of the May. © May 1, 1922;
1 c. May 3, 1922; K 165089.
Report from the country. © May 8,
‘1922; 1 c. May 6, 1922; K 165213.
Reservations should be made before
leaving home. © Mar. 30, 1922; 1 ¢.
Apr. 1, 1922; K 164360.
Revised downward. © Apr.
1922; 1c. Apr. 17, 1922; K 164628,
_ Rival attraction. © Apr. 19, 1922;
Te. Apr. 21, 1922: K 164714.
Road hogs. © Apr. 22, 1922: 1 «.
Apr. 26, 1922; K 164988.
Say, we’re going to need that next
winter. © Mar. 31, 1922; 1 ¢. Apr. 3,
1922; K 164870.
Short cut to fame. © June 7, 1922;
1c. June 12, 1922; K 165953.
138,
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Signals. © May 11, 1922; 1 ¢. May
Ls, 1922) 1K 165321,
Some of us haven’t been in yet. ©
June 7, 1922; 1 c June 12, 1922 °K.
165954.
Something new to listen to. © May
9, 1922; 1 ec. May 11, 1922: K 165277.
Speed demon. © Apr. 29, 1922: 1 ¢.
May 1, 1922; K 164985. t
Splendid I will spirit and the sub-
way. © May 5, 1922; 1 ¢ May 8
1922. K 165216,
Sport we’re not wild about. © June
2, 1922; 1 c. June 5,°1922: K 165806.
Spring floods. © Apr. 15, 1922: 1¢
Apr. 17, 1922; K 164621.
Star border stuff. © Mar. 25, 1922;
1c. Mar. 29, 1922: K 164339.
Still interested in spirit pictures.
© Apr.) 27, 1929") ae Mayr. 1O22.:
K 165041.
There are none like home folks. ©
June's, 1922; 1+¢e. June’ 12! POZA IK
165970.
There’s always somebody you’ve got
to wait for. © June 14, 1922: 1 ¢.
June 16, 1922: K 166018.
They'll fight it out on this line if it
takes all summer. © June 17, 1922;
1c. June 19, 1922: K 166044.
Timely instructions for summer pic-
nickers. © June 11, 1922: 1 ¢ June
12, 1922; K 165946.
Tiny tribune [1922]:
© June 8; 1c. June 12; K 165936.
© June 9; 1 c. June 12; K 165941.
© June 10; 1c. June 12; K 165930.
© June12; 1c. June 14; K 165979.
© June 18; 1c. June 15; K 166031.
© June 14; 1c. June 16; K 166022.
© June 15; 1c. June 17; K 166053.
© June 16; 1c. June 19; K 166058.
© June 17; 1c. June 19; K 166049.
© June 19; 1c. June 21; K 166091.
© June 20; 1 ¢. June 22; K 166105.
© June 21; 1c. June 23; K 166124,
To meet court requirements, per-
haps our ambassador to Britain should
be selected this way. © June 10, 1922;
1c. June 12, 1922; K 165925.
Tragedy in four acts. © Apr. 28,
1922; 1 c. May 1, 1922; K 164973.
Two new hands will be hard to
bluff. © May 27, 1922; 1 c May 29,
1922; K 165765.
’
131
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6138
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
We might go just for the ride. ©
June 10, 1922; 1c. June 12, 1922; K
165927.
We put out some flowers, and ¢all it
a day. © May 30, 1922; 1c. June 2,
1922; K 165794.
We’re about persuaded to walk out
ourselves. © Mar. 26, 1922; 1 c. Mar.
29, 1922; K 164321.
We're getting tired playing the
square meal in this place. © May 12,
1922; 1 ce. May 15, 1922; K 165349.
We're going to exhibit a neighborly
interest. © Apr. 10, 1922; 1c. Apr. 12,
1922; K 164539.
We're hardly going to hold our own.
© Mar. 28, 19225 1.¢c..Mar. 30; 1922;
K 164835.
What are the wild waves Saying,
sister? © Apr. 29, 1922; 1 c. May 1,
1922; K 164986.
What didja do yesterday? [1922]:
© Apr. 24; 1c. Apr. 29; K 164959.
© May 8;1¢. May 10; K 165246.
© May 15; 1c. May 17; K 1653899.
© May 22; 1c. May 24; K 165623.
© May 29; 1c. May 31; K 165776.
© June 5; 1c. June 7; K 165862.
© June 12; 1c. June 14; K 165975.
© June19; 1c. June 21; K 166090.
What to do. © June 4, 1922; 1c.
June 7, 1922; K 165855.
What will you do with your extra
hour? © Apr. $0, 192251 c May 4,
1922)? Ye" 165125.
When America decorates her soldier
dead. © May 30, 1922; 1 c. June 2,
1922; K 165795.
When Mr. Hearst invades England.
© May 28, 1922; 1 ec. May 31, 1922;
K 165778.
When pa was a boy. © June 20,
1922.1 @ June 22; 1922" 166105.
When politics takes the school chil-
dren in hand. © May 24, 1922; 1.
May 26, 1922; K 165672.
When the air
waves. © Apr. 28, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 29,
1922; Kk 164966.
When we are looking for rest. ©
Mar, 25,°9922...0 @s Mar. 274,,, 40225
164311.
When you finally get the new lid.
© June 9; 1922; 1 « June 12, 1922;
K 165940.
Who now? © Apr. 12, 1922; 1.
Apr. 14, 1922; K 164582.
is full of wireless.
pt. iv. BBV
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued,
Why not remodel it for our Court
house square? © Apr. 8, 1922; 1 e«.
Apr. 10, 1922; K 164477:
Why not utilize our excess pep? ©
May 6, 1922;°1° ¢ (Mayes eee K
165184.
Why this terrible rush? © June 1,
1922; 1 c. June 3, 1922; Ko fopres.
Winnie Winkle,
[1922]:
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Mar. 2; K 163675.
© Mar. 18; 1c. Mar. 23; K 164294.
© Mar. 19; 1 e. Mar. 23; K 164283.
© Mar. 20; 1c. Mar. 23; K 164288.
© Mar. 21;1c¢. Mar. 23; K 164300.
© Mar. 22; 1c. Mar. 25; K 164802.
© Mar. 23; 1 c. Mar. 27; K 164313.
© Mar. 24; 1c. Mar. 27; K 164309.
© Mar. 25; 1c. Mar. 29; K 164328.
© Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 29; K 164316.
© Mar. 27; 1 c. Mar. 29; K 164325.
© Mar. 28; 1 c. Mar. 30; K 164333.
© Mar. 29; 1 ce. Mar. 31; K 164340.
© Mar. 3031 ec. Apr. 1; 164356:
© Mar..31; 1 c. Apr. 3; K 164367.
© Apr. 1: 1 ¢. Apr a, © fete.
©. Apr: 2; 4 € Apr So) eet 39s:
© Apr. 3; 1 «@ Apr. 5; K 164398.
© Apr. 5; 1c. Apr. 10; K 164469.
© Apr. 6; 1 c. Apr. 8; K 164444.
© Apr. 7; 1 ce. Apr. 10; K 164478.
© Apr. 8; 1c. Apr. 10; K 164474.
© Apr. 9; 1 ec. Apr. 12; K 164542.
© Apr. 10; 1c Apr. 12; K 164537.
© Apr: 11; de, Aprs 169K 164550
© Apr. 12; 1c¢. Apr. 14; K 164587.
© Apr. 18; 1c. Apr. 17; K 164626.
© Apr. 14; 1 ¢. Apr. 17; K 164682.
© Apr. 15; 1.¢. Apr. 17; K 1646193
© Apr. 16; 1c. Apr. 19; K 164649.
© Apr. 17; 1c. Apr. 19; K 164642.
© Apr. 18; 1c. Apr. 21; K 164704.
© Apr. 19; 1 e. Apr. 21; K 1647114
© Apr. 20; 1 ¢ Apr. 22; K 164725.
© Apr. 21; 1 ¢ Apr. 24; K 164858. —
© Apr. 22; 1c. Apr. 26; K 164993.
© Apr. 23; 1c. Apr. 29; K 164962.
© Apr. 24; 1c. Apr. 29; K 164954.
© Apr. 25; 1c. Apr. 27; K 164999.
© Apr. 26; 1c. Apr. 28; K 164971.
© Apr. 27; 1 e. May 1; K 165036.
© Apr. 28; 1 c. May 1; K 164976.
© Apr. 29; 1¢. May 1; K 164981.
© Apr. 80; 1 ce. May 4; K 165134
the breadwinner
132
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1922
6153
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Winnie Winkle, the breadwinner
[1922]—Continued.
© May 1; 1c May 8: K 165085.
© May 2; 1c. May 4; K 165131.
© May 3; 1 © May 6; K 165214.
© May 4; 1 «. May 6; K 165207.
© May 5; 1c. May 8: K 165192.
© May 6; 1c. May 8; K 165186.
© May 7; 1c. May 8; K 165199.
© May 8:1e. May 10; K 165248.
© May 9; 1c. May 11; K 165278.
© May 10; 1c. May 12; K 165291.
© May 11; 1c. May 13; K 165320.
© May 12; 1c. May 15; K 165351.
© May 18; 1c. May 17; K 165430.
© May 14; 1c. May 17; K 165403.
© May 15; 1c. May 17; K 165398.
© May 16; 1c. May 18; K 165424.
© May 17;1c¢. May 19; K 165450.
© May 18; 1c May 20; K 165490.
© May 19; 1c. May 22; K 165514.
© May 20; 1c. May 22; K 165511.
© May 21; 1c. May 24: K 165649.
© May 22; 1c. May 24: K 165626.
© May 28; 1c. May 25: K 165664.
© May 24:1e. May 26; K 165670.
© May 25; 1c. May 27; K 165678.
© May 26; 1c. May 29: K 165760.
© May 27;1¢c. May 29; K 165770.
© May 28; 1c. May 31; K 165781.
© May 29; 1c. May 31: K 165774.
© May 30; 1c. June 2; K 165801.
© May 31; 1c. June 2; K 165792.
© June 1; 1c. June 8; K 165784.
© June 2; 1c June 5; K 165809.
© June 3; 1c. June 12; K 165968.
© June 4; 1¢ June 7; K 165852.
© June 5; 1c. June 7; K 165857.
© June 6; 1c. June 8: K 165872.
© June 7; 1c. June 12; K 165956.
© June 8; 1 c. June 12; K 165938.
© June 9; 1c. June 12; K 165944.
© June 10; 1¢. June 12; K 165926.
© June 11; 1 c. June 12; K 165948,
© June 12;1c¢. June 14; K 165976.
© June 13; 1c. June 15; K 166029.
© June 14; 1c. June 16; K 166019.
© June 15; 1 c. June 17; K 166052.
© June 16; 1c. June 19; K 166060.
© June 17; 1c. June 19; K 166045.
© June 18; 1c. June 21; K 166099.
© June 19; 1c. June 21; K 166095.
© June 20; 1 c. June 22: K 166104.
© June 21; 1 c. June 23; K 166120.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Wonders of the wireless age. © May
7; 1922; 1 c. May 8, 1922: K 165197.
Wot to do if stalked by a panther,
© June 15, 1922; 1 c June 17, 1922 ;
K 166051.
You’re not safe from him anywhere.
© June 21, 1922; 1 & June 23, 1922;
K 166126.
CHITTENDEN (CHARLES LorENzO) Kan-
sas City, Mo. [6139
Chittenden’s diagrams of connec-
tions for single phase alternators and
motors, etc. [102 sheets, blueprints]
© Jan. 25, 1922; 2 c. Feb. Got922.5
6519.
CHOLERTON (JoHN) Philadelphia.
[6140
Tedyuscung. © June 20, 1922; 2e.
June 21, 1922; J 255334.
CHURCH (JoHN H.) Baltimore. [6141
Her mistress’s voice. © + May 20,
19225 2 ¢&. May 24, 1922; K 165688.
CLARK (C. R.) Marshfield, Or. [6142
Wreck of the Ozmo. © June 15,
1922; 2 ec. June 21, 1922: J 255333.
CLARKE (Mary Date) New York.
[6148, 6144
Calve (Madame Emma) A. B.
Apr. 12, 1922; 2 c each Apr. 13, 1922;
J 254808, 2543809.
CLASS JOURNAL co., New York.
.[6145-6153
Showing growth of registration of
motor vehicles from 1912-1921 with
forecast to 1924, compared with the
growth of population:
In the east north central states.—In
the mountain states.—In the New Eng-
land states.—In the Pacific states. ©
May 26, 1922; 2 c. each May yi Apa
I 6821, 6822, 6826, 6829.
Showing growth of registrations of
motor vehicles in the south Atlantic
states from 1912-1921, with forecast
0 1924, compared with growth of popu-
lation. © May 26, 1922; 2 c. May 27,
1922 21, GS25.
With forecast to 1924 compared with
the growth of population:
Showing growth of population of
motor vehicles in the west south cen-
tral states from 1912-1921.
Showing growth of registration in
the west north central states from
1912-1921.
Showing registrations of motor ve-
hicles in east south central states from
1912-1921,
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6154
pt. IV., 22s) We
CLASS JOURNAL co.—Continued.
Showing the growth of the registra-
tion of motor vehicles in the middle
Atlantic states from 1912-1921. ©
May 26, 1922; 2 c. each May 27, 1922;
I 6823-6825, 6828.
CLATWORTHY (FRED PAYNE) Estes
Park, Col. [6154
Ali in. © Feb. 6, 1922; 2 c Mar. 4,
1922; J 253659.
Cray (HENRY) Seattle. [6155-6157
If only at Easter we could lay aside
the drab clothing of our thoughts, ete.
© Apr. 15, 1922; 4 e@) Apr..24, 1922):
K 165549.
O wind, if winter comes, can spring
be far belting? | @QsMar.) 21) 1922)" tic.
Mar. 80, 1922; K 164690.
Si (Mount) © Mar. 23, 1922; 1 ¢.
Mar. 30, 1922; K 164689.
CLEVELAND GARMENT MFRS. ASSN,,
Cleveland. [6158-6162
Cleveland made wrap is of gray
Pollyanna cloth lined with Roshanara
crepe in midnight blue. © Feb. 5,
1922 ; 2 ec. May 15, 1922; K 165364.
Dressier top coat of blue tricotine
with gray embroidery in Chinese de-
sign on the full sleeves and throw
collar. © Feb. 26, 1922; 2 c. May 15,
1922; K 1653866.
Model at the right is wearing a
Cleveland made navy blue tricotine
dress with a loose cape back, etc. ©
Febi. 5, 1922) 2. ce; (May 15, IGZ2: aK.
165365.
Semi-formal suit of cobweb gray
embroidered with blue, ete. © Mar. 5
1922; 2 ec. May 15, 1922; K 165362.
This is a strictly tailored suit made
in Cleveland, etc. © Mar. 12, 1922;
2 e. May 15, 1922; K 1653863.
CLirrorp & Lawton, New York. [6163
Color harmony systematized. ©
Mar. 15,1922; 2 e. May 9, 1922; Kk
165183.
CocKBURN (C.
G.) Leavenworth,
Wash. [6164-6174
Nada and Hart Lakes. © Apr. 11,
1922; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1922; J 254850.
[10 photographs]:
Cabin at Snow Lake.—Chiwaukum
(Lake)—Cloud rift over Snow Lake.—
Cutthroat trout.—Enchantment
Falls——Enchantment lLake.—Fishing
on Icicle River.—Snow Lake Peaks.—
Upper Enchantment Lake.—Wind
blown tree on Enchantment Lake. ©
Apr. 10, 1922; 2 c. each Apr. 24, 1922;
J 254848-254849, 254851-254853.
E.) Manhattan, Kan.
[6175-6177
Watson (Ray B.) middle distance
runner, Kansas state agricultural col-
lege, Manhattan, Kan., 1-3. © Apr.
aN 1922 : ie Os each May 15, “ee: oS
254823254895,
COLBURN (F.
COLLAMORE (GILMAN) & CO., INc., New
York. [6178
China and pottery marks. [Decora-
tive. border] ‘© Nov. 25. 2920-32 c
Nov. 26, 1921; K 164346.
COoLLINGE (JAMES WALTER) Santa
Barbara, Calif. [6179
Santa Barbara, Calif., Public library.
© May 19, 1922; 2 c. May 24, 1922;
J) cameo.
CoLLYER (LOWELL H.) Rushville, Ind.
[6180:
Rushville high school basket ball
team. © Feb. 19, 1922; 2 c Mar. 22,
1922; J 253966.
CoLUMBIA MORTGAGE co., New York.
[6181
Buy Columbia bonds for financial
independence. [Head of Columbia in
circle] © Apr. 4, 1922; 2 e. Apr. 29,
1922; K 164942.
COMMERCIAL PTG. & LITHO. co., Akron,
[6182
fiction from Flanders] © Jan. 10,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1922) Ke 162283:
CoMMERCIAL SURVEY Co., INC. New
York. [61838
Bona fides. © May. 5, 1922+)2>¢.
May 12, 1922; K 166065.
CoM-UNITY STORE SALES CO., Birming-
ham, Ala. [6184
Com-unity store, general floor plan
and end views of display fixtures.
[Blueprint] (© Ff ¢. Mera) foe
6598.
CooGAN (JACKIE) Los Angeles. [6185.
Oliver Twist, cast of. © 1c Apr. —
28, 1922; J 255044.
Cook (CHARLES C.) New York.
[6186-6201
Exterminator and Sun Briar. ©
Aug. 24,1920; 2 ¢ Apr Zavte22 = J
254421.
Morvich, head. © May 25, 1922;
2c. May 26, 1922; J 255036.
stripped. © May 25, 1922; 2 c.
May 26, 1922; J.255087.
134
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1922
CLASSES, H TO K
6235
Cook (CHARLES C.)—Continued.
[4 photographs]:
Exterminator going to post, Johnson
up.—Exterminator, Johnson up.—Mor-
v.ch in action, Johnson up.—Morvich,
Johnson up. © June 20, 1922; 2 e.
each June 23, 1922; J 255444255447,
[9 photographs]:
Ballot, Notter up.—Beldame, O’Neill
up. — Broomstick. — Colin, Notter
up.—Fair Play, Notter up—Omar
Khayyam, Butwell up. — Roamer,
Schuttinger_up.—Sysonby. — Sysonby,
Nicol up. © Apr. 24, 1922; 2 ¢. each
Apr. 25, 1922; J 254416254420, 254422
254425.
Cook (M. A.) srupro, Belfast, Me.
[6202, 6203
Belfast, Me., new High school, pen
Sketch. © Mar. 24, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1922; J 254693. :
Westcott (C. W.) Pres. of City natl.
bank of Belfast. © Mar. 24, 1922: 2 ¢.,
Mar. 28, 1922; J 254217.
CopeLaND (H. H.) & son, New York.
[6204-6208
Northern Pacific ry., condensed pro-
file, 1921. © Apr. 11, 1922; 2 c. Apr.
17, 1922; I 6652.
Railroad valuation:
' Chicago and eastern Illinois r. r. and
Chicago and Indiana coal ry.—Florida
east coast ry.—Los Angeles and Salt
Lake r. r.—Oregon short line r. i,
Oregon-Washington r. r. and nav. co.
© Apr. 11, 1922: 2 ¢ each ExDEAEY,
1922; I 6648-6651.
CoPELAND (RUSSELL GorDON) Charles-
ton,.S. C. [6209
Please give me water. © Mar. 45,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 28, 1922: K 164594.
Corpett (LESLIE R.) So. Bellingham,
Wash. [6210-6216
[7 photographs]:
Deer.—Evening on Chuckanut Bay.—
Evening reflections.—Evening scene on
Bellingham Bay.—Logging scene.—Old
fisherman.—Spanish John. © Jan. 6,
1922; 2 ¢. each Mar. SO.) 1028 Fy
254053-254059.
Cornick (TULLY R.) Petaluma, Calif.
[6217
(Dr.) electric brooder.
ey ee Apr’ 22/192)
Morris’
[Blueprint]
6655.
Cornisu & BAKER STUDIO, Kansas City,
Mo. [6218-6221
Garrett (Col. Ruby D.) © 1c. Feb.
mt, 1922: J 254557.
CornisH & BAKkeR stTupIio—Continued.
Lowe & Campbell basket ball team,
B,. © Apr..7, 1922; 2c. Apr. 10; 1922 -
J 254556.
nat-onal champions. © Apr. 7,
1922; 2 ce. Apr. 10, 1922: J 254198.
Lucas (Judge) ©16c. Feb. 27, 1922;
J 254558.
COSMOPOLITAN PRINT DEPT., New York.
[6222-6228
Play:ng mother. © June 7, 1922; 2
c. June 9, 1922; K 165884.
Springtime. © Apr. 25, 1922: 2 ¢.
Apr. 28, 1922; K 164888.
Thoroughbreds. © June 19, 1922;
2c. June 21, 1922; K 166086.
To have and to hold. © May 10,
1922; 2 c. May 10, 1922: K 165256.
[3 prints]:
April showers.—Off to play.—Sweet
melodies. © Apr. 14, 1922: 2 ¢. each
Apr. 19, 1922; K 164654164656.
Coston (WirLt1am Hirary) Baltimore.
[6229
Most worshipful Grand lodge of the
most ancient and honorable fraternity
of free and accepted Masons, Prince
Hall of the state of Maryland. © May
9, 1922; 2 c. May 10, 1922: K 165565.
Cotter (JOSEPH SEAMON) Louisville.
[6230
Story telling on a Louisville play-
ground. © Feb. 14, 1922: 2 ¢. Feb. 27 c
1922; K 164023.
CouFAL (JosEPH F.) New York. [6231
Program. [Border illustration] ©
May 11, 1922; 2 & May BD O22 eK
165288. :
COVNER (SAMUEL) Rochester, N. Y.
[6232
Covner apparelgram. ©) Mare iy
1922; 2 c. May 8, 1922: K 165160.
Cox (Ropert LAWRENCE) Miami, Fla.
[6233
Annesley (Priscilla, countess) her
first visit to America. © Mar. 5. 1922;
2.¢. Apr. 3, 1922: J 254087.
Craig (BuRNIE J.) Cleveland. [6234
Lawn tennis racket. © 1c. Mar. 11,
1922" F253 722.
CRAIG ( FREDERICK ) Springfield, O.
[6235
Great modeling game circus. © Feb.
14, 1922; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1922: J 254305.
135
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6236
CRANDALL (HARRISON R.) Pocatello, Id.
[6236-6240
Jackson Lake and the Tetons. ©
Dee 20, 19203: 2c. June, 9) 19226) 5
255163.
—— flowers. © Dec. 20, 1920; 2 c.
June 9, 1922; J 255162.
Jenney Lake in the Tetons, boating.
© (Dec. 11921 +> 2 ex Tune) O.1e22 -
J 255164.
Sunset, Jackson Lake and Tetons.
© Dee t f921 2 e June or 1922.5
& 2oo1el:
Yellowstone national park, lower
falls. © Dec. 20, 1920; 2 c June 9,
19227 5 Zante.
CRATER LAKE PICTURE Co., Klamath
Falls, Or. [6241, 6242
Klamath Falls, Or. Mt. Shasta,
Calif. © May 15, 1922;
1922 250202.
Shasta (Mt.) Calif. © Sept. 24,
1921; 2.c) May 26, °1922- J -2550338.
CRAVENS, DARGAN & RoBERTS, Houston.
[6243
Only the barn was insured. ©1e.
May 11, 1922; J 254776.
CRAWFORD (J. O.) AND LASHBROOK
(REID) Owensboro, Ky. [6244
tam. ©r Ape. 1° 1922" 2"e. Mar. 2:
1922; J 254334.
CREASEY (SAMUEL PHxLuioTr) Alfred,
Me. [6245
Alfred, Me., Court house and fire-
proof blidg., 1807-1854. © Mar. 19,
1922 2 Cy Mar 18,1922 213 2o5s40s
CrESS-DALE PHOTO CO., Seattle. [6246
Gott (EK. N.) using piano for aerial
for receiving radiophone messages. ©
Mar. 20, 902212 ne. WMigr 28. 1922 20 i
254035.
Cross & Dimmirt, Portland, Or.
[6247-6282
Bishop’s Cap, A. © Nov. 15, 1921;
2 e Apr. 8) 1922+. 3 254188.
2) CO) July 22. 1920) (en Apr:
8, 1922; J 254184.
Columbia Gorge. © Mar. 27, 1922;
2 ev Apr, 8.19226 a 254175)
Columbia River, A. © Feb. 2, 1922;
2 ¢@, Apr. 8, 1922: J 254195.
——B. © Mar. 23, 1922; 2 c. Apr.
8, 1922; J. 254185. -
Highway. © Mar. 21, 1922; 2c.
Apr. 8, 1922; J 254176.
Crater Lake, A. © Nov. 12, 1921;
2¢, Apr. 8, 1922; J 254190.
2 ei fune a2:
pt. Iv. 0S eT
Cross & Dimmitrtr—Continued. -
B.. © Nov. 10; 192122 ee Aur.
8, 1922; J 254191.
C, -D, E.. © Janes ieoeee c.
each Apr. 8, 1922; J 254192254194.
Crown Point. © Mar. 20, 1922; 2 e.
Apr. 8, 1922; J 254179.
Horsetail Falls,.A, B. © Mar. 5,
1922; 2 c. each Apr! S, 1922.7) 252167,
254168.
Mitchel’s tunnel. © Mar. 27, 1922;
2e@ Apr. 8, 1922: J 254189:
Multnomah Falls, A. © Oct. 16,
1921; 2c. Apr. 8, 1922; J 254196.
Oneonta Gorge. © Mar. 20, 1922;
2c, Apr. 8, 1922; J. 254169.
[3 photographs]:
Fairy Falls—Needle Rock, A.—
Punch Bowl. .© (‘Apr teo22-72ec.
each Apr. 8, 1922; J 254165, 254186,
PaaS.
[8 photographs] :
Hood (Mt.)—Multnomah Falls, B.—
Winter, A-I. © Feb. 6, 1922; 2 c. each
Apr. 8, 1922; J 254161—254164, 254170,
254174, 254178, 254180.
[8 photographs]:
Needle Rock, B.—Oneonta tunnel,
A-C.—Rotary wheel.—Winter, F-H.
© Mar. 15, 1922; 2 ec. each Apr. 8, 1922;
J 254166, 254171-—254178, 254177,
254181—254183.
CrROWE (PAUL L.) Jersey City.
[6283, 6284
[Boilers and stokers for Bellevue
hospital, 336. Blueprint)’ © 1 «¢«
May 16, 1922; I 6748.
[Tubular boilers and Crowe stokers
318. Blueprint] ©1c. May 16, 1922;
I 6747.
CRUMP (CLARENCE IRWIN) Flagstaff,
Ariz, [6285
Superstition Mt. under storm, Salt
River Valley, Ariz. © Mar. 29, 1922;
2.¢, Apr. 3,.19225-J 2o40es,
Curry (WILLIAM BAETZEL) Philadel-
phia. [6286
Sesqui centennial, boost Philadel-
phia. © May 5, 1922; 2 «@ May 8,
1922; K i65i61.
Curtis (ASAHEL) Seattle.
[6287, 6288
Mt. Baker boulevard. © Feb. 6,
1922; 2:¢ Keb. 13, 1922: J Zas2ze2,
Rainier (Mt.) from Lake Spanaway,
43100. © June 1, 1922; 2 c. June 7,
192215 V2eole
136
_ MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no, 2, 1922
6327
Curtis (GRANT M.) Quincy, III.
[6289-6292
[4 drawings]:
Half brothers and half sisters pro-
duced in one generation. (Jn Reliable
poultry journal, May, 1922)—Half
brothers and sisters using two gener-
ations. (Jn Reliable poultry journal,
May, 1922)—Padman method of main-
taining vigor, pullets trapped as bred,
ete. (In Reliable poultry journal,
May, 1922)—-Padman method of main-
taining vigor, year allowed for trap-
ping, etc. (Jn Reliable poultry jour-
nal, May, 1922) © Apr. 29, 1922; 1¢.
each May 5, 1922; I 67389-6742.
Cusack (THOS.) co., Chicago.
[6293-6312
Accuracy. Check and double check
on all prescriptions. [12 sheet poster,
a evar. 30, 1922;°2 c: Apr. 10,
1922; K 164486.
Bread. When good fellows get to-
gether. [12 sheet poster, 57] © Mar.
on, doe2; 2.c. Apr--10, 1922 ;.K 164487.
Get her that ring. [24 sheet poster,
pepe. ic) Mar. /28,°1922: 1 ¢ -Mar.: 31,
1922; 1c. Apr. 20, 1922; K 164353.
Good bread builds good boys. [24
sheet poster, 55] © Feb. 28, 1922;
ce. Mar. 31, 1922: 1c. Apr. 20, 1922;
K 164348.
Ice cream, good for all ages. [24
sheet poster, 63] © Feb. 17, 1922;
me Maro ot, 1922: 1 c. Apr. 20, 1922;
K 1643850.
[Ladies apparel design. 24 sheet
poster, 13] © Mar. 9, 1922; 1 c. Mar.
meee > toc, Apr. 20, 1922; K 164347.
Let us collar and tie you. [24 sheet
poster, 38] © Feb. 28, 1922; 1c. Mar.
pedo22* 1 c.-Apr. 20, 1922: K 164351.
Park your head in one. [12 sheet
poster, 37|/ © Mar. 30, 1922; 2c. Apr.
10, 1922; K 164485.
Save, its your duty, etc. [24 sheet
poster, 3] © Feb. 21, 1922; 1 c. Mar.
31, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 20, 1922; K 1643849.
Team work. [24 sheet poster, 62]
Mar 25, 1922: 1 ¢. Mar. 31, 1922;
me Apr. 20, 1922: K 164352,
[10 prints]:
Bread, and with ham, oh boy. [24
sheet poster, 58]—Everybody eats it.
[24 sheet poster, 59]—Everything for
the June bride. [24 sheet poster,
16]—Not a dessert, a whole meal. [24
sheet poster, 60]—Purity, pure as the
mountain air. [24 sheet poster, 61]—
Sale. [24 sheet poster, 14]—Shoes,
made from selected stock. [24 sheet
Cusack (THOos.) co.—Continued.
[10 prints]—Continued.
poster, 31]—Shoes, only perfect hides
used. [24 sheet poster, 32]—Swim-
ming, Y. M. C. A., summer member-
ship. [24 sheet poster, 9716]—Your
saving means their education. [24
sheet poster, 5] © May 27, 1922; 2c.
each; June 8, 1922; K 165904165913.
Die TL MNGi col St. ous. [6313
[Dial for pressure gauge for heating
systems] © May 1, 1922; 2 c. May 8,
1022 21 GHG
DAILY NEWS, New York. [63814-63827
Day (Jean P.) who shot and killed
Beck: ©. Aprics, 1922 wulhie: Ape: %
1922; K 164441.
FITZGERALD (Coroner) shows bullet
hole in shirt. © May 26, 1922; 1 «¢.
May 29, 1922; K 165689.
Greenberg (Sergeant) holding his
prisoner, Eugenio Diaset, etc. © Apr.
3, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 5, 1922; K 164403.
Hudnut (Winifred) flappers envy,
actress daughter of William Hudnut,
perfumer, etc. © May 11, 1922; 1 ¢.
May 138, 1922; K 165297.
In a park near Upper Montclair.
scene of previous attacks, a man ¥es-
terday seized Bessie Lawson, etc. ©
May, 12.5 1922-1 -e: May to, #922 1K
165344.
Lawson (Miss Bessie) saved by
child in her charge, Miss Lawson
escaped yesterday, etc. © May 12,
1922: 1 c. May 15, 1922; K 165345.
Model for Civic Virtue is this up-
standing fireman, etc. © Mar. 21,
1922: 1 c Mar. 23, 1922; K 164200.
This letter carrier’s son, Harold
Glendenning, has won the heart and
hand of Miss Alicia du Pont, ete. ©
June 27 26922 fre: Junes9) 1922 776
165885.
Ward (Walter S.) who must stay
in jail for present. © May 27, 1922;
1 ec. May 31, 1922; K 165706.
Wedding photo. This picture of
Ellis G. Kinkead and Olivia M. P.
Stone, ‘ete, © Mar. 30,,1922; 1.¢ Apr.
1, 1922; K 164278.
Young (Justice Frank L.) who yes-
terday refused to release Ward from
jail, eter’ ©) May 27/1922; 1c. May
Si G2F eI Ga 0.
[3 prints]:
Body of Clarence Peters, to whose
slaying Walter S. Ward has confessed,
was found at spot marked.—Peters
(Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge) slain man’s
137
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6328
pt. Iv., Bess woe
DaILY NEws—Continued.
[3 prints]—Continued.
parents.—Was Peters slain at Kensico,
as Ward claims? © May 24, 1922;
1 c. each May 26, 1922; K 165656—
165658.
DALE (OLAF) Alaska.
[63828-6330
Skagway, Alaska, Pullen house, 1-3.
@) July 1, 1921: 2' ce: each Marie, 19225
J 253663—253665.
Skagway,
Darius (PHinip) Chicago.
[6331, 6332
Arms conference. Uncle Sam, Well,
I hope it’s a good egg. (In Albany
Park blue book) © Jan. 18, 1922; 1c.
dan 2a de22 Ke iGsost
My lands, how he’s grown. (Jn Al-
bany Park blue book) © Jan. 27,
1922; 1c. Feb. 1, 1922; K 163688.
DARMSTAETTER’S, Lancaster, Pa. [6333
Funeral directors assn. of Pa., trade
representatives at the 41st annual con-
vention. The casket. © June 16,
1922: 2-¢.,June .20,-1922; J 255330.
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN COLO-
NISTS (NATIONAL soc.) Independ-
ence, Kan. [6334
Daughters of the American colonists
(National soc.) [Insignia for sta-
tionery] © Feb. 1, 1922; 2c. Mar. 10,
1922; K 164201.
DAvipson (Davin) Providence, R. I.
[6335-6353
As golden glows the dial in the sun,
ete, ©) Meb! 15,019 222) Be. Mar. 9,
1922; K 164255.
Tho’ I should wish forever, no better
could I do, ete. [Pathway leading to
open gate in stone wall] © Feb. 15,
1922 °2'e. Mare2), 1922: Ko 164202.
[17 photographs] :
Above the ripples, 1804.—Echo Lake,
1346. Garden path, 1295.— Loyal
brothers, 13850.—Mass o’bloom, 1282.—
Old back road, 1341.—Punch in the
making, 1886.—Queechee arch, 1404,—
Queechee Brook, 1452.—Queechee Gulf,
1405.—Queechee vista, 1453.—Right
bower, 1287.—Smiling Pool, 13800.—
Sun’s palace, 13856-—To the green,
1359.—Tree chorus, 1357.—Where bun-
nies cross, 13821. © Mar. 1, 1922; 2 ¢.
each Apr. 12, 1922; J 254287-254303.
Davipson & Barry, Newark, N. J.
[6354
Exodontists. © Dec. 31, 1921; 2 ec.
June 12, 1922; I 6806,
Davis (A. M.) co., Boston. [6355, 6356
Congratulations. © May 2, 1922; 2
e. May 17, 1922; K 165387.
Just to keep our friendship ever-
green. © Feb. 2, 1922; 2 ¢ Apr. 8,
1922 ; Ki. 165231,
Davis (A. C.) & co., Washington.
[6357, 63858
Coil aerial and direction finder wave
length ranges with various turns and
tuning capacities long range chart. ©
Feb... 15, 19223). 2) ¢. Wepre eee ae
6606.
—— Short wave chart. © Feb. 15,
1922; 2c Feb. 28, 1922; I 6605.
Davis (Harry Ramus) Davenport, Ia.
[6359
Toolmakers tool case. [5 sheets,
blueprints] © May 10, 1922; 2c. Apr.
24,1922); 1 6TS6.
Davis (WitittAmM H.) Philadelphia.
[6369
Father’s advice to a son. © Apr. 13,
1922: 2 c Apr. 14, 19225 KoiG46is.
Davis & GECK, INc., Brooklyn.
[6361-6363
[3 prints]:
D & G sutures, twelve in every dozen
are right. Price of D & G@ sutures re-
duced to $27 per gross. Suture makers
to the surgical nobility since 1907. ©
Jan. 15, 1922; 2 c. each May 4, 1922;
K 165566-165568.
Davis & SanFrorp, New York.
[6364-6377
[5 photographs] :
Bayne (Mrs. J.)—Dalton (Mrs.
Hamilton)—Graeff (Mrs. EH. F.) nee
Miss Katherine Twyford. — Grote
(Countess)—Meyer (Mrs. J.) and
baby. © Apr. 8, 1922; 2 c each Apr.
13, 1922; J 254576, 254587—254589,
254605.
[9 photographs]:
Antionette (Countess)—Dalton (Mrs.
N. P.) and baby.—Doelger (Miss)
Heinze (Miss A.)—Lane (Mrs. Albert)
née Butler—Neville (Lord)—Popper
(Baroness Lepold)—Thomas (Mrs.
J. P.) née Stiles—Zia (Countess) ©
Mar. 14, 1922; 2 c. each Mar. 20, 1922;
J 253878—253885, 253888.
Davis SMITH Co., Boston.
[12 prints]:
Extending the compliments of the
season, etc., 2432.—Greetings. The
loyality of friends is of inestimable
value, etc., 2485.—Greetings. To you
whose good will and friendship, etc.,
[6378-6389
138
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no, 2, 1922
6428
Davis SmirH co.—Continued.
[12 prints]—Continued.
2145-—_May the coming year bring to
your house prosperity and happiness,
2351—Season’s greetings. In the
hustle and bustle of business, etc.,
2571.—-Season’s greetings. May the
coming year, ete., 1923.—Season’s
greetings. With all kind thoughts and
best wishes, etc., 2352.—Sign of thanks.
A cordial greeting to you, ete., 2431.—
Sincerely appreciative of the part your
friendly patronage, ete., 2540.—Time
never changes the holiday spirit, etc.,
2433.—With the best of wishes for your
Christmas and the new year, 2541.—
With this greeting goes a hearty thank
vou, etc., 2434. © May 16, 1922; 2 c¢.
each May 25, 1922; K 165639-165645,
165725-165729.
Dawson (JAMES WirtIAmM) Cortland,
Nay. [6390, 6391
Evening shadows. © Mar. 15, 1922;
2 c. Mar. 17, 1922; K 164036.
Winters’ eve. © Mar. 15, 1922; 2c.
Mar. 17, 1922; K 164037.
Day (NATHAN B.) Boston. [6392
Sumsccene,.©, 1 c.. Apr. 11, 1922:
J 254264.
DEAN (ALFREDA M.)
Mass.
[16 prints]:
Although from home youw’re far
away, etc, 12.—Birthday greetings,
$.—Christmas greetings from afar,
ete., 3—Christmas waits sing carols
bright, etc., 1—For peace and hope
may gladden, etc., 10.—Hang up the
mistletoe, etc., 15.—I send this little
eard to say, etc., 7.—If a Christmas
thought, etec., 14—In wishing you a
merry Christmas, etc, 2—May the
spirit of Easter be with you, 9.—
Music, lights, a cozy nook, ete, 16.—
Though you are far away, ete, 11.—
To greet you this Easter day, 5.—To
wish you a happy Easter, 4.—When
the logs are burning free, etc., 13.—
Your birthday comes again my dear,
ee, 6 © Mar. 25, 1922: 2 ¢. each
May 16, 1922; K 165369-165384.
DEATRICK (HUGENE PEYTON) Morgan-
town, W. Va. [6409
Morgantown, W. Va., West V rginia
University, Woman’s Hall, night. ©
wune 20, 1922; 1 c. June 8, 1922; 1 ¢.
June 21, 1922; J 255405.
DELERY (EUGENE FRANK) New Orleans.
Newton Center,
[63893-6408
[6419, 6411
Designers diagram for reinforced
concrete. [Blueprint] © Mar. 18,
i222; 2 ¢. Mar. 20, 1922; I 6640.
DEATRICK (EUGENE PEYTON )—Contd.
a Same. XC) Mays, 122302 e.
May 8, 1922; I 6746.
DELTA SIGMA PHI FRATERNITY, Wash-
ington. [6412, 6413
Carnation. [Magazine cover] ©
Mares 1922 5 2..e. Mar. 1 (22 + 16
164039.
[Delta sigma phi fraternity, coat of
arms}: © Mebr is. 1922-2. enviar, 1.
1922; K 163629.
DENTAL ITEMS OF INTEREST PUB. CO.,
Brooklyn. | 6414
Trifac’al nerve chart. (/n Dental
items of interest, Apr., 1922) © Apr.
Te oe tee Widy, 2G, tee... Ot ta.
A.) Los Angeles.
[6415-6427
Are you giving your children’s fu-
ture the consideration it deserves?
@?lep. 18) 1922" ie May i 1922* K
165010.
Cooperation builds homes. © Mar.
2d). 1922 te. May 1, 1922: K 160027.
Do you own the key to your own
front. door?:;; ©), Apr:|/ 22, 1922 1 ¢.
May 1, 1922; K 165021.
Does your home and your home life
reflect your success? © Mar. 26, 1922
ine Mery cl. TO22 IC A.GSOLS:
Don’t wait for your ship to come in,
puted now. Ok Reb. wa t922- dare.
May 1, 1922; K 165012.
Have you th’s certificate of citizen-
Ship? ww) ele: di. 19225) 1 e. May, 4.
1922; K 165009.
eased after the day’s work. © Mar.
2D loo onal es Way, it O22 Te Gat G:
Home builders are nation makers.
@ Mary 4, 1922 1 e¢.. May, 1,.1922: K
165013.
Home, sweet home. © Apr. 8, 1922;
ie: Mba) T9232) K 165019:
Homes reflect America’s independ-
ence, ©) Apr 15) 1922~ Pe Maye 1,
1922; K 165020.
In your own home. © Feb. 25, 1922;
Lb. ee Magy 1, 19225 K.165011.
Straight ahead to home ownership.
DERNIER (FLOYD
© Mar. 18, 1922; 1 c. May 1, 1922;
KK 165015.
Visions of home and happiness. ©
Mar ae S22e 1 ee. hMaw 1,” 19226
165014.
DETROIT CONVENTION AND ‘TOURISTS
BUREAU, Detroit. [6428
[Apex and city sky line] © Dec. 1,
19205 Ae Mar. 21, W922 °K 164256:
139
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6429
DETROIT PUB cCO., Detroit. [6429-6431
Detroit, Mich. First natl. bank,
073510. © May 15, 1922; 2 ec. May 26,
1922)3 deep 00RS:
Woodward Ave. south from
Grand Circus park, 073509. © May
15, 1922: 2 @ May 26, 19225) dh 2aa0s3:
[Now came still evening on, 073508]
© Mar. 14922:: 2 ¢. Maers0" 0322:
K 164497.
DEXTER FOLDER CO., New York.
[6432-6436
[5 drawings ]
Miniature dummies for the stand-
ardized Dexter Q-16 and D-382
folder.—Standardized Dexter Q-16
and D-82 folder. 12 pages, 1.—Stand-
ardized Dexter Q-16 and D-82 folder.
16 pages, 2—Standardized Dexter
Q-16 and D-82 folder. 24 pages, 3.—
Standardized Dexter Q-16 and D-382
folder. 32 pages, 4. © Apr. 15, 1922;
2c. each May 6, 1922; I 6750-6754.
Dry (M. Criirron) Ann Arbor.
[6437, 64388
Dux (Claire) © Mar. 16, 1922; 2 ¢.
Apr 24.1922: J) 254312.
and Bronislau Huberman. ©
Mars 16'-1922 20 er Aproaa, 19229" 5
2543138.
DICKESON (TESSIE F.) Shreveport, La.
[6439
Panne. © July 7, 1921; 2 ec. Mar. 9,
#O2Z2 © J-12587 10,
DICKINSON (ALICE MARGARET) Mon-
treat, N. C. [ 6440, 6441
Mitchell (Mt.) and Pinnacle from
Greybeard, C. © Apr. 26, 1922; 2 «.
May 8, 1922; J 254657.
Montreat auditorium. © May 3,
1922; 2 e. May 8, 1922; J 254656.
Dickson (Harry) Miles City, Mont.
[6442-6446
[5 photographs] :
Lonesome trail—Man and natures
building —Old oaken bridge.—On for-
ever.—Over the land six. © Feb. 1,
1922; 2 c. each Jan. 7, 1922; J 255065—
255069.
DIEBOLD (HMiIn HENRY) Newark, N. J.
[6447
Alpha-graphic drawing, plate 3. ©
Mar 2451922) 206. Mar. 21719226
164225.
DIEGES (CHARLES J.) New York.
[6448, 6449
[Sport art figures] © Apr. 24, 1922;
2¢G. AGT poke Oo: ikl O48 (Oo,
[Sport art trophies] © Apr. 24,
19227 27e@ Apr 27 1922) K 1648 fe
pt. Iv., He Sie oe:
Drxon (RALPH HILLIARD) Newark,
2 fi alguns [6450, 6451
Agents campaign and state right
selling chart. [Blueprint] © Mar.
21,1922; 2. ¢., Mar. 27%, a022 0 bao,
Wiring diagram for Dixie jr. re-
ceiving set for beginners and ama-
teurs. [Blueprint] © Feb. 8, 1922;
2 e. Mar. 27, 192278 GeiG:
DocHERTY (CHARLES R.) Omaha, Neb.
6452
Docherty’s chart of tintograph shad-
ing patterns. © May 1, 1922; 2 c May.
4. 3922; K 165487; .
DONAHUE (WILLIAM H.) Augusta, Me.
[6453
Always ready fire extinguisher. ©
Apr. 27, 1922; 2 © Mayeiwla22-. ki:
165063.
DONALDSON LITHOGRAPHING CO., New-
port, Ky. [6454-6473
Old fashioned courtesy distinguishes
our service. [6 sheet poster, 4773]
© Apr. 1, 1922;. 2 Gy dunes ee
K 166139.
[4 prints]:
Dollars guided to the bank mean
more to you. [16 sheet poster, 4780]—
[Furniture. 12 sheet poster, 4833]—
Give your taste a joy ride. [10 sheet
poster, 4786]—Pienic in itself. [6
sheet poster, 4764] © June 1, 1922;
2 ¢ each June 5, 1922. KR fe5514>
165816, 165818, 165820.
[4 prints]:
[Furniture. 12 sheet poster, 4827 j|j—
Make a date with a plate. [10 sheet
poster, 4783|—Our dry cleaning pre-
serves the charm of pretty clothes. [6
sheet poster, 4771]—Their daily bread.
[6 sheet poster, 4761] © Mar. 1, 1922;
2 ce. each May 24, 1922; K 1656381,
165633—165635.
[5 prints]:
Be ready when opportunity strikes,
start saving. [16 sheet poster, 4779 ]|—
[Furniture. 12 sheet poster, 48382]—
Old fashioned courtesy distinguishes
our service. [6 sheet poster, 4773]—
[Real estate. 12 sheet poster, 4868]—
Serve milk, the most refreshing drink.
[6 sheet poster, 4886] © May 1, 1922:
2 @. each June 5, d9225 Katia 12,
165813, 165815, 165817, 165819.
[6 prints]:
[Furniture. 12 sheet poster, 4831 ]—
It hits the spot. [10 sheet poster,
4784]—Natures way to rosy cheeks.
[6 sheet poster, 4768]—One slice calls
for another. [6 sheet poster, 4762]—
Stored up doilars increase in power.
140
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CLASSES, H TO K
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Cl
OA
174)
no. 2, 1922 JO
DONALDSON LITHOGRAPHING Cco.—Contd.
[6 prints]—Continued.
[16 sheet poster, 4778]—We clean all
the way through. [6 sheet poster,
4772] © Apr. 1, 1922; 2 ec. each May
24, 1922; K 165627—165630, 165682,
1656386.
DONNELLEY (REUBEN H.) coRP., Chi-
cago. [6474-6516
Bride’s book photograph series, 1-15.
© Jan. 27, 1922; 2 c. each Mar, 24,
1922; J 258995—254009.
— 16-25. © Feb. 24, 1922; 2c.
each Mar. 24, 1922; J 254010-254019.
Brides book series, 26-48. © Apr.
eu £022: 2 c. each May 25, 1922; J
255013—255030.
DoREE (NADGE) New York. [6517
Husband craft. Mother’s teachings.
© May 27, 1922; 2 c. June 2, 1922; Kk
165709.
Dow (Louis F.) co., St. Paul.
[6518-65382
Birches. © Apr 4, 1922:-2 ¢.. May
8, 1922; J 254984.
Summertime. © Apr. 1, 1922; 2 c.
May 8, 1922; J 254983.
[13 prints]:
Alice in wonderland faced the king
so grand, etc., M 22592—Climbing the
beanstalk, etce., M 22583.—Dwarfs kept
vigil o'er Snow Drops gravee M
22582.—Forgetting her mother’s part-
ing words, ete, M 22590.—Goosey,
goosey gander, whither dost thou
wander, M 22584.—Hansel and Gretel
left their home, etc., M 22587.—Just
when she was eating, etc., M 22586.—
Little Bo-peep has lost her sheep, etc.,
M 22588.—Peter, Peter, pumpkin-eater,
ete., M 22591.—[Telephone girl]—Tom,
Tom, the piper’s son, ete, M 22589.—
Water sprite caught the miller, etc,
M 22585.—Where are you going, my
pretty maid, M 22581. © Apr. 1, 1922;
ec. each May 8, 1922; K 165168—
165180.
Dow, Jones & co., New York. [65383
Market movements of U. S. Steel
common stock. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1922;
I 6679.
DRAGON RUBBER CO., Fishland, O.
[65384
[Dragon] © May 1, 1921; 2c. June
6, 1922; I 6794.
DUNCAN (Howarp F.) Champaign,
EM: [6535-6536
Illinois (Univ. of) varsity base ball
team, ©) "May Sl. 1922: 2c. June: 2,
1022 2ao0 TS.
varsity basket ball squad, 1922.
© Mar. 18, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 20, eae J
2538870.
DUNKEL (Harry) Pittsburgh. [65387
Arena shows. © Mar. 1, 1922; 2 ¢.
May 18, 1922; K 165359.
Dwyer (DENNIS J.) Los Angeles.
[6538
Golf bug. (Jn Mercury, Mar. 16,
1922)" ©: Apr. 10; 19222 e;)Mar28,
1922; K 164691.
DWYER (RAYMOND JOSEPH) Koch, Mo.
' [65389, 6540
Glennon (Archbishop John J.) and
Franciscan fathers, in front of super-
intendent’s residence, Koch, Mo., 657.
©) dc. Beeb 1042922 >. J. 208218.
at side of superintendent’s resi-
dence, Koch, Mo., 656. © 1c. Feb. 10,
G22 sd). ZaaLtO}
HASTMAN (C. EH.) Des Moines. [6541
Eastman’s (C. E.) nucleus plan of
school construction. © 1 c. Apr. 15,
1922; I 6647.
Eppy (Ben. A.) Portland, Or. [6542
How to make your own radio set.
‘ [Blueprint] © Apr. 1, 1922; 2 c. Apr.
4, 1922; I 6688.
Eppy . (George Lyman) Martinez,
Calif. [6548
Diablo (Mt.) under snow. © Apr.
22; 1922: 2 c. Apr. 28, 1922; J 254466.
Eppy (RALPH JAMES) Oregon city, Or.
[6544-6545
Oregon City, Or. W. P. Hawley
radio concert at Liberty theatre. ©
Apr a. 1922392 ‘ev Apr! Wa O22 et
254266.
radia demonstration at high
School, (Apr, 3, 192252 e. Apr.’ Gt,
1922; J 254265.
EpGar ALLAN POE SHRINE, INC., Rich-
mond, Va. [6546-6558
Books presented to shrine, L 14. ©
Mar 205, 1922 72" ¢. Mar. 22, 19225" J
2538971. .
Desk and chair of Edgar Allan Poe,
es Seeing His 19222 c. Mar? 1%,
1922.5. 3 253887.
Fireplace in old stone house, L 1.
©) Maris A022-"2, @. Mar: 17, 1922).
253838.
141
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6559
pt. Iv. we sv 17
Epear ALLAN POE SHRINE, INC.—Con.
Garden from courtyard, P 23. ©
May. 3)°19223°2 ‘ce. June? T,94922%) J
255422:
Poe’s boot hooks,
1922 <2 c. Mari 22, 1992 «ug
[8S photographs]:
Fountain and shrine, P 20.—Lock
of Poe’s hair, L 7—lLow post bed in
old stone house, M 10—Old stone
house, X 4.—Old stone house and foun-
tain, P 29.—Old stone house from roof
of shrine, P 14.—Shrine from door-
way of old stone house, P 24.—Shrine
from west walk, P 6. © June 3, 1922;
2 (ec. each June, 19225 J 2oedo—
2bplZt, 2o5r2o—20D 121.
Epison (THomMAsS A.) West Orange,
Nes di [6559
Edison (Thomas A.) at radio-phone,
L 4) © Mar 20.
253970.
5289. © Feb. 24, 1922; 2 c. May 11,
1922; J 254783.
Epson (NorMAN) Burton, Wash.
[6560
Dawn, Mt. Ranier. © Mar. 4, 1922;
2 c. Mar. 11, 1922: J 258765.
Epwarps (JOSEPH §S.) Los Angeles.
[6561
No link missing. © 1 ¢ Mar. 6,
1922; J 253662.
Epwarps (Levi P.) Mammoth Cave,
Ky. [6562-6592
Great Onyx Cave, Ky.:
Cascade Falls.—Cathedral palace.—
Cathedral spires.—Columns of onyx.—
Entering cave.—Entering Grand Can-
yon ave.—Entering Great Onyx: cham-
ber.—Fairy grotto—Feather hall, gyp-
sum feathers.—Frozen Niagara.—Gar-
den of the Gods.—Glory cluster.
Grand chandelier.—Hour glass.—Isle
of wonders.—Japanese temple.—L'me
grape formation.—Looking up Edwards
dome 200 ft. high—Marriage per-
formed at the bridal chamber.—Monu-
ment Hill—New hotel.—Onyx forma-
tion.—Phonograph horn.—Portion of
Great Onyx chamber.—Portion of
white helictite gallery, A, B.—Register
hall—Rock of Egypt.——Rocky Mt—
Stalactite and stalagmite ee eS
View of Parad’se. © Feb. 8, 1922; 2
each Feb. 11, 1922; J 25324125327 Ae
EGreLHor (F. L.) Dubuque, Ia. [6593
Perfect-seal concrete burial vault.
©1c. June 14, 1922; J 255392.
ELLINGSON (MAaArtTIN ApoLPH) McCook,
Neb. [6594
Stratton boosters. © Apr. 19, 1922;
2 e. May 1, 1922; J 254546.
ENDICOTT, JOHNSON Endicott,
Ns [6595-6601
Endicott, N. Y., Ideal park:
General view.—Playground scene.—
Small part of crowd enjoying races. ©
Apr. 20, 1922; 2. ¢. each Apr. Ai,.4922-
J 254361, 254362, 254864.
Endicott, N. Y., Ideal park:
Race track stables.—Race track, the
home stretch—Swimming pool. ©
Apr. 10, 19223 2 © each Ape. ia. 1922 -
J 254365-254367.
Endicott and Johnson City, N. Y.,
home of the square deal. © Apr. 20,
1922; 2c. Apr. 2Y, 1922" eee
[6602
CORP.,
ENGLAR (THOs 8.) Los Angeles.
Englar (T. 8.) @ > 4 Xess Ft.
1922; J 254263.
EXNGRAVO PROCESS PRESS, Chicago.
[6603-6609
Overflow. © Mar. 29, 1922; 2 e.
Apr. 10, 1922; K 164466.
[6 pr-nts]:
End of the fence-—Headquarters.—
Lazy moon.—Over the _ hill—Restful
place.—River’s edge. © Mar. 29, 1922;
2 ec. each Apr. 21, 1922; K 164715—
164720.
ERICSON (AuGUST WILLIAM) Areata,
Calif. [6610, 6611
Humboldt state teachers college, 1, 2.
© May 19, 1922; 2 c. each May 26,
1922; J 255034.
Ericson (Roy F.) Seattle. [6612
Place for each letter. © Apr. 10,
1922; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1922; K 164863.
EvurE (STEPHEN Epwarp) Wilmington,
N. C. [6613
Chart of the solar system. [Blue-
print] ©1c. Mar. 13, 1922; I 6598.
Evans (WALTER L.) Cleveland. [6614
Cartoon advertising suggestions. ©
May 2, 1922; 2 c May 5, 1922;
165324.
EVENING AMERICAN PUB. CO., Chicago.
[6615-6618
Happy? Ask them. © June 8, 1922;
1c. June 16, 1922; K 1660438.
Meets woes with smiles. © Mar. 9,
1922; 1 c. Mar. 24, 1922; K 164406.
On way to the gallows. © Mar. 3,
1922; 1 e. Mar. 24, 1922; K 164407.
Slain girl, her family and former
fiance. © Apr. 29, 1922; 1 c. May 10,
1922); Keaes2 76;
142
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no. 2, 1922
CLASSES, H TO K
6667
EVENING NEWS ASSN., Detroit. [6619
Mr. Straphanger at Lansing. ©
Feb. 26. 1922: 1 c. Mar. 3, 1922; K
163674.
EVENING TIMES, Cumberland, Md.
[6620-6637
Mose Bones [1922]:
© June 1; 1c. June 2; K 165710.
© June 2; 1c. June 6; K 165865.
© June 3; 1 c. June 7; K 165890.
© June 5; 1c. June 6; K 165850.
© June 6; 1c. June 7; K 165849.
© June 7; 1 c. June 8; K 165877.
© June 8; 1c. June 9; K 165886.
© June 9; 1c. June 10; K 165920.
© June 10; 1 c. June 13; K 165964.
© June 12; 1 ¢. June 13; K 165965.
© June 13; 1c. June 15; K 165984.
© June 14; 1c. June 15; K 165985.
© June 15; 1 ¢. June 16; K 166017.
© June 16; 1c. June 17; K 166034.
© June 17; 1c. June 20; K 166132.
© June 19; 1 c. June 20; K 166133.
© June 20; 1 c. June 21; K 166102.
© June 21; 1 c. June 22; K 166115.
EvERETT (WmM.) Elwha, Wash. [6638
Wild cat. © May 15, 1922; 2 c. May
20, 1922; J 254936.
Norfolk, Va.
[6639-6651
Bramberry (Wm. A.) © Mar. 10,
g022' 2 ce. Mar. 11, 1922; J 254278.
Butler (Hugh L.) © May 9, 1922;
2 c. May 10, 1922; J 254803.
.Hastwood. (R. M.) A-C. © Mar. 7,
1922 ; 2c. each: Mar: 8, £93225 2551 11
253713.
Herbert (C. E.) © May 8, 1922;
2 ¢. May 9, 1922; J 254695.
Mason (C. W.) A, B. © Apr. 20.
1922); 2 c. each Apr. 21, 1922; J 254407,
254408. _
Tucker. (Rev. B. D.) © Apr. 7,
1922; 2 ¢. Apr. 10, 1922; J 254274.
[4 photographs] :
Curtis (Richard) 1, 2.—Higgins (J.
F.)—Higgins (J. F.) and Richard
Curtis: ©: May. 13, 1922; 2 c. each
May 15, 1922: J. 254804-254807.
Faser (J. H.) & SON,
Facerperc, (ALBERT) Santa Fe. [6652
Santa Fe, N. M.,. U. S. Post office.
© Apr. 10, 1922; 2 c. May 17. 1922:
di 255055.
3297-29 __5
FAIRBANKS (C. A.) Wichita, Kan.
FAGERING (N. RicHARD) St. Paul.
[6653
Who will protect her now?
Mar. 10, 1922; 2 e. Mar. 30, 1922; K
164592.
[6654
[Visualizer] © Mar. 16, 1922; 2 ec.
Mar. 22, 1922; K 164498.
FAIRCHILD (CHARLOTTE) New York.
[6655, 6656
MacRay (Miss Ellen) 1, 2. © Dec.
22, 1921; 1 e«. each’ Feb. 13, 1922; ¥ e¢:
each Mar. 4, 1922; J 253687, 253688.
FAIRCHILD AERIAL CAMERA CORP., New
York. [6657-6659
Arverne, N. Y., after the fire’ of
June 15, 1922, taken from the south,
3284. © June 16, 1922: 2 c. June 22,
1922; J. 255415.
taken from the southwest, 32898.
© June 16, 1922; 2 ¢, Jume 22, 1922;
J 255414.
Patterson, N. J., to Jersey City, N. J.,
strip of aerial vertical photographs.
(© Apr. 14, 1922: 2 « May 3, ¥may a
254607.
FALKENSTEIN
Great Falls,
Mont. [6660
Yellowstone national park, the
grotto, apparation of man’s head. ©
Mae. 44 19225 2 ec. Keb. 20. 1982:
254062.
FALLERT (PAUL) Pittsburgh. [6661
Boyle (Rt. Rev. Bishop Hugh C.) of
the Diocese of Pittsburgh. © Oct. 14,
1921. 1 .]@ Apr: 27, 19221 ec. May 49,
1922; J 254985.
Farco (Epwarp ALBERT) Chicago.
[6662
© Feb. 28, 1922; 1 ¢.
Apr. 28, 1922: K
(JACOB)
Shoe bank.
Apr 40> 19225 7b 4a.
164948.
Farco (FRANK M.) Chicago. [6663
Han-de-kit. © Apr. 24, 1922; 2 ec.
May 17, 1922; K 165844.
Farnum (G. H.) Okemah, OKI.
[6664-6668
All tanks full, midwest, Garrison
oilwell no. 1, flowing in slush pool,
A-C. © Feb. 24, 1922; 2 c. each Mar.
2. MOF F 253981253983.
FaRgnum (JULIAN) Minneapolis.
[6667
[Farnum standard home, 641. 6
sheets, blueprints] © 1 ¢c. May 2,
1922 °1- Git.
143
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"a
+
Dt; TV. ee oe
6668
FEATHER (RoBERT S.) Smithtown FIELD (RICHARD G.) Alhambra, Calif.
Branch No” Ye [ 6668-6672
Lake Ronkonkoma, N. Y.,
brary. (©: June’ 7, 192272 ey aes.
19223) 2opiesce
Smithtown, L.” 15 2N.7Y¥.; old anil
@ Apr. 5.8922: 2 ¢ Apres t, 122718
165150.
Short beach, town park, 1, 2.
© Apr. 5, 1922; 2 c. each Apr. 7, 1922;
K 165148, 165149.
Smithtown Branch, Wi... N. Vy...
Beryl Lake. © Apr., 5,. 1922; 2 c.
Apr. 7, 1922; K 165147.
FERNALD (Gusurns Haritow) Malden,
. Mass. [6673
Stethphone. © 1 ¢. Mar. 14, 1922;
J, 253812,
FERRIS (NoRMAN L.) Rochester, N. Y.
[6674-6699
[11 photographs] :
Along the lake, 185.—Hillside pas-
time, 66.—Inspiration point, 8—Lazy
day, 2.—Ode to nature, 9.—Path to the
lake, 1.—Pine lane, 186.—Reflections,
5.—Rippling waters, 179.—Rising
moon, 6.—Winter road, 140. © Apr.
1, '1922:"2 ©.’ each Apr. 29,. 1922; J
254677254687.
[15 photographs] :
Evening.—Eventide—Full moon.—
Gateway.—June evening—Moonlight
bay.—Moonlight waters.—On Birch
Point.—Pillars.—Quiet cove. — Rocks
and surf.—Silvery moon.—Snowladen
trail.—Summer’s day .— Winding
brook. © Mar. 10, 1922; 2 ¢. each
Mar. 14, 1922; J 258817-253831.
FERTIG (JOSEPH) New York. [6700
Tower of service. © May 15, 1922;
Ze. May 22) 1922. i OT 71d.
Fretp (JuLIus H.) Fayetteville, Ark.
[6701-6708
Landscape, 182-184, 186. © May 19,
1922; 2 c. each May 22, 1922; J 254938-—
254941.
“ [4 photographs] :
Castle-—Court house, springtime.—
Little white church in the wildwood.—
Summer clouds. © May 10, 1922; 2 «.
each May 18, 1922; J 254790—-254793.
FreLp (MARSHALL) & co., Chicago.
[6709
Week of handkerchiefs, one for every
day (OV Apr 10; 1922 2" ey Ames)
1922; K 164694.
144
Free li-
[6710
Alhambra, Calif., first post office,
1886. ©. Apt..% 1922752 @aer 14.
1922; J 254826,
FILLMORE (WM.
Dunn, N. C.
Lynchburg, Va., business section,
looking west, airplane photo. © May
3, 1922; 2c. May 117 1922 2a 780.
—— Craddock, Terry co’s west end
shoe factory, airplane photograph. ©
May 3, 1922: 2 ©, May) tiese22]
254779.
H.) AIRCRAFT CO.,
[6711-6715
Jobbers overall plant. © May
10, 1922; 2 c May 17, 1922; J 254878.
—— Randolph Macon womans col-
lege. © May 6, 1922; 2 c May 15,
1922; J 254815.
pe N. C., Masonic a
airplane photograph. © Apr. 8, 1922;
2 ce. May 11, 1922; J 254778.
FisH (Harry W.) Decatur, Ill.
[6716
Wabash hospital ambulance. © Jan.
1, 1922; 2 c. Apr.'6, 1922 ;- J 254127.
FISHBAUGH (WILLIAM ARTHUR) Mi-
ami, Fla. [6717, 6718
X 575. ©: Apr. 21, 19224 2-e.,Apr:
24, 1922; J 254406.
XV 604. © May 29, 1922; 2 c June
2, 1922: J 255073.
FISHEL, ADLER & SCHWARTZ Co., New
York. [6719-6742
[24 prints]:
[Bible N. T.] I John III, 508.—
Courage, 503.— Deity, 511.— Don’t
worry, 5138.—Friendship.—Happiness,
504.—Home, 510.—[In Venice]—[ Keep
smiling, 501]—Learn to, live, 512.—
Love is Heaven, 514.—Love is real,
517.—Morning glories—Mother love, —
507.—My door, 518.—My rosary, 505.— —
[Poppies]—Psalm 23, 506.—Psalm 91, —
502. —- True love, 519, —- 1 Venetian
street]—Welcome, 509.—Welcome to
our home, 515.—What is love, 516. © —
Feb. 1, 1922 ;°2 ¢. eaeh ay. 28, 1922 ; a
K 164889-164912.
J stsl a (Harry C.) New York
[6743-6833
Mutt and Jeff [1921]:
© Sept. 1; 1 ¢ Apr. 227 Kk 164 785:
© Sept..2; 1 ¢ Apr. 22; K' 164784.
© Sept. 3; 1 ¢ Apr, 22; K 164816.
© Sept. 4; 1 c Apr. 22:°K 164809.
© Sept: 5; 1 ce. Apr. 22; K 164810.
© Sept. 6; 1 « Apr. 22; K 164811.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1922
FisHER (Harry C.)—Continued.
Mutt and Jeff [1921]—Continued.
© Sept. 7: 1 ¢. Apr. 22: K 164812.
© Sept. 8; 1 c. Apr. 22; K 164813.
© Sept. 9:1. Apr. 22; K 164814.
© Sept. 10; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164815.
© Sept. 11; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164786.
© Sept. 12: 1c. Apr. 22; K 164808.
© Sept. 13; 1 e Apr. 22; K 164807.
© Sept. 14; 1 ¢. Apr. 22; K 164783.
© Sept. 15; 1 ¢. Apr. 22; K 164782.
© Septal6; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164781.
© Sept. 17; 1 c. Apr. 22; K 164780.
i) Seut, 18> 1c. Apr. 22: K 164779.
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Apr. 22; K 164778.
© Sept. 20; 1 ¢. Apr. 22; K 164817.
© Sept. 21; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164818.
© Sept. 22; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164819.
© Sept. 23; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164820.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164821.
© Sept. 25; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164822.
© Sept. 26; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164823.
© Sept. 27; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164824.
© Sept. 28; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164825.
© Sept. 29; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164826.
© Sept. 30; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164827.
Oct 1:1 ¢: Apr: 22; K 164767.
© Oct. 2; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164768.
© Oct. 3; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164769.
© Oct. 4; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164770.
i) Oct. 5: 1 ec. Apr. 22: 164771.
Oct. 6; 1 ¢-Apr.:22 > K ‘164772.
im Oct. 7; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164773.
© Oct. 8; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164774.
Oct. 9: 1 c. Apr. 22: K 164775.
©) Oct. 10; 1 ec. Apr. 22; K 164776.
fo -Oet.. 11: 1 ¢, Apr. 22; K 164747.
Oct: 12-1 ¢. Apr. 22; K 164748.
© Oct. 13; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164749.
© Oct. 14; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164750.
Oc. 15; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164751.
Oct, 16; 1 ec. Apr..22:;; K 164752.
© Oct. 17; 1 ec. Apr. 22; K 164753.
© Oct. 18; 1 c. Apr. 22; K 164754.
© Oct. 19; 1 c. Apr. 22; K 164755.
(© Oct: 20; 1 c. Apr: 22; K 164756.
© Oct. 21; 1¢ Apr 22;‘K 164737.
© Oct. 22:1 c¢. Apr. 22; K 164738.
© Oct. 23; 1 c. Apr. 22; K 164739.
© Oct. 24; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164740.
i Oct. 25: 1c. Apr. 22;K 164741.
© Oct. 26; 1 c. Apr. 22; K 164742.
© Oct. 27: 1c. Apr. 22;‘K 164743.
/FLAGG (CHARLES EVERETT)
FisHrER (Harry C.)—Continued.
Mutt and Jeff [1921]—Continued.
©) Oct: 28.3 1/e Apr. 22> K 164757.
. 29; 1 c. Apr. 22; K 164758.
. 30; Le. Apr. 22; K 164759.
so. pd. e, Apr. 22: :K- 164760:
soe dt ey Apr. 22) KGET.
ey ime asp) 22: Ke 164745.
Nov. 3; 1 c. Apr. 22; K 164796.
N 4 1e, Apres 22: 164795.
Noy. 5; 1 ¢. Apr. 22; K 164794.
Nov. 6; 1 ¢ Apr. 22; K 164793.
fig 22; K 164792.
; K 164791.
; K 164790.
K 164789.
K 164788.
K 164787.
K 164744.
K 164806.
K 164805.
ft ¢. Apr.
ls Sood Ch Apr:
Vov. 9; 1 ce. Apr.
AO: eh eG sAn i
dhe Lex vA ie
OV AZ Wee, Apr.
Sab e-Apr; 2
7, JAS Ave Apr:
x1 es Apr:
jG hic. Apr 22° 1164804.
. 17; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164803.
F183 be. Apr 22 °K 164802:
7 49" 1 € Apr. 22> K 164801:
aa Lie ADE, 225 1K IG411T.
7.21; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164800.
Leoeg / C: Apr 223 Kit64799-
oles te, Ape. 22 KK 164798.
2s de: Apr 222K 164797.
. 20; 1 c. Apr. 22; K. 164764.
. 26; 1c. Apr. 22; K 164766.
Bn ver Apr. 22): Kh 16476.
205 2 e, Apr. 22; K 164762:
oy ee, ar 2° Ki tet:
ao yee. Apr, 22: K 164761:
FISHER, CroFt co., Medina, Wash.
[6834-6851
No wb
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[18 photographs]:
Cocoanut palms, 13801.—Green River,
Wash., 1207.—Green River Gorge,
Wash., 1208, 1209, 1211.— Jacksonville,
Fla., St. Johns River, 1307—Palm
Beach, Wla.,. Cocoanut, :ave., 1306.—
Palm Beach, Fla., cocoanut palm,
1305.—Palm Beach, Fla., Lake drive,
1302.—Portals of the past, 1205.—Seal
. Rocks, 1202-1204, 1210, 1212.—Tomoka
River, 1304.—Washington road, 1206.—
. Water hyacinths,
1303. «© -June Ay
1922; 2c. each June.8, 1922; J 255142-
255159.
Spokane,
Wash. [6852
Hayden Lake, Id., in December. ©
A eon eG. Var 4 | LOOD =e J
2540638.
145
CATALOGUE OF
6853
FLETCHER (Howarp EpcGaAr) Indian-
apolis. [6853
Permanent cost guide for millwork
estimating. [Blueprint] © 1c. May
26, 1922; I 6768.
Forses (HENRY Epear) San Antonio,
Tex. [6854
F. & W. tailless kite outfit. © Apr.
1; 1922; 2. e. Apr. 11, 1922 ; I 6639.
Forp (CHARLES Epwarp) Jacksonville,
Fla. [6855-6884
Duval, 14. © Apr. 25, 1922; 2 ¢.
each Apr. 28, 1922; J 254452-254455.
AG... CC) Apr 12S. 1 O22 a Ae
each May 38, 1922; J 254617—254628.
17. © May 1, 1922; 2c. May 8,
1922; J 254655.
18. © May 3, 1922; 2 c. May 8,
1922; J 254654.
19. © May 3, 1922; 2 ¢ May 8,
09222) 3 1254608.
20-24 CY May °20.) 188252 ic:
each May 22, 1922; J 254942254949.
Boys club of 1922.—Class of 1922.—
Girls club of 1922. © Apr. 17, 1922;
2, e. each Apr. 21, 1922 J. .25486s—
254370.
Forp (HeENrRy) Dearborn, Mich.
[6885, 6886
Word (Mr.) © 1 ¢ Apr. 21, 1922:
J 254426.
Ford (Mrs.) ©1e. Apr. 15, 1922;
J 254427,
FoORNCROOK (CLARENCE SAMUEL) Los
Angeles. [6887
Northwest signal hill oil field. ©
Jane 7, 1922: 2 ic. June lS, -1922° F
255274.
Foster (Orton LAWRENCE) Lafayette,
Ind. [6888-6902
[15 photographs] :
Beeches in winter.—Blue shadows on
the snow.—House of a hundred years
ago.—Indian summer on the Tippe-
canoe. — October on Sugar Creek.—
Old cabin on Bear Wallow trail.—OlId
tow path.—Purple shadows at Turkey
Run.—Ravine at Turkey Run.—Rock
River at the shades.—Springboro on
the Tippecanoe.—Sugar camp.—Weed
Pateh Ridge in Brown Co.—Winter
brook.—Winter woodland. © Apr. 1,
1922; 2 c. each Apr. 4, 1922; J 254093-
254107.
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
DL: IVS
(FonTAINE) Port Washington,
iy ee [6904
Toonerville trolley. © Mar. 1, 1922;
2 ¢. Mar. 21, 1922; K 164089.
Fox (Ivan E.) Chicago. [6905
Systemic circulation showing arte-
rial distribution and venous return.
© Apr. 1, 1922; 2.¢ Ape a0pig22- 1
6737.
FRANK (Sytvra) Venice, Calif. [6906
Break of day. © 1. Feb. 9, 1922;
J 254431. e
FRASHER (BURTON) Pomona, Calif.
[6907
L. ©. Apt... 3).1922 22 eapege 10,
1922; J 254261.
FRAZER (CLARA) Withers Mills, Mo.
[6908
Twain (Mark) and Becky Thatcher.
© 1 ¢. June 3, 19227 J 205247,
FREE (W. A.) Davenport, La.
[6909-6913
Fox
[5 photographs]:
Fruit vender.—Gypsy girl—Happy
childhood. Newsboy.—Penrod
(Lady) © May 1, 1922; 2 ¢ each
May 31, 1922; J 255197—255201.
FREESLAND (WILSON §.) Norfolk, Va.
[6914
Micrometer adjustment crystal de-
tector for either table or panel mount-
ing. [Blueprint] © 1 c. June 23,
1922; I 6817.
FRENCH (ARTHUR) New York.
[6915-6921
Architectural league studio exhibit,
interior, 1-3. © Mar, Siie2e= 2 eG
each Mar. 18, 1922; J 2538775—-253777.
New York (City) Public library,
interior view, 1-4. © May 10, 1922;
2 e@ each May 24, 1922; J 255050-
255053.
FRENCH & RUSSELL, San Francisco.
[6922
I am not bound to win but I am
bound to be true. [Abraham Lincoln
motto] © Mar. 3, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 10%
1922; K 164257.
Frink (H. A.) Quincy, Mass. 6923
Adams (John Quincey) birthplace of.
© June 1, 1922; 2 c. May 31, 1922; J
255064.
Fritz (CHARLES A.) North Abington.
Foster (W. C.) Portland, Or. [6903 Mass.
Columbia River highway, winter Fritz’ milk maid chocolate shake.
scene. © Feb. 1, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 16, | © Apr. 24, 1922; 2 c. June 6, 1922; K
1922: J 253814. 165848.
146
[6924
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1922
CLASSES, H TO K
6959
Frost & REED, LTD., Bristol, Eng.
[6925-6928
[4 prints]:
[Horses exercising, a December
morning; by A. J. Munnings]—[Hunt-
ing morning at the kennels; by A. J.
Munnings]—[Point to point meeting
on Barrowly Hill; by A. J. Mun-
nings|—[Taking hounds to cover; by
A. J. Munnings] © Apr. 27, 1922: 1
¢. May 20, 1922; K 165541-165544.
FRUCHTER (ALTON) New York. [6929
faeiwte, © Apr. 5, 1922: 2 c Apr.
14, 1922; K 164953.
FUHR PTG. WoRKS, Williamsburg, O.
[6930
Williamsburg, O., Public school. ©
Bev 1922- 2 ¢, Apr. 8, 1922: K
164499.
FULLER STUDIO, New Milford, Conn.
: [6931
New Milford, Conn., fourth annual
Litchfield Co. conference of older girls.
© May 6, 1922; 2 c. May 8, 1922: J
254652.
FULTON BAG & COTTON MILLS, Atlanta.
[6932-6935
[Traveler tent as manufactured by
Fulton bag and cotton mills] styles
14. © Feb. 1, 1922; 2 c. each May 11,
1922; K 165469-165472,
Funk & WAGNALLS co., New York.
[69386-6948
(In Lit-
© May
Afternoon, Hudson River.
erary digest, Mar. 13, 1922)
11, 1922; 1 c. May 24, 1922; K 165652.
[Baby] (Jn Literary digest, Mar.
18, 1922) © Mar. 16, 1922: 1 c. Mar.
22, 1922: K 164198.
[Easter morning] (Jn Literary di-
Best, Apr. 15, 1922) © Apr. 138, 1922;
1c. Apr. 19, 1922; K 164652.
Enjoying a radio concert 300 miles
away. (Jn Literary digest, Apr. 22,
2922) © Apr. 20, 1922; 1 «© May 1,
#922; K 165043.
[Flag] (Jn Literary digest, May
mi, 1922) © May 25, 1922: 1c. June
45 1922; K 165711.
Her Easter bonnet. (Jn Literary di-
ese, Apr. 1, 1922) © Mar. 30, 1922-
@ ec. Apr. 10, 1922: K 164467.
Landing the trout. (In Literary di-
gest, June 10, 1922) © June 8, 1922:
1c. June 15, 1922: K 166082.
Lee rail under. (In Literary digest,
Epes, 1922) © Apr. 6, 1922: 1.¢
Apr. 17, 1922: K 164636.
FunK & WAGNALLS co.—Continued.
Motherhood. (Jn Literary digest,
May 6, 1922) © May 4, 1922; 1c¢. May
10, 1922; K 165253.
Old master. (Jn Literary digest,
Pep. 20, 1922) ©) Heb. 25, 1922 ~ ie
Apr. 19, 1922; K 164653.
Reading hour. (Jn Literary digest,
Mar. 25, 1922) © Mar. 23, 1922; 1c.
Mar. 31, 1922; K 164344.
School quartet. (In Literary digest,
May 20, 1922) © May 18, 1922; 1 «¢.
May 29, 1922; K 165699.
Yosemite national park, upper and
lower falls. (Jn Literary digest, June
3, 1922) © June 1, 1922; 1 ¢. June 15,
1922; K 166033.
GABRIEL (SAML.) SONS & CO., New York.
[6949
Marble mosaics. [Box top, T 188]
© Feb. 1, 1922; 2 ce May 23, 1922:
1 1Gapo0.
GAGNIER (JOSEPH S.) Detroit. [6950
Pumpking n’ everything. © May
16, 1922; 2 c June 15, 1922; K 166009.
GALE (ROBERT G.) York, Neb.
[6951, 6952
Booth (Mildred) winner of Great
Divide beauty contest. May 3,
1922; 2 c May 31, 1922; J 255082.
profile. © May 38, 1922; 2 e.
May 31, 1922; J 255083.
GARDNER (Kart H. M.) San Francisco.
[6953-6955
Chief priest. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1922;
J 254390. |
Master supreme. © Mar. 23, 1922;
2 ¢. Mar. 29, 1922; J 254689.
Pontifex. © Mar. 24, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
29 W922 OF 254037.
GARVEY (Ep. A.) & co., Chicago.
[6956
Everything for the office, Wabash
TS00 3) Ae) Mar: 201922"? 2 e: Mar: 22.
1922; J 254360.
GARY (THEO. H.) co., New York.
[6957, 6958
Invisible hair net, 10. © Mar. 29,
1922; 2.¢. Apr. 18, 1922: K 164637.
(Wew girl 1] +@© Jan. 13, 1922; 2:e.
Apr. 18, 1922; K 164638.
GAUSE (EpGAR CHANDIER) Kennett
Square, Pa. [6959
Music hath the old charm. © Apr.
26, 1927): de: May 18, 1922; 1 ¢. May
26, 1922: J 255045.
147
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6960
DL. LV. aoe ee
GAUTHIER (L.) Neuilly-Plaisance, S. &
O., France. [ 6960-6969
[10 photographs]:
Apaisement.—Au pied dela Fautana.
(At the foot of Fautana Fall)—
Ombres et lumiéres (Shadows and
lights )—Tahiti—Vahiné au bain loti.
(At Loti’s bath)—Vahiné cachée, étude
3.—Vahiné couchée, étude 1.—Vahiné
dans les rochers (Among the rocks)—
Vahiné debout, étude 2.—Valleé en-
chanteresse (Bewitching valley) ©
1c each Apr. 138, 1922; J 254348—
254357.
FAYLORD BROS., Syracuse, N. Y. [6970
Public library, free service. © Mar.
PM. 1922); 2:¢e. Mar. 25) 9922) K 164258:
GEM PUB. co., Cleveland. [6971
Game of Treasure Island. [Cover
design] © May 19, 1922; 2 c. May 22,
1922; Ik 165506.
GENERAL ELECTRIC cOo., Schenectady,
IN OX: [6972
Focusing and redirecting the light
from a 21 candle power Mazda C lamp
in a parabolic reflector. © 1 ¢ May
8, 1922; J 254651.
GEORGE WASHINGTON MASONIC NATL.
MEMORIAL ASSN., Washington.
[6973-6976
Alexandria, Va., George Washing-
ton Masonic natl. memorial, day. ©
sum 6, 1922: 2-e.. June 7 1922: J
255118.
memorial hall, interior. ©
Mar. 22. 1922-2 1¢, Mar. 22 1922-65
253965.
——-night. © June 6, 1922; 2 «
June 7, 19227 e25oatt rn
—— view from entrance portico.
Mar. 22, 1922" 2 eMart. 22," 1922).
253964.
GERHARD SISTERS PHOTO co., St. Louis.
[6977-6992
Davis (J. Lionberger) 24250 C. ©
ets h 192d 2 en. Mare hay. O22
253784.
Entrikin (Knowles) 4, 12, 14, 15, 18,
20. © Mar) 27) 192212 ¢ each Apr. %
1922; J 254131-2541386.
Falconar (Mrs. Martha B.) 1,2. ©
Heb. 28.°1922); 2 c.veach Apr. 7, 1922;
J 254129, 254130.
wreate C) Keb. 28) 1922 2 1c
Mar. 13, 1922; J 253785.
Hirt (C. G.) -© May 17,.1922; 2 ¢.
May 15, 1922; J 254820.
Hughes (Andrew C.) © May 8,
1922: 2 c. May 15, 1922: J 254819.
©
J
GERHARD SISTERS PHOTO co.—Contd.
Koch (Raymund) © May 24, 1922;
2 c. May 29, 1922; J 255063.
10. © May 28, 1922; 2 c. June
5) 1972s od, Doe
Peege (Miss Charlotte) © May 25,
1922; 2 ce. June 5, 1922; J Zaaitia,
Wheeler (Wayne B.) © Jan. 18,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 10; 19229
GESCHEIDT (JACOB) & co., New York.
xescheidt for honest building. ©
[6993
Ss Apr. 20) Agee AK
Apr, 22, 1922.2
164949.
GEYER (H. L.) Colonial Beach, Va.
[6994-6996
Colonial Beach, Va.: a.
Bathing de luxe.—Forenoon bathing
hour.—Watching the camera man.
May.10, 1922; 2 c each May die 2922 ;
K 165261-165263.
GIBSON (C. R.) & co., New York.
[6997-6999
{ National line promotion certificate ] :
Cradle roll certificate, 700.—Junior .
department promotion certificate,
704.—Pr.mary department promotion
cert ficate, 703. © May -1, 1922; 2 ec.
each May 4, 1922; K 1653827—-165329.
GILCHRIST (Wi1LLIAM A.) Chicago.
[7000
[Combustion of wet fuels] © May
1, 1922; 2 e May 23, 1922. 1 Gi.
GILDERSLEEVE (KF, A.) Waco, Tex.
[7001, 7002
College Station, Tex., A. & M. col-
lege, Ross volunteers ball. © Apr. 22,
1922; 2 c. May 18, 1922; J 255046.
Ross volunteers banquet. ©
Apr...22, 1922: 2 ‘e.My Seo oe
254788.
GILES (FRANK STEWART) Tulsa, OKI.
[ 7003:
Oklahoma oil sand reports. [Blue-
print] © Mar. 15, 1922; 2 ¢. Mar. 25,
1922; I 6618.
GILLASPY (HAROLD FLEETWOOD)
quet, Minn.
On time: © Feb. 27.1922;
Mar. 6, 1922; J 254064.
GILLETT (RosBerT P.) Chicago.
Best kitchenette. [Blueprint] ©
1 e. June 23, 1922: I 6816.
Gitties (A. P.) Los Augeles.
Los Angeles terminal exchange blidgs.
© Mar. 8,-1922; 2c. Mar. 138, 19225 a
253766.
[7004
148
[7006 ©
Clo-a
oa
[7005 |
oe |
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1922
T7062
GINSBERG (ABRAHAM J.) New York.
[ TOUT—-T0B4
Upper Lake, N. Y.:
Bit of state road, 3.—Bog River
Falls, 7—Bubbling brook, 15.—From
Bog River Falls, 23—From Jenk ns
Po.nt, 24.—From Rock Isiand Bay, 1,
2.—Litchfield park, chateau, 19.—
Litchfield park, chateau, trophy roof,
18.—Litchfield park gate, 16.—Litch-
field park, road, 17.—State road from
Levey’s turn, 4. © Dec. 1, 1921; 2 ¢.
each Apr. 28, 1922; J 254468, 254473,
254474, 254477254479, 254482, 254486,
254487, 254491-254493.
[16 photographs]:
After the storm in the Adirondack
Mts., 6.—Ausable Falls in the Adiron-
dack Mts., 12.—Ausable River in the
Adirondack Mts., 22, 25.—High falls
in the Adirondack Mts., 21.—Jenk ns
Point on Big Upper Lake, N. Y., 28.—
Long Lake, N. Y., in the Adirondack
Mts.. 5.—Long Lake bridge in the Ad-
irondack Mts., 13.—Simple life in the
Adirondack Mts., 14.—Solitude in the
Adirondack Mts., 20.—Stream in the
Adirondack Mts., 26.—Sunset on Ra-
quette River, Adirondack Mts., 8, 11.—
Upper Saranac Lake, N. Y., in the Ad-
irondack Mts., 27, 29.—View in the
Adirondack Mts., 9. © Dec. 1, 1921;
oc, each Apr. 28, 1922; J 254467,
254469-254472, 254475, 254476, 254480.
254481, 254483-254485, 254488—-254490.
254494.
GLAZA (JOHN F.) Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
[7035
Sturgeon Bay, Wis., canal. © Mar.
meo22: 2c. Apr. 10, 1922; J 254215.
GopWIN (Harrison) Carmel, Calif.
[7036
©) Mar. 20; 1922;.2.¢.
; J 254044.
Ocean ave.
Mar. 30, 1922
({0ES LITHOGRAPHING Cco.. Chicago.
[7037-7039
[Lithographed stock certificate] :
[Brown border]—[Green border ]—
|Orange border] © June 1, 1922; 2c.
each June 5, 1922; K 165822-165824.
GoccIn (JoHN E.) Salem, Mass.
[7040-7042
And Little Red Riding Hood on the
hobby horse car.—L ttle Red Riding
Hood and the two lost babes in the
woods on the hobby horse car.—On his
hobby horse ear.
1922; J :°253678—253680.
© 1c. each Feb. 6, | Yorki—=-U.
GOLDBERG (SAMUEL) Los Angeles.
[7043
Hollywood, Calif., Bernheimer home.
© Apr 25). 40225 2 cy May 10 1922 -
J 254777.
GOOD FURNITURE MAGAZINE co., Grand
Rapids, Mich. | 7044-7047
[Furnishing and So aan ie
home, plate 348] © Dec. 7, 1921;
Mar. 25, 1922; K 164218.
[plates 347. 349, 350]. © Mar.
Se 19222. c; each “Mar. 25, 19223 K
164219-164221.
GOODMAN ENGRAVING CO., Boston.
[7048, 7049
Lucky four leaf clover, calendar. ©
May i, a922° Jae wwlay (20; 689222 1
165468.
Lucky horse shoe calendar. © May
1, 1922; 2 c. May 20, 1922; K 165467.
GorDON (Harry L.) Cincinnati.
[7050-7053
[4 prints]:
Don’t be a cowbird, take care of your
own nest eggs.—Get what you can and
hold what you get.—Good old family
umbrella for a rainy day, a Tasp pol-
icy.—Hooray, you don’t have to die to
win $1,000.00. © Feb. 16, 1922; 2 «.
each Mar. 2. 1922; K 164012-164015.
tORDON (NATHANIEL) New York.
[7054
St. Bernard life saver. © Mar.
28,1922: 2c. Mar: 31, 1922: J 254060:
CRAPHIC FEATURES, Boston. [7055
Your place in the sun. (Jn World
magazine. ) May: #21, 1922 done,
June 22, 1922; K 166134.
GRAYBILL (GLADYS B.) Los Angeles.
[ 7056
©) jane. 15, 922): 2y¢.
J 255400.
Sunny boy.
sune 22919223
GREAT AMERICAN INS. co., New York.
[7057-7059
Standard for:
Brazing tables, blow torches.—Gaso-
line storage and filling.—Radio phone
receiving set. © May 19, 1922; 2 «.
each Mav 27, 1922; I 6810-6812.
Brooklyn.
[ 7060-7062
CREEN (GEORGE)
There’s
Ccneyv
only one:
Island.—Little old New
5. A. © June. 5, 1922; 2 ¢.
each June 6, 1922; K 165845-165847.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7063
pt. Iv., 2. s., V. 17
GREEN BAy ASSN. OF COMMERCE, Green
Bay, Wis. [7063
Green Bay, gateway to the great
waterway. © Dec. 23, 1921; 2 c. May
29, 1922: K 165694.
GREEVER, LOTSPEICH Knox-
ville, Tenn. [7064
Selling through salesmen is expen-
sive.’ (@Qy Apr. if, 19222 2re Apes Jo:
1922; K 165151.
Gripwoop (H. D.) London.
[7065-7080
Over the German lines, showing deep
trenches. mine craters and shell pitted
ground. © Sept. 3, 1919; 1c Apr. 22,
£922; 7 254922
U boat 1385, interior of forward com-
partment, showing torpedo and four
torpedo tubes. © July 3, 1919; 1 «.
Apr. 22, 1922: J 254918.
[5 photographs]:
Although suffering heavily our lads
never faltered until they had taken the
German trenches.—Courage unsur-
passed. Crawling through the wire to
rescue fallen comrades, victims of a
deadly shell—French graves smashed
by German shell fire, a German sniper
was discovered hidden in a coffiin——
Jerusalem, the Holy City, goal of the
Crusaders, rescued forever from the
Turks.—Turkish troops defeated by
Allenby in the outlying hills, retreat
through Jerusalem by the Jaffa gate.
oe sune: 1, 19165) ‘c) each Apr. 22;
1922; J 254917, 254920, 254921, 254923,
254925.
[9 photographs]:
At close grips with the Hun, we
bomb the corkshaffer’s out of their
concrete strongholds at Pilkem.—Belli-
court, France, form :dable Hun pill box,
scene of Sanguinary fighting during the
battle of Arras—Daybreak on Vimy
Ridge after our dogged and impetuous
assault on the Ridge, Apr. 9, 1917.—
Direct hit from our monitors off the
Belgium coast wipes out a Hun defense
battery, Mereskerke.—D saster on the
dunes, the Huns blow up the last bridge
and isolate our hard pressed battal-
ions.—Flanders mud hampers our ar-
tillery. removing a field gun from
flooded and _ shell pitted position.—
Haughty Prussians with machine guns
captured by old contemptibles in our
advance at Pozieres.—Maintaining our
supremacy in the air. A battle squad-
ron in fighting formation.—Squadron
ot giant planes off on a moonlight raid
to bomb objectives beyond the Rhine.
© Aug. 10; 1921; 1 ¢. each Apr. 22.
MFG. CO.,
| 165832.
Gripwoop (H. D.)—Continued.
[9 photographs ]—Continued.
1922; J 254911-254916, 254919, 254924,
254926.
GRIFFIN (ELIZABETH D.) Newburyport,
Mass. {7081
Simplicity. © May 6, 1922 ; 2 .
dan. 23, 1922;..J Zoewrer
GRIMM (VERNON OrTTo) Cambridge,
Mass. [ 7082, 7083
Oldest Post office bldg. in the U, S.
© Apr. 3, 1922; 2 c each Apr. 4, 1922;
J 254091.
Two sisters run for Congress. ©
Apr. 20, 1922; 2 ¢)° Apel ays =
254889.
GROSE (PARLEE C.) McComb, O.
[ 7084, TO85
Grose (Parlee C.) in River Cave of
Ha Ha Tonka in the Ozarks. © Feb.
20, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1922; J 253790.
Grose’s giant gnome. © Feb. 20,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1922; J 253791.
Gross (Epwarp) co, New York.
[ T0S6—7088
Artist’s son; by Arthur Garratt. ©
May 2, 1922; 2 c. May 6G, 1922; K
165159.
[Girl in red] © Apr. 24, 1922; 2
Apr. 26, 1922; K 164872.
[Love birds] © Apr. 24,).2922)3)2:c.
Apr. 26, 1922; K 164873.
Groves (THOMAS Howarp) Columbia,
Mo. [7089
[Insurance security lock] © May
12, 1922; 2 c. May 29, 19225 aagot,
GurRR (W. E.) Chelan, Wash.
[7090-7094
Chelan (Lake) nature’s mirror. ©
Mar. ‘6, 1922: 2 ¢/dimer 22) hoe
255410.
—— peaceful day. © June 10, 1922;
2¢ June 22, 1922-9 2aaaa.
Chelan River Gorge. © May 14,
1921; 2 c. June 22, 1922; J 255408.
Rattlesnake. © Aug. 5, 1921; 2 ¢
" June 22, 1922. Ji Banaer,
When the wind blows on Lake Che- |
lan. © July 10; 19205°2%c) dune 22
1922; J 255409.
GuTMANN & GUTMANN, New York.
[7095-7101
[7 prints]:
Annunciation, 705.— Anxious mo-
ment, 711.—Heart of a rose, 710.—
Jealousy, 707.—Love bird, 708—New
pet, 709.—True blue, 706. © June 38,
1922; 2c. each June 5, 1922; K 165826-—
150
{
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1922
CLASSES, H TO K
7142
H. S. B. W.-CocHRANE corP., Philadel-
phia. [7102
Cochrane flow meter. © Mar. 13,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1922; I 6663.
Haae (A. A.) Jacksonville, Fla. [7103
Dixie Queen. © Mar. 20, 1922; 2 c.
Mar. 22, 1922; J 253963.
Haas (ALPHONSE) Los Angeles. [7104
Sweet posiette. © May 8, 1922; 2 c.
May 29, 1922; J 255399.
Haas (HERMAN) New York. [7105
Devon poster. © Mar. 23, 1922; 2
ce. Mar. 27, 1922; J 254028.
Hacevist (F. E.) Buffalo, N. Y.
[7106, 7107
Niagara Falls from an aeroplane. ©
mye a 1902; 2 ec: May 13, 1922; J
254799.
Niagara Gorge from an aeroplane.
© May 12, 1922; 2c. May 13, 1922; J
254798.
Harr-AKER Co., Columbus, O.
[7108-7114
Build now. © Mar. 19, 1922; 1 «.
June 7, 1922; K 165891.
How long do you expect to live?
mar 25, 1922; 1 c. June 7, 1922; K
165893.
Oh, boy, dad’s bought a house. ©
mer 2a, 1922, 1 ¢: June 7, 1922; K
165895.
Opportunity knocks but once at
every man’s door. © Mar. 26, 1922;
1c. June 7, 1922; K 165894.
Shoulder a man’s load. © Apr. 2,
ieee; 1 c June 7, 1922; K 165896.
This is our home. © Mar. 22, 1922;
me, June 7, 1922; K 165892.
Tragedy of childhood. Daddy says
we've gotta move. © Apr. 5, 1922; 1
é. June 7, 1922; K 165897.
HALL (WARREN) AND
(WALTER J.) Bridgeport, Conn.
FITTS
Burning questions. © June 15,
1922; 2 c. June 16, 1922; K 166135.
HALLGREN (ARTHUR C.) Los Angeles.
[7116-7118
Hamilton (Peggy) in knickers:
Seated with white dog in lap.—With
cape, leaving steps with dog.—Without
cape. leaving steps leading dog. ©
Mar. 16, 1922; 2 c. each Mar. 22, 1922: |
J 253972-253974.
THOMPSON |
|
HAMMER (WILLIAM OTTO) San Fran-
cisco. [7119
Half Dome (Mt.) Yosemite Valley,
Calif, (.©:. Keb: 41,1922: 2..e.-May 23,
1922 ;: J 254977.
HamMerQuist (ANTON W.) Hill City,
es
[7120
[Dry draw damless project, cross
sectional view] © 1c. May 22, 1922;
I-6761.
HAMMOND (THEODORE ALBERT) Ruth-
erford, N. J. [7121
Home game of golf. © Jan. 30,
1922: 2 e) Keb: 24; 1922" K 163679:
Hanson (Lars P.) Dorchester, Mass.
fa22:
Pathways. © Feb: 14, 1922; 2 «.
Feb. 18, 1922; J 253289.
Harrorp (RartpH M.) East Lansing,
Mich. 3 [7123
Moonlight study. © Apr. 20, 1922:
2 ¢. Apr? 1, 1922; JF 254359.
HARPER (HERBERT JOHN) New Bed-
ford, Mass. [7124
Godreau (Rodolphe) © May 16,
1922; 2 ¢. June 3, 1922; J 255081.
Harris (BENJ.) co., Inc., New York.
[7125
[Cuban, American crossed flags, de-
sign and coat of arms] © Mar. 20,
49225.2 c.. Apr. 12, 1922: K 164534:
Hart (HENRY B.) Versailles, Mo.
[7126, 7127
[Versailles, Mo.] Court house. ©
Mar. 20, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1922; K
164240.
First national bank. © Mar.
20, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1922; K 164241.
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX, Chicago.
[7128-7138
[11 prints]:
{ After school]—[Amateur archer }]|—
[At the logging camp]—T[At the sea
shore]—[At the twentieth story]—
[Down in par]—[Filming the circus ]—
[Interesting experiment]—[On _ the
levee]—[Only room for one more]—
[Reading the mail] © Mar. 138, 1922;
2 ¢. each June 3, 1922; K 165746—
165756.
HARWARD MFG. CO., St. Louis.
[7189-7142
Harward P. Ring. © Apr. 13, 1922;
2c. Apr. 17, 1922; K 164614.
—— [5180] © Apr. 30, 1922;
May .8, 1922:.K 165438.
ANC
151
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7148
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. TV AS ee
HARWARD MFG. cO.—Continued.
—— [5181] © May 4, 1922; 2 «@.
May 8, 1922; K 1654389.
[5236] * © June ad, 1922 7 Die
June 15, 1922; K 165988.
HASKETT (FRANK HAGER) Columbus,
[7143
Thompson (Pres. W. O.) © Apr.
25, 1922: 2ie> Apr. 21. 1922 * J 254604.
HawortH (EVELYN Hope) Philadel-
phia. [7144-7146
[3 prints]:
Happy birthday. How I wish my
pen could write, ete—Merry Christ-
mas. Now he who hangs a Christmas
green, etc.—This maiden small, with
cheeks aglow, etc. © Mar. 17, 1922;
2. ¢c. each Mar. 24, 1922; K 164210—
164212.
Hays (DELBERT C.) Washington, O.
; [7147
Tie treating tube. © Mar. 14, 1922;
Pe. Mar, 16, 1922.3, 253616,
HEINE (Harry) New York. [7148
[National protective system for auto-
mobiles, identification card for display
in windshield of automobiles] © 1 «.
Apr. 22, 1922; I 6689.
(Harry H.) Milwaukee.
[7149
Milk for health. © May 12, 1922;
2c. June 9, 1922; K 166001.
CE. oR: &. Co; ING.,, New
York, [7150, 7151
Rubber. © May 5, 1922; 2 c. May
6, 1922240 S113
Name. © “tune 6;- 19225 2 ¢.
June 8, 1922; I 6788.
HENDERSON LITHOGRAPHING
wood, O.
[24 prints]:
Dan Cupid is everywhere, ete., 184.—
February 14th is the date, etc., 134.—
Forward march, 138.—Go away little
doggie, etc., 128 —Hidden in this mes-
sage true, ete, 134-——I caught him,
138.—I have an apron full of chicks
for you, 188.—I may be bashful, etc.,
128.—If you should ever feel blue,
128.—I’ve a little doll and a kitty too,
ete., 128.—Love, they say, will find its
way, ete., 184.—May every flower of
springtime, 8001—May this fairy good
and true, etc., 134—May you rejoice
this Easter tide; 8001.—Oh, I love you
dear Valentine, etc., 128.—Polly, I’m
in love don’t you see, 128.—Said the
little duck, etc., 140.—Take your old
chicken, 138.—These flowers bright,
HEMING
HENDERSON
co., Nor-
[7152-7175
HENDERSON LITHOGRAPHING co.—Con.
[24 prints]—Continued.
etc., 8001.—This cute little chick, etc.,
140.—This little bunny, etc., 140.—This
little chick, etc., 140.—To wish that
Easter with its hours, ete, 8001.—
You’ve many hearts upon the string,
etc., 1384. © Nov. 15, 1921; 2 ¢ each
Jan. 20, 1922; K 162241162264.
HENSLEY (FRANK DELWIN) AND MOORE
(LUTHER HERRICK) San Antonio.
; [T7176
Spinal nerves and gangliated system
in conjunction with meric system
[Blueprint] © Mar. 1, 1922; 2 c. Apr.
21, 1922: I 6f8&
HERCULES POWDER CO., Wilmington, Del.
[7177, 7178
Double on quail. © June 10, 1922;
2c. June 16, 1922; K 166016.
Right in the blinds by gosh!
June 10, 1922; 2 « June 16, 1922; K
166015.
Herrick (HARMONY) Winchendon,
Mass. [7179, 7180
New era harmony alliance flag. ©
Apr. 28, 1922; 2. @ Ape 2s aeee. J
254449,
Whippoorwill sings. © Apr. 28,
1922: 2 ec. Apr. 28, 19222 J Zain.
HERRMANN (GEORGE) Santa Moniea,
Calif. [7181-7183
Pacific Palisades assn., Founders
day group. © Feb. 1, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
4, 1922; J 253658.
Santa Monica Bay coast line, 1, 2.
© Mar. 28, 1922; 2 ec. each Apr. 4,
1922; J 254108, 254109.
HEWES (LAURENCE I.) San Francisco.
[7184
D'agram for solving the fundamen-
tal bond formula.. © 1 ec. Mar. 22,
1922 ° 16608.
HIsBBARD (N. V.) Jamestown, N. Y.
[7185
Friends. © Sept. 1, 1921; 2 c. Apr.
1, W922 Se 2oa tad
Hickok (FRANK B.) Indianapolis.
[7186
He said it with flowers. ©1c. Apr.
26, 1922; J 254428.
Hiceins (Geo. B.) St. Louis. [7187
Ground plan of the Cahokia mound
group in Madison and St. Clair Coun-
ties, Ill. © Jan. 14, 1922; 2 ¢ Web. t,
1922; J 2538723.
Hitt (Ira L.) New York. [7718S
Dream days. © May 10, 1922; 2 «.
May 16, 1922; J 254978.
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no. 2, 1922
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H
POV EK
Miiis, - MAcGRreEcor PHOTOGRAPHIC
SERVICE, Detroit. [7189
Detro‘t, Mich., First natl. bank bldg.
© Mar. 24, 1922: 2 ¢. Mar: 29, 1922: J
254036. .
HIMEBAUGH (HENRY HARRISON) San
Diego, Calif. [7190
Proposed monument to commemo-
rate the valor and sacrifice of life of
the army and navy of the U.S. ©le
June 15, 1922; I 6802.
Hinps (A. 8.) co., Portland, Me.
[719]
Hinds cre-maids, ete. (Jn Pictorial
Teview, May, 1922) © Apr. 15, 1922;
ie. May 1, 1922; K 164945.
Hinton (Bubp) Voltage, Or.
[7192-7194
[38 photographs]:
After the feast.—Cornered.—Wild
cat. © May 1, 1922; 2 c. each May 6,
1922; 254641-254648.
Hites (THomaAs A.) Marquette, Kan.
[7195, 7196
- Eagle brand milk baby, A, B.
man. 14 1922: 2 c. each Feb. 6, 1922;
J 253676, 253677.
Hoar (J. SHERMAN) Rangeley, Me.
[7197
Rangeley, Me.. 1860-1922. © Feb.
wa, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1922; J 253882.
HoGan (FRED G.) Warren, Pa. [7198
$20.00 in gold given away. © Apr.
oe, 1922 2c Apr. 27, 1922; K. 164874.
Hocan (LEVERETT A.) Coronado, Calif.
[7199
Roma, before and after. © Apr. 2,
5922; 2 e. Apr. 13, 1922; J 254341.
Hore (DEAN) Chicago. [7200
Life in the balance. © Oct. 24,
1921; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1922; K 163681.
HOLLAND (HENRY VAN Cott) Brook-
lyn. [7201-7203
[Design of convertible building, 1-3.
Blueprints] © 1c. each May 17, 1922;
I 6756-6758.
Hottry (CLytus ErRpet.) Dallas.
[7204 |
fain Quarter. © Feb. 15, 1922;
Pec. Wep. 27, 1922; J 253833.
HoimeEs co., Chicago. [7205-7207
parcch of Titus.] ©. Apr. 7, 1922;
2 ec. Apr. 10, 1922: K 164449.
[Friendly hearth] © Apr. 11, 1922;
mec, Apr. 14, 1922; K 164581.
ak fashioned cottage] © Apr. 11.
1922; 2c. Apr. 14, 1922; K 164580.
HOLSINGER Charlottesville,
Va. [ 7208-7213
Charlottesville, Va., Univ. of Va.:
Columns.—East lawn. — Jefferson’s
dream. — North columns. — Shadowed
(Bi yWw.)
walk.—Snow capped. © Mar. 15,
OZ 2 er each Aor. 220-2922 SF
254383—254388.
HortzMAN (MiINARD) Columbus, O.
[7214-7223
Bungalow floor plan arrangement,
etc., first floor plan, 99. [Blueprint]
©;Ape 19) 1922 97 e) Apr. 25. 1922: 3
6675.
Duplex floor plan arrangement, first
floor plan, 200, 201. [Blueprints] ©
Apr A9. 1922; 2re: each Apr 25, 1922;
I 6674, 6676.
second floor mee: 2003 ZO”:
[Blueprints] © Apr. 19, 1922; 2 ec.
each Apr. 25, 1922; I 6677, 6678.
[5 blueprints]:
Bungalow floor plan arrangement,
ete., first floor plan, 99.—Duplex floor
plan arrangement, first floor plan,
200, 201.—Duplex floor plan arrange-
ment, second floor plan, 200, 201. ©
Apr. £9. 1922 -\2 «each Apr. 25, 1922 ;
6674-6678.
HOMEWORK MANUFACTORY, Baltimore.
[7224
Seaside. [The canoe] © Dec. 16.
1921; 2c. Apr. 11. 1922; K 164531.
Hoover & Diceés co., Pittsburgh.
[72
Certified insurance. © Mar. 7, 1922;
2 c. May 3, 1922; K 165232.
HOPKINS (FRANK W.) INC., Cee
(7226, Pap att
Ave Be © oa 25,
Mar, 30), (1922.5) OF
Snuggle pups,
HODD SD Cen eh
254041, 254042.
HopKINS (LIN) Casper, Wy.
[%228, (229
color pictures,
2 ec. each May
[Outline for water
21 © May 20, 1922;
31, 1922: K 165704, 165705.
HoORNBOGEN (FRANK GEORGE) Bremer-
ton, Wash. [7230
Rail splitter. © Feb. 28, 1922;
2c. Mar. .6, 1922: J. 2535661.
HorneE (JOHN) Portland, Or.
(7231, 7232
Soul in alarm. © Apr. 1, 1922; 2 c.
Apr. 13, 1922; J 254443.
© Apr.
Soul surpr’sed, indignant.
1 1922: De Ape. ts. 1922: SF 254442;
153
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Hors_Ley: (Won. H.) Seattle. [72338-7235
Build with the birds:
Get at that new home of yours right
now.—Let us help you realize your
dream this season.—You’ll never build
cheaper, etc. © Feb. 9, 1922; 2 «.
each Feb. 14, 1922: K 164077-164079.
HorsMAN (E. I.) AND AETNA DOLL CO.,
Inc., New York. [7236
[Baby Rosebud. Plastic bust of a
small child] © Jan. 1, 1915: 2 e.
June 27, 1922; H 1067.
HORTICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT CO., St.
Louis. [e237
Golden opportun'ty. © Mar. 23,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1922; K 164548.
HorypczAK (THEODOR) Washington.
[7238-7246
Washington, D. C., Japanese cherry
blossoms:
Lincoln memorial in back.—Tidal
Basin bridge in back.—Washington
monument in back, A. B. © May 1,
1922): 2.e. each .june 3, 1922: J, 2apkaa,
255134, 2551388, 255139.
Washington, D. C., Lincoln memo-
rial:
Interior.—Lincoln Gettysburg ad-
dress thru four columns.—Lincoln
Gettysburg address thru two
columns.—Lincoln statue. © May 25,
1922 ;°2 ec. each June 8, 1922; J 255136,
255187, 255140, 255141.
Washington monument. © May
Ci ANO222 2.2% JUNE 8. O22 = \ D 2ankean.
Houck (Hueco W.) St. Louis. [7247
Your pass book your policy. ©1..
AO yD), LOL2 vl Poet 2.
Houxk (FREDERICK THOYER) Portland,
Or. [7248
Houk (F.) roof chart. [Blueprint]
©) Apr 12.1922 27" Apr (2 9N 1922 208
6749.
HovusE oF ART, New York. [7249
Blue boy: by Thomas Gainsborough,
A213. Ovsune A) 1922-02 ¢ June 19)
1922; K 1661387.
How .etr (Harry G.) Detroit. [7250
Detroit clown base ball team. ©
AWE Zeon 2 iC. UNE hays my AUR
165316.
Hoyt (HERMAN S.) San Francisco.
[7251
Sun worshippers. © May 23, 1922;
2 e.My S31, 1922: F 255076;
Hoyt (LAURENCE BRACKETT) Melrose,
Mass. [7252
Chart for actual cost. © Mar. 16,
1922; 2.¢c. Mar. 15, 1922—5h G@sa.
Hus, Baltimore. [7253
6,000 miles 30x34 superior fabric
tires. © May 12, 1922;°2 @ May 15,
1922 KGa Ss
HUBBELL (PRESTON REED) Detroit.
; [7254
Wheel of health. © May 11, 1922;
2c. May 19, 1922; K 165458.
Husner (G. A.) Minneapolis.
: [7255-7261
Hitel (Dr. Geo. G.) A-D. ©: Apr.
10, 1922; 2 ¢. edeh Apriae i222
254328-254831.
Gumm (CC. A.) «@ Amie? =
2c. Apr. 14, 1922; J 254636.
Nye (Hon. F. M.) A, B. © Apr. 10,
1922; 2 c. each Apr. 15, 1922; J 254332,
254333.
HuckKIns (Percival L.) Leavenworth,
Kan. [7262
Bangs Lake, Wauconda, Ill. © Apr.
15, 1922: 2c. Apr. 17, 19286) forest.
Hucues & Fowter, Brooklyn. [7 263
Middletown, N. Y. © May 17, 1922;
2c. May 17, 1922556 165406.
Hutt (Lester THEopoRE) Honolulu.
[7264
Break in the storm. © Mar. 1,
1922; 2.c. Apr. 1, 19223 J 25406)
HULLINGER (BERTRAM CLAUDE) Vil-
lisca, Ia. [ 7265.
Hullinger’s special edition § sales
service, C. © May 11, 1922; 2 c«. May
15, 1922 KK L6bsaee
HurtEY (Epwarp TimoTHy) Cine’n-
nati. [7266, 7267
[Arch bridge, Eden park] © Mar.
20, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1922; K 164207.
[St. Mary’s cathedral, doorway] ©
Apr. 15, 1922; 2 ¢* Aq. 20) ao22 ie
164682.
IncE (Tuomas H.) corp., Culver C:ty,.
Calif. [7268-7381
Doone (Lorna); by Maurice Tour-
neur :
Arrival of Lady Dugal at White
Horse inn, 38.—As heiress to the
Lorna title and estates she is by law a
ward of the king, 53.—At the White
Horse inn, in Devonshire, 75.— Brat
hath spir't. she’ll make a fine sweet-
heart for a Doone someday, 56.—Car-
dinal, 50.—Carver offers stolen jewels
to atone for his mistreatment of
154
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1922
Ince (THomMAs H.) corp.—Continued.
Doone (Lorna)—Continued.
Gwenny, 17.—Carver, the worst of the
Doones, brings another captive to the
valley stronghold, 1—Come what may,
= will never let you return to the
Doones, 31—Counselor in an attempt
on. John Ridd’s life, 40.—Countess of
Brandir, 28.—Countess of Brandir ar-
rives to take Lorna. before the king,
30.—Cous'n Ruth finds no happiness in
John’s affection for Lorna, 46.—Daily
lesson becomes the one sweet hour in
Sir Ensor’s dreary life, 39.—Doone
(Carver), 3—Doone (Carver) and the
counselor quarrel over Lorna, 14.—
Doone (Carver) announces his inten-
tion of marrying Lorna, 52.—Doone
<Sir Ensor) 82.—Doone (Sir Ensor)
defies the Carver and the counselor,
22—Doone (Sir Ensor) outlaw of out-
laws, 54.—Doone (Sir Ensor) presents
Lorna w.th the priceless diamond neck-
lace, 13.—Doone (Lorna) by the fire-
side of the Ridd kitchen. 70.—Dugal
(Lady Lorna) arrives at court, 24.—
Dugal (Lorna) highborn maiden, and
John Ridd, farmer’s lad, 63.—Dugal
(Lady Lorna) the toast of the king’s -
court, 62.—Dugal’s( Lady Lorna) coach
driven into the sea and _ robbed
by the Doones, 20.—Dying Sir Ensor
eomes to stop the fight in the Doone
banquet hall, 79.—Ensor (Sir) refuses
to give Carver Lorna’s hand in mar-
riage 67.—For days Lorna lay at the
very verge of death, 55—For his hero-
ism, John Ridd is knighted by the king,
64.—Fry (John) and young John Ridd
watch the robber band of Doones, 60.—
. Fry (John) begs young John Ridd to
hide from the Doone band, 71.—Give
ber t me, Carver, she is over young to
think of marrying, 27.—Give it to me
at once or I'll tell Sir Ensor, 16.—
Goodbye, John, you won’t forget me,
w il you, 33.—Gwenny tells John Ridd
of Lorna’s peril in the Doone strong-
hold 56.—Have I not ordered that Mis-
fress Lorna shall never hear unseemly
language, 45—How dare you offer me
stolen jewels stained with blood, 73.—
I wish you were going with us, they
say there are robbers on the road, 57.—
In the streets of London, 80.—John
ahd Lorna are summoned before the
king, 36.—King, 49.—King and Queen,
the Countess of Brandir and Lady
Lorna Dugal, 21.—Lorna calms Sir En-
sor’s storm of anger, 37.—Lorna comes
to the aid of young John Ridd,
42—tLorna comforts Gwenny, Carver
Doone’s unfortunate captive. 72.—
‘Lorna comforts the dying Sr Ensor
1d
7381
Ince (THomAs H.) corp.—Continued.
Doone (Lorna)—Continued.
Doone, 51.—Lorna defends the helpless
Gwenny from Carver Doone’s violence,
69.—Lorna dissuades the crafty Car-
ver from pursuing John Ridd, 34.—
Lorna, from her secret cave, shows
John Ridd the Doone stronghold, 23.—
Lorna leaves the Ridd farm for Lon-
don to claim-her title and estates, etc.,
25.—Lorna relinquishes her title and
estates and returns to John Ridd, 61.—
Lorna saves Gwenny from Carver
Doone’s abuse, 12.—Lorna’s music
brings comfort to the dying Sir Ensor
Doone, 58—Man of blood and iron
learns lessons of love from the gentle
Lorna, 44.—Marriage ceremony before
the blind monk, 35.—Mothers of Doone
“sons, women from outside the valley,
carried in, never courted, 11—Not a
single home stood in Doone Valley but
was the home of murder, 2—Queen,
29.—Ridd (John) 6.—Ridd (John) and
cousin Ruth in the final raid on the
Doone village, 74.—Ridd (John) and
John Fry hide from the _ terr.ble
Doones, 68.—Ridd (John) at bay in
the Doone banquet hall, 10.—Ridd
(John) attempts to rescue Lorna from
Carver Doone, 48—Ridd (John)
evades Counselor Doone, 76.—R dd
(John) fails to notice his cousin Ruth
for he is thinking of Lorna Doone,
59.—Ridd (John) in the fight in the
} Doone banquet hall, 77.—Ridd (John)
land
is a match for a dozen Doones, 7.—
Ridd (John) is popular with his farm
hands and his cousin Ruth, 4.—Ridd
(John) protects Lorna and Gwenny
from the ruffian Doones. 5.—Ridd
(John) rescues Lorna and Gwenny
from the Doones, 9—Ridd (John)
saves Ruth in the fight in the Doone
banquet hall, 8—Ridd (John) the sim-
ple and courageous Devonshire farmer,
15.—Ruth and Lorna watch the fight
between John Ridd and Counselor
Doone, 43—Sound of a shot rang
through the church, 26.—Spectre of Sir
Ensor Doone, 47.—Their royal majes-
ties, the king and queen, 19.—Three
raids in one night on the open moor,
murder and robbery and women ¢ar-
ried off, 65—Warm wine to my bride
of ice, 41—Wedding of John and
Lorna, 18.—What has come over you,
John? You were never unkind to me
before. 78. © Apr. 7, 1922; 2 c. each
May 10, 1922; J 254696-254775.
Sills (Milton) before assuming crook
makeup as Bud Doyle of the under-
world, etc. © May 5, 1922; 2 c. May
18, 1922; J 255078.
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Skin deep, scene from. Knocking
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1, 1922; J 254496.
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Jan, 15; 1922:>.2c: ese) Mag 1. 1922 =
J 254497-254527.
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Apr. 24, 1922; K 1648338.
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Krazy Kat [1922]:
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OVAprs2> fe Apres = K 149846.
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No more bon bons. © Apr. 2, 1922;
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On my palette. © May 21, 1922; 1
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On our block. © May 7, 1922; 1 c¢.
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Stop, look, listen. © May.7, 1922;
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INTERNATIONAL SILVER co., Meriden,
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International sterling, masterpieces
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[SENBECK (ERNEST G. A.) Boston.
[7519
[Architect’s plans for first and up-
per floors of a building. 2 sheets,
blueprints] © 1c. May 6, 1922; I
6718.
IvaANcovicH (Batpo A.) San Fran-
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[3 photographs]:
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each May 20, 1922; J 254930—254932.
JACKSON (GEORGE HARRY) New York.
[7523
On S. T. is the best policy. © Mar.
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JACKSON CORSET CO., Jackson, Mich.
[7524
Automatic fitting chart for scientific
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Jacoss (Howarp R.) Charleston, S. C.
[7525
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[7526-7530
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Romeo and radio [1922]:
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© June10; 1c. June 12; K 165962.
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JAHN (JOHN Roya) Berkeley, Calif.
[7531
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[7533
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[75389, 7540
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Three Finger Jack (Mt.) taken
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©-Apr. 15, 1922; 2 e Apri gee 5
254828.
JOHNS, MANVILLE, INC., New York.
[7541
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[2 sheets] © May 5, 1922; 2 c. May
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JOHNSON (Davip C.)“AND WALKER (Q.
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Mar: *25,°'1982:.".2) e.\Aprei 225 Aee2 :) I
6694.
JOHNSON (HERBERT) New York.
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Threatening to fire the cook. Edgar Allan Poe shrine, the old
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165046.
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[7583
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[7584
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[7592
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KEMPER, THOMAS co., Cincinnati.
[7602
Fat of the land, 23374. © Jan. 1,
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KEYSTONE VIEW co., Meadville, Pa.
[7603-7723
Family group in Finland, 20484. ©
Jan: 16: pA922 42 ic. Stan BO 19224 au
24544.
[9 photographs] :
Caravan start.ng to the _ desert,
$850.—Dromedary mother and baby,
9851. — Kangaroos, 21211. — Llama
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Black Horse (Chief) a Pawnee In-
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squaw’s papoose at home, Mont. River,
Wash., 23291.— Chinese bride and
groom with attendant, Canton, 28911.—
sk mo family clad in their northern
furs, 21032.—Giant’s Causeway, Ire-
land, the wishing chair, 12622.—Girl at
Saetersdal, Norway, 15785.—Granada,
Spain, afternoon siesta in the Alham-
bra, 25330.— Greeks in fustanella,
Athens, 17110.—Grey Eagle and fam-
ily, a Sioux lodge, 23262.—Group of
Apaches, Mexico, 23630.—Hula danc-
ing girl, Honolulu, Hawaii, 20529.—
Mexican flower girl, 23632.—Musicians
in costume, Rome, Italy, 14616—\Na-
tive g.rls at the well, Ramalah, Pales-
tine, 7336.—Pharoah’s daughters, water
carriers, Egypt, 9848.—Saetersdalen
bride, Norway, 15784.—Singing girls,
Hong Kong, China, 23910—Women
carrying peat, Ireland, 12621. © Mar.
hf 1922 5 2 e.) Gach? Mart is O22 oe:
253850-253867.
[46 photographs]:
Atlanta, Ga., Atlanta exposition, In-
dians at home, 23341.—Calgary, Can-
ada, Indian girl, 23343.—Caravan in
Egypt, 9853.—Chicago. Ill., wild cats
in Lneoln park zoological gardens,
8214.—Chippewa brave, 20955.—Chip-
pewa squaw and papoose, 20959.—Chip-
pewa squaw making birch canoe, 20957.
—Chippewa squaws braiding rush
mats, 20956—Digger Indian, Calif.,
23331—Family group of Sioux and
lodge, 23320.—Fort Wrangell, Alaska,
ch ef's house, bear and wolf totems,
pt. Iv. Snes wed
IXEYSTONE VIEW co.—Continued.
[46 photographs ]—Continued.
21034.—Group of Sioux Indians watch-
ing a horse race, 23321—Hopi chief
128 years old, 23327—Hopi corn fest:-
val, 23325..-Hopi house, minature In-
dian pueblo near El Tovar, Ariz.,
23326.—Hopi silversm.ths, 28324.—In-
dian at the Colorado deep cut Gorge
from El Tovar, Ariz., 23328.—Indian
boy’s first race at Standing Rock, N. D.,
23346.— Indian chief who killed sixteen
of the enemy in our fight, New Mexico,
23332.—Jamestown, Va.. Jamestown
exposition, Convention hall.—Indian
buffalo hunt, splendid group, 23342.—
Juneau, Alaska, Indian burial houses,
21085.—Kasaan village, Alaska, In-
dians and canoes, 21038.—Katen Yance,
an old Sioux warrior, 23316.—Law-
rence, Kan., Haskel institute, 23333.—
Mexico City, Mexico, Aztec sacr.ficial
stone, 23636.—Mounted Sioux and
camp, 23318—Old bucks in council,
23347.—Old Navajo Indian woman
making a rug, 23344.—Old Sioux chief
and camp, 238315.—Omaha Indians,
Nebraska, 23334.—Passing peace pipe
around council, 23345.—Portland, Or.
statue of Sacagawea, showing way to
Lewis and Clark, 23330—St. Louis,
Mo., St. Louis exposition, Geronimo
shooting arrows, 23340.—St. Louis,
Mo., worlds fair, Hopi group including
rain maker and chief, 23338.—St.
Louis, Mo., worlds fair, Indian camp,
making an Indian bow, 23339.—San
Juan, Mexico, Teotihuacan, pyramids
of the sun and moon, 23633.—Sioux In-
dian riders before horse race, 23317.—
Sioux musicians, 28319.—Snake River
Indian’s scalp dance, 21037.—Thriving
family of Snake River Indians, Alaska,
21036.—Warpi Yahdinjen, an old Chip-
pewa, 20958.—Winachee River, Wash.,
mounted Indians’ gaffing salmon,
23329.—Winnebago chief, Minnesota,
23335.—Winnebago squaw carrying
wood, 23336.—Winnebago squaws on
horseback, 28337.—Yellowstone na-
tional park, Wy., bears feeding, 23354.
© June 1, 1922; 2 ¢ each une: 24,
1922; J 255476—255521.
[47 photographs] :
Beautiful embroidered costumes of
Czechoslovakia worn at fete to cele-
brate their independence, 24607.—
Brave Russian Cossacks, 18178.—Bre-
ton peasant repairing fishing net at
Camaret, France, 24867.— Brunn.
Czechoslovakia, Moravian girls in their
highly colored beautiful national cos-
tumes, 24661.—Car:b Indian women,
Martinique, F. W. I., 14885—Charming
160
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1922
7768
KEYSTONE VIEW co.—Continued.
[47 photographs ]—Continued.
Hardanger lady in national costume,
Norway, 15789.—Cheese scraper, Fri-
bourg, Switzerland, 11584.—Frankfort
peasant woman wearing an enormous |
headdress, Germany, 24476—FKFrench
girls in Alsatian costumes celebrating
Jeanne de Arce day, 24869.—French
girls with lace caps and silk aprons at
the fair, 24866.—Gaily dressed Gypsies
of Grawada, Spain, 25331.—Girls of
Marken, Netherlands, with caps and
wooden shoes, 25212.—Girls of Slova-
kia in their beautiful colored costumes,
_ Czechoslovakia, 20436—Happy maids
of the Orient, Japan, 14894.—High
caste Hindus of Bombay, India,
12573.—Highland guards before the
gate of Stirling castle, Scotland,
£2715.—Hindu bridal party, 12575.
H ndu children of high caste, Bombay,
India, 12574.—Italian peasant, Italy,
rear view, 20440.—Italian peasants
near Como, 14615.—Italian peasants of
Rome, 20441.—Japanese concert girls,
14896.—Mexican dancing girls and men
in national costume, 23638.—Moham-
medan Gypsies,
17230.—Moscow, Russia, religious pro-
cession, 18177.—Native performers,
Java, 16452.—Norwegian bridal pro-
cession, the bride’s costume beautified
with silver ornaments and embroidery,
19787.—Norwegian woman about to
start for America, bidding her people
farewell, 15788—Our Alaskan sisters
in the Klondike country, 21033.—Peas-
ant girls in the market at Belgrade
(Serbia) Jugoslavia, 17304.—Peasant
of Visegrad, Hungary, in his working
clothes, 15670.— Peek-a-boo, Japan,
14895.— Roumanian boy and_ g_rl,
Orosva, Hungary, 15672.— Russian
lovers at the old well, 18133.—Russian
peasants, 18176.—Serbian peasant in
everyday costume, Belgrade, 17306.—
Serbian women in peasant costume,
Serbia. 17305.—Serbish girls in fes-
tival costume, Sarajevo, Bosnia,
Czechoslovak a, 17307.—Swedish girl
in national costume, 25066, 25067.—
Swiss girls in the Bernese and French
Swiss costumes, Switzerland, 11580.—
Taking the dolls for an airing, Volen-
dam, Netherlands, 25211—Two pretty
girls ‘in typical nat.ve costumes,
Philippines, 24048—Typical costumes
in Alsace-Lorraine. France, 24871.—
Typical dragoman or guide of Pales-
fine in costume. 7339.—V_.sayan family,
Cebu. P. I., 24049-—Volendam, Nether-
lands, street scene show ng women in
their peculiar white caps, 25215. ©
Ruschuk, Buigaria, °
IXEYSTONE VIEW co.—Continued.
[47 photographs ]—Continued.
Jan. 16, 1922; 2 c. each Jan. 30, 1922;
J 252964-253010.
KEYSTONE VIEW CO., INC., or N. Y., New
York. [ 7724, 7725
William II (ex Kaiser) only posed
snapshot of former emperor of Ger-
many.’ ©: Jan. Sl; 1922; 2 c Feb. 25,
1922 5 253826.
the late Kaiserin and one of
their grandchildren, the orphaned son
of Prince Joachim, only posed snap-
shot of former emperor of Germany.
© Jan) St, 1922: 2. c Web, 25,1922; J
255127.
KING (PATTERSON) corP., New York.
[7726-7728
King’s (Patterson) Salem cottage.
@ Weber s, 1922-1" cy Mar. 13), 1922 :
1c. Apr. 7, 1922; K 164546.
Ado, plan ot? ALITY ( 318) \3©@ i
ec. each Mar. 18, 1922; I 6641, 6642.
King (WILLIAM) co., New York.
[7729
Satisfaction guaranteed. © Feb. 1,
1922’; 2 e. Apr. 5, 1922; K 165360.
KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, INC., New
York. [7730-7768
Barney Google [1922]:
© Mar. 26; 1 ec. Apr. 11; K 164516.
© Apr 2s dieo Apri lt 3 164517.
© Apr 9: 1'o Apr’ 22: Kal64s
© Apr. 16; 1c. Apr. 28; K 164880.
© Apr. 23; 1 c. May 1; K 165003.
© Apr 30 3! c. May 6s Ketob2 17.
© May 7; 1c. May 20; K 165496.
© May 14; 1c. June 2; K 165714.
© May 21; 1 « May 27; K 165697.
© May 28; 1c. June 2; K 165713.
© June 4; 1c. June 9; K 165903.
© June 11; 1c. June 15; K 166004.
© June 18; 1c. June 23; K 166128.
Mrs. Trubble [1922]:
© Mar. 25; 1c. Apr. 4; K 164876..
© Apres tc. Apri 11: K 164518:
© Apr. 8; 1 ¢@ Apr. 28; K 164881.
© Apr. 15; 1 c. Apr. 28; K 164879.
Cr Apr, 22> tc. (May 1K 165001,
© Apr. 29; 1 « May 6; K 165218.
© May 6; 1c. May 15; K 165354.
© May 13; 1c. May 20; K 165497.
© May 20; 1c May 27; K 165696.
©) May 207 4c) Sune. 2: K. 165712.
© June 3; 1c. June 9; K 165902.
161
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pt. Iv., n. S., v.17
KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, INC.—Contd.
Mrs. Trubble [1922]—Continued.
© June 10; 1 ¢. June 15; K 166002.
© June 17; 1c. June 23; K 166129.
Toots and Casper [1922]:
© Mar. 26; 1c. Apr. 4; K 164375.
©Apen2; 1c: Apr Ate Ko te4519
© Apr: 9 ce! Apr. 223- Ky 164732.
© Apr 16; 1c. Apr. 28; K 164882.
© Apr. 23; 1¢ May 1; K 165002.
© Apr. 30; 1c May 6; K 165219.
© May 7; 1¢ May 15; K 165353.
© May 14; 1c. May 20; K 165495.
© May 21; 1 c¢. May 27; K 165698.
© May 28; 1c June 2; K 165715.
© June 4; 1 c¢ June 9; K 165901.
© June 11; 1c¢. June 15; K 166003.
© June 18; 1 c. June 23; K 166127.
KINNEAR (E. 8S.) Marion, Ind. [7769
Boston stove owl. © Jan. 7, 1922
2c. Apr. 10, 1922 ; K 165057.
KINNEY MFG. co., San Francisco.
[T7T0-TT7T8
Average viscosity [Blueprints]:
Calif. crude oils.—Calif. fuel oils.—
Mexican crude oils.—Mexican fuel
oils.—Okl. crude oils.—Okl. fuel oils.
Pennsylvania crude oils.—Pennsyl-
vahia fuel oils—South Texas crude
Olea ©. 1. e each Apr. 24,1922; 1
6665-6673.
KInseL & VEA, Ft. Wayne, Ind. [7779
Chiropractor. © Dec. 15, 1921; 2 e.
Mar. 6, 1922; J 253666.
(W. Sroxes) Philadelphia.
[7780
Always reliable. © Mar. 24, 1922;
2@. Mar: 27, 1922); K 164222.
Kirk
KLARENMEYER (S.) San Francisco.
[7781-7804
Photographie art studies, 126-149.
©) Meads 1921702 \¢.Dee, 65 lO
258729-2587582.
Knapp (Frep. G.) Columbus, O.
[T805—T807
Boys and girls, a valuable book free.
© june 2.9822) 2c. June Oy) 1922.) 6
165878.
How boys can earn money lawn
mowing. © June 4, 1922; 2c. June 10,
1922; K 165921.
How girls can earn money. © June
7 1922-2 \¢ June 9, 1922-01 Toss.
162
KNAPP co., INC., New York.
[7808-7901
Wanted :
Bite, 805-3.—Brake, 803-3.—Dog
catcher, 801-3.—Gander, 800-3.—
Home, 80D-8.—Intellect, 806—-3.—
Lift —Look.—Pacifier, 808-3.—Pin,
802-3.—Shirt, 807-8. © Dec. 1, 1921;
2 ¢ each Feb. 8, 1922; K 162941—
162949, 162958, 162959.
[12 prints]:
Betty, 54N-3.—Claire, 545-8.—Dot,
54D-3.—Flo, 5443-—Gyp, © 547-3.—
Jeanne, 543-3.—Mickey, 540-3.—Nan,
546-3.—Peggy, 542-3——Tad, 541-3.—
Toots, 549-3.—Trixy, 548-3. © Dee.
1, 1921; 2. @ each May raig22] ik
165022-165083.
[18 prints]: .
Breath of roses.—Daddy’s treas-
ure.—F lowers fair—Girl I know.—
I love you only.—Lady Billy—Love
and kisses.—Marguerite.—On Moon-
light bay—Pacemaker. — Sandman’s
gone.—Snow jewels.—Timber line.—
Vacation’s memories.— Vanity fair.—
Vardon (Dolly) — Village smithy.—
Wanted, a cent. © Dee. 1, 1921; 2 ¢.
each Feb. 8, 1922; K 162923-162940.
[53 prints]:
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder.—Adoration, 852—2.—Agitation,
85N-2.—Alice blue gown.—Annexation,
856—-2.—Anticipation, 85D-—-2.—At the
end of the rainbow, 3866—2.—Beauty,
51D-3.—Brook, 363-2.—Charity, 511-—
3.—Contemplation, 850—2.— Co-opera-
tion, 859-2.—Dearest spot on earth,
360-2.—Diegnity, 517-3. — Dissipation,
858-2. — Dream girl. — Expectation,
854-2.—_Faith, 510-3.—First lesson.—
Fisherman’s bend.—F low gently, sweet
Afton, 364-2——Grace, 514-3.—Happi-
ness, 512-3.— Hesitation, 853—2.—
Hope, 515-3.—Inflation, 857—2.—Invi-
tation, 851-2.—Land’s end.— Little
gray home in the west, 561—-2.—Ma
Cherie. — Modesty, 51N-3.— Mother’s
pride.—Nature’s. glories—October
-erescent. — Old Faithful. — Prudence. |
519-3. — Purity, 516-3. — Realization,
855-2.—Rose of the Yukon.—Silent
night, 362-2. — Simplicity,
Siren of the sea.—Suwanee River,
367-2.—[Thank you]—There’s a light
in the window, 36D-—2.—There’s a long,
long trail, 36N-2.—Treasure Island.—
Unconquered.—Washington’s farewell
address.—When it’s apple blossom
time, 365-2.—When the harvest moon
is shining, 368-2—wWhere I first met.
you, 369-2.—Wistfulness, 513-3. ©
Dec. 1, 1921: 2 c. each Feb. 8, 1922; K
162950-—162957, 162960-163004.
518-3. —_
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
phia. [ 7905-7909
Chaliapin (Fedor) A-E. © Feb. 9,
Pees ac) each “Marchi (7, 1922: J
-258699-253703.
KUMETAT (HERMAN) Oakland, Calif.
[7910
.Known geological stages. [Blue-
print) ©1c. Apr. 6, 1922; I 6707.
KUMMER (ARTHUR WALTER) Washing-
ton. [7911
Arlington national cemetery, Va..
burial of unknown soldier, Nov. 11,
1921. ©1e. Apr. 20, 1912; J 254829.
KUNSELMAN, HARPE Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
[7912-7926
Gardner, X1—X15. © 1c. each May
22, 1922; J 254957-254971.
La Crorx (CHARLES) Ft. Wayne, Ind.
[7927, 7928
Original act. © May 6, 1922; 2 ¢.
_ May 9, 1922; I 6724.
Vaudeville and fair act.
1922; 2 c. May 9, 1922; I 6725.
LAFAYETTE (JAY) Jacksonville, Fla.
[7929
Oh, you little intruder. © Mar. 28,
m2; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1922; J 254202:
LA FAYETTE STUDIO, San Francisco.
[7930, 7931
Rolph (Mayor James) jr., of San
Francisco, Calif.. in evening clothes.
© 1c. May 9, 1922; J 254665.
wearing checked business suit.
© 1 ¢. May 9, 1922; J 254666.
LAKE (DEAN HaArotp) Honolulu.
[7932
me owan or bird dive. © ‘Aug. 31,
m2): 2 ¢. Feb. 8, 1922; J 254113.
© May 6,.
no. 2, 1922 7951
KNITTED OUTERWEAR BUREAU, INC., Bal- | LAMB (THoMAsS B.) New York.
timore. [7902 [7933-7937
Novel knitted swimming suit. © Kiddyland movie cut-outs. [Jan.,
Bay 22, 1922-2 «c. May 29. 1922-.K | 1922] © Dee, 20,1921; 2.¢c. May 5,
165690. 1922; K 165138.
—— [Feb., 1922] © Jan. 20, 1922;
KNOWLES (MorTIMER L.) Mt. Clemens, [ 2 3
Mich. [7908 2c. May 5, 1922; K 165139.
Chinese ring-neck pheasant. Souve- [Mar., 1922] © Feb. 20, 1922;
nir, Mt. Clemens pheasantry. © May | 2 ¢. May 5, 1922; K 165140.
15, 1922; 2 ec. May 22, 1922; K 165866. 4 Apr., 1922] °-©) Mar. 20,.1922:
“| 2 e@ May 5, 1922; K 165141.
Korrec (ALBERT J.) Los Angeles. [7904 iM 1922] © A 20. 1992:
Crying. © June 17, 1922; 2c. June | , —,, ba ive iets aol
22, 1922: J 255401. 2¢e. May 5, 1922; K 165142.
ne : LAMOREAUX (WALTER §.) Salt Lake
IKUBEY, REMBRANDT STUDIOS, Philadel- City. [7938
[Palpation and chiropractic adjust-
ment, composite picture] © Mar. 2,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1922; K 164203.
LAMOUREUX (LILLIAN M. V.) Berkeley,
Calif. [79389
The I can clan of cheer. [Seal] ©
ADP ty. Soe Oo Nce Apr. 1. 1922 > 1%
164612.
LAMPE (Davip) Baltimore. [79406
Romantic opportunity. © May 16,
1922.32: e..May,17, 1922; K 165892.
LAMPKIN (CHARLES BARNETT) Colum-
bus, Miss. [7941-7943
Mississippi prehistoric profile of the
human face, 1, 2. © Apr. 26, 1922; 2
ce. each Apr. 28, 1922; J 254445, 254446
Mute scientific witness. © Apr. 26,
1922; 2c. Apr. 28, 1922; J 254444.
LANCASTER (H.) Martinez, Calif.
[7944
Guard of the colors. Eternal vigi-
lance is the price of liberty. © May
22, 1922; 2. ec. May 31, 1922; J 255071.
LARKIN (WILLIAM JAMES) j7., Chi-
cago. [7945-7950
Graphical charts for the design of
reinforced concrete beams, 3. [Blue-
print] ©1e. Apr. 7, 1922; I 6628.
columns, 1, 2. [Blueprints] ©
1¢. each Apr. 7, 1922; I 6626, 6627.
T beams, 4,5. [Blueprints] ©
1 e@. each Apr. 7, 1922; I 6629, 6630.
Method of plotting algebraic equa-
tions as straight lines. [Blueprints]
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1922; I 6695.
LAUNDERVIELE (Louris A.) Washington.
[7951
© 1’c. May
Psychometric diagram.
10; 1922 5 8 GIZo.
163
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7952
LAWRENCE (HARRIS <A.) Munising,
Mich. [7952-7968
Munising, Mich. :
Anna River, 531, 533.—Au Train
Falls, 128, 186.—Beach inn, 208.—
Court house.—Furnace Falls, 215.—
West ward school, 159. © June 12,
1922: ) 2 ¢.enen dune) Tt 1922 2 ed
255278—255285.
pictured rocks, 240-242, 247,
248," 257,) 266, 278) '279. "©" dubky 15,
1921; 2 ce. each May 9, 1922; J 254667—
254675.
Lawson (Esen E.) Willmer, Minn.
[7969
[B-word picture puzzle] © Apr. 13.
1922; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1922; K 165444.
LEASON (JESSIE A.) Neillsville, Wis.
[ 79T0-T97T2
Fishing. © May 4, 1922; 2 c. May
9, 1922; J 254676.
Indian baby. © May 9, 1922; 2 ¢.
May 11, 1922: J. 254781.
Indian group. © May 9, 1922; 2c.
May 11, 1922; J 254782.
Lepoux (FRANK FRED) Brooklyn.
| [7973
Moose hunting. © May 21, 1922; 2
c. May 22, 1922; J 254972.
Le Due (ALIcE SuMNER) Hastings,
Minn. [7974
Christmas greetings. © Apa: (27,
1922; 2.c. May 1, 1922; K 165035.
LEE FILM Co., San Antonio.
[7975-7979
[5 photographs] :
Beach welcome, 40.—Hello, 10.—
Modern Nereid, 9.—Rock star, 34.—
Two winners, 37. © May 24, 1922; 2
ce. each June 12, 1922; J 255211—255215.
LEELAND (O. S.) Mitchell, S. D.
[7980 -
Daley (Alice L.) candidate for Gov.
N. PAE S. DOs Apr 115192232. ec.
Apr. 14, 1922; J 254311.
Lecce (ELMER E.) Worcester. [7981
Alignment chart for helical spring
formulae. © June 3, 1922; 2 c. May
2, 1922; I 6795.
LEon (KiNG) Chicago. [7982
Mexan whitestone king. © Apr. 29,
1922; 1 c« Mar. 28, 1922; 1 ec. May 24,
1922; K 165385.
Lester (O. A.) Shelter Island, N. Y.
[7983
Shelter Island, N. Y., old mill and
library. © Apr. 20, 1922; 2 c. May 38,
1922; J 254616.
pt: ivy Ss Vea’
Levins (ANNA FRANCES) New York.
[7984-7989
Hayes (Most Rev. Patrick J.) Arch- .
bishop of New York, 1-6. © June 1,
1922; 2 ¢.. each June 20, Bare -) 3
255393-255398.
Liccett & MYERS TOBACCO co., New
York. [7990-7998
Ageing 2 years in wooden hogsheads
makes Velvet mild and mellow. (In
Saturday evening post) © Mar. 11,
1922; 1 ¢c. Mar. 20, 1922) 162056,
Let Fatima smokers tell you.
[Drawing room scene] © Mar. 19,
1922; 1 c. Mar. 23, 1922: K 164598.
Same. © Mar. 26, 1922; 1 ec.
Apr. 3, 1922; K 164373.
Nothing else will do. [Dinner
scene] © Mar. 12, 1922; 1 ¢. Mar.
20, 1922; K 1644386.
— [Woodsman] © May 14, 1922:
1 e¢, ‘June 22; 192216 166112.
[23rd portrait] (Jn Hearst’s
international, June, 1922) © May 20,
1922; 1c. June 22, 1922; K 166113.
[24th portrait] (In Vanity
fair, July, 1922) © June 15, 1922; 1
ce. June 22, 1922; K 166114.
Three is company. © Feb. 26, 1922;
1 ec. Mar. 20, 1922; K 164434, ©
Win or lose. © Feb. 12, 1922; 1 e.
Mar. 20, 1922; K 164435.
LIMBERT (Bos) Boise, Id. [7999
Map Rock. © 1 ec. June 1, 1922;
J°Z550 2:
Liorp (I. RAtPH) New York. [8000
Lloyd’s detachable monogram-name
plates. © Mar. 1, 1922; 2 ¢ Feb. 25;
1922; J 253689.
LONGFIELD (OSwAtpD W.) Cresskill,
N. J. [S001
Dog and radio. © 1 ¢. May 17%,
1922; J 255047.
Loomis (F. A.) Emporia, Kan. [8002 |
Misty morning. © May 10, 1922;
2c. May 12, 19222 f. 25478e.
Lorp (GEORGE WARREN) Norfolk, Va.
[ 8003.
Babe. Ruth... .©: Mar. 30,,1922: 2°¢:
Apr. 8, 1922; J 254559.
LUELLEN (Ross) Anderson, Ind. [8004
Safety Sam says. © Jume 1, 1922;
1c. June 10, 1922; K 165919.
164
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no. 2, 1922
LuMarT stupi0, Toledo, O. [8005-8020
Cusack (Miss Margaret) © Mar.
a. 1922-2 c. Apr. 13, 1922; J 254310.
Petrova (Madame Olga) © Mar.
moe 2c. Apr. 17, 1922; J 254372.
Bao (uMar. 14,1929 2. ¢,
each Apr. 17, 1922; J 254989-255002.
LUMIERE (SAMUEL) New York.
[8021-8028
Compson (Betty), 1-5. © Apr. 14,
1922; 2 ¢. each Apr. 22, 1922; J 254409-
254413.
Hackett (Charles) 8. © Sept. 20,
9920 3; 20c. -Mar..22, 1922): J .253962,
Hotchkiss (Hon. Henry De Witt)
(Jan. 10, 1922; 2 ¢. Mar. 9, 1922;
253114.
Talmadge (Constance) 5.: © Nov. 9,
mae: 2c, Feb. 14, 1922: J 253811.
LuRAY CAVERNS corP., Luray, Va.
[8029-8034
Luray Cave:
Buttermilk Falls——Fairy
Helen’s shawl.— Morrison’s hall. —
Scene in throne room.—Silver sea and
sunken city. © May 20, 1922; 2 e«.
each June 15, 1922; J 255267-255272.
Lypay (JoseEPH H.) Detroit.
[8035-8038
Pius XI (Pope) 8031, 8032. ©
mat, ol 1922-2 c. each. Apr. 3, 1922;
K 164692, 164693.
Bosom ©). Mar St 1922: 2 «,
Apr. 6, 1922; K 164409.
[bust view, 8031] © Mar. 31,
1922; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1922; K 164876.
Lypine (Prrer R.) Sacramento, Calif.
[8039
Lyding’s improved poultry house.
[2 sheets, blueprints] © Mar. 2, 1922;
2 e«. Mar. 18, 1922; I 6602.
McAFEE (G. A.) Dallas. [8040
Dallas, Tex., detective dept. ©
rey 1922" '2 ec: Mar. 14, 1922; J
954203.
McCasxkitt (Dan E.) Austin, Tex.
[8041-8043
Austin, Tex., tornado cloud, May 4,
1922, 106, 107, 109. © May 11, 1922;
2 ¢@ each May 15, 1922; J 254816—
254818.
McCoNNELL (Roy Haroitp) Ravenna,
Neb. [8044
| Wireless telephone and telegraph
re-eiving circuit] © 1 e¢. Mar. 11,
1922: T 6594.
McGuire (Tom) Denver.
land.— ~
8115
McCurLiocH pBros., Phoenix, Ariz.
[8045, 8046
Sunrise on Roosevelt Lake. © May
13, 1922; 2 c. May 19, 1922; J 254927.
5 finger cactus. © May 13, 1922;
2 @. May 19, 1922; J 254928.
McGratH (JOHN T.) Spearfish, 8. D.
[8047
Spearfish Creek, winter view. ©
Neb) 1922" 2) c Mar..'6,) 19222.° 3
253660.
[8048
I’m headed for MecGuires for tires.
© Apr. 4, 1922; 2 ec Apr. 10, 1922;
K 165065.
McManus (THOMAS JOSEPH) New
York. [8049-8057
[9 photographs] :
Hudson River from crows nest,
Storm King Mt., left, Break Neck Mt.,
right, 3.—Hudson River from new
Storm King scenic highway, 1.—Hud-
son River from Storm King Mt., 2.—
Storm King and Break Neck mts.,
10.—Storm King Mt., 11.—Storm K'ng
Mt. and road, 9.—Storm King Mt., S
turn in guard wall, 8—Storm King
Mt., showing West Shore r. r., 20.—
Storm King road, retaining wall, side
view, (. “©. Dee 1192122. ce? each
May 1, 1922; J 254531-254539.
McMutien (W. D.) San Francisco.
[8058
San Francisco surf fishing club.
Dinsienta/ of], .© “June -%,. 1921: 2 ¢.
Feb. 25, 1922; K 164265.
Macnarir (ARCHIBALD L.) Daytona
Beach, Fla. [8059, 8060
Seabreeze, Fla., wreckage of army
airplanes DH4 and Sopwith 1A2, Mar.
12, 1922, view from north. © Mar. 13,
1922. 2 ¢. Mar: 22, 1922; J 253968.
view from west. © Mar. 13,
1922 92/6) Mar.) 22.1922) 'S* 253969.
McNIco.t (JESSIE H.) Boston.
[8061-8118
Birthdays are not to show how old
we grow, etc. © May 15, 1921; 2 c.
May 4, 1922; K 165009.
Christmas greetings. How many
meet, etc. © Sept. 1, 1921; 2 c. Apr.
17, 1922; K 164678.
Memory walks beside me, ete.
© Sept. 1, 1921; 2c. Apr. 17, 1922; K
164661.
165
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$119
pt. Tv., mes. 17
McNicot (JESSIE H.)—Continued.
[4 prints]:
Doctor Sunshine of wondrous skill,
cures completely every ill, ete—Id
like to give you, birthday gifts, etc.—
Pills and doctors come and go, etc.—
Well hello, how are you, ete. © Feb.
15, 1922" 2. C eaen,. Ape: “ip, dee sie
164664164666, 164677.
[8 prints] :
Birthday greetings. Here’s to your
birthday, etc.—B rthday greetings. I
knew a tiny little girl, etc.—Haster
greeting. May all the glory of the day,
‘etc.—Haster greeting. The blessings
of Easter, etc.—Easter greetings. For
the good that you have done, etc.—He
is risen.—Joyous Easter day.—May all
the joy and all the love, ete. © Jan.
1, 2922; 2..c., each Apr 17, 19226. 1
164662, 164663, 164667-164671, 164676.
[10 prints]:
Birthday greeting. One I love, ete.—
Birthday greetings. A birthday’s like
a gay little inn, etec.—Birthday greet-
ings. Because your birthday comes to-
day, etc.—Birthday greetings. May
your new year be to you a year of
hopes, etc.—Birthday greetings. You’ve
begun a new Dit of the road, ete.—
Christmas greeting. In all the world
there could not be a truer friend, etc.—
Here’s a friendly greeting to add to
your birthday cheer, etc.—His love di-
vine shall comfort thee, etec.—I am
sending my birthday greeting, ete.—
Now I get me up to work, ete. © May
ao IOP 2" evened. Apr. 17, 19227) 6
164658-164660, 164672-164675, 164679-
164681.
[33 prints]:
Armful of wishes, etc.—Because
you’ve always understood, etec.—Christ-
mas comes but once a year, ete—
Christmas means carols and candles
and snow, ete.—Christmas sunshine is
most bright of all the year, ete.—
Christmas time is wishing time, etc.—
Fir tree and the holly are selling on
the street, etec—For your Christmas.
I hung for you some wishes, ete.—
From a land of romance and fiowers,
etc.—Greetings from California. Your
friendship’s like our golden sun, etec.—
Here’s a bright wish, ete.—Here’s a
posie of greetings gay, etc—I’d like
to give you all the things you’ve set
your heart upon, etc.—I have a friend
tried and true, ete——I hope that my
little candle, etc.—I send you this sign
of the Christmas pine, etc.—I think of
you at Christmas time, etc——I wish
you a happy Christmas, ete.—Love for
a friend and help for a friend, ete.—
McNicort (Jessie H.)—Continued.
[33 prints ]—Continued.
Love of a little child has reached
across the ages.—Magic of Christmas
with golden touch, etc—My wishes are
bright candles upon a Christmas tree,
etc.—Now hang up the holly, etc.—On
Christmas day long years ago, et¢.—
Poinsettias red, grow over my head,
etc.—To greet you with the old Christ-
mas wish.—Very merry Christmas and
a very glad new year, ete—When
Santa was scanning his Christmas
book, etc.—Wherever you go, whatever
you do, ete—Why send a card to a
friend like you, etc—Wise men and
shepherds came to bring, ete.—Wish-
ing you a season of merriest Christ-
mas cheer, etc.—Your friendship’s like
a golden sun, etc. © Jan. 1, 1922; 2 c¢.
each May 4, 1922; K 165091—165098,
165100-165124.
McQuUAIDE (JAMES
Grove, Fla. [8119
Jumping porpoise. © May 10, 1922;
2c. May 12, 1922 ; J 254784.
McRAE (FARQUHAR Davin) St. Paul.
[8120
[Chart of English institutions] ©
1 ec. June 2, 1922; I 6780.
McWuhHorrer (L. V.) Yakima, Wash.
[8121
Desert queen. © Apr. 17, 1922; 2 «.
Apr. 29, 1922; J 254465.
MAGILL (FRANKLIN) Chicago.
[8122-8158
[Miss Lavender] © Jan. 3, 1921:
2c. Mar. 22, 1922; K 164133.
[14 prints]:
[Among the hills, 1159]—[Autumn
days, 1144]—-[End of a perfect day,
1060]—[Family pet, 1166]—[Flower
time, 1176]—[Important letter, 1167 ]—
[Little bright eyes, 1157]—[Miss
Peggy, 1164]—[Modern maid, 1147]—
[Natures wonderland, 1140]—[Out-
door girl, 1156]—[Sailing, 1160]—
[Summer days, 1149]—[Young for-
esters, 1158] © Jan. 2, 1922; 2c each ©
Mar. 22, 1922; K 164134-164147.
[22 prints]:
[Aerial mail, 1111]—[Apple blossom
time, 1135]—[Cozy nook, 1124]—
[First steps, 1129]—-[Happy moments,
1133 ]—[Home industry, 1097 ]—[ Look-
ing backward, 1112]—[Miss Agatha,
1121]—[Miss Hloise, 1125]—[Natures
fountain, 1117]—[Old home, 1118]—
[Picturesque America, 1122]—[Sea-
shore attraction, 1131]—[Scenie
America, 1123]—[Sleighing, 11380]—
H.) Cocoanut
166
©
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1922
8279
MaGILt (FRANKLIN )—Continued.
[22 prints]—Continued.
{Spring maid, 1132]—[Trout stream,
1119]—[Uninvited caller, 1134]—[Un-
willing patient, 1059]—-[Where smile
comes from, 1154]—[Winter . girl,
1128]—[Young America, 1126] ©
Jan. 3, 1921; 2 c. each March 22, 1922;
K 164148-164169.
MATER (CARL L.) Reading, Pa.
- [8159
Parisian tailoring system, designing
wae cine. (C) Mar. 1,.1922: 2. c.
Apr. 18, 1922; I 6644.
Matirs (G. Tyrer) Brooklyn. [8160
Digi-print certificate of identity. ©
Maps. to2- oe. Apr. 29,.1922; K
165056.
MAN (GERTRUDE E.) Virginia, Minn.
[8161-8164
[4 photographs]:
Rose of 1860.—She’s not telling.—
Waiting for her hostess—wWorld of
woe. © Apr. 1, 1922; 1 c. each Mar.
BevstO22-.4..ec, each Apr.. 22, 1922: J
254646-254649.
MARCEAU (THEODORE C.) New York.
[8165-8274
[39 photographs]:
Anson (J. M.)—Barbur (Mrs. Wil-
liam)—Batterman (Miss Beatrice)—
Beckman (Mrs. D.) nee Erdman.—-
Bolus (Mrs. M. C.)—Bonaparte (Mrs.
Jerome) —Bunher (Mrs. George)
nee Miss C. Stevenson.—Burger
(Miss E.)—Carr (L: W.)—Crow (Miss
M. L.)—Deming (Miss Mary)—Dick-
inson (Geo. E.)—Etchebarne (F.)—
Francesconi (Mrs.) —Gibbs (Sir
Phillip)—Gibson (Jos.)—Hatch (Miss
Edith)—Keyes (Miss Emily )—Koep-
per (H.)—lLeigh (Hon. Kather’ne)—
McGowan (Rear Admiral S.)—Mc-
Keon (H.C.)—Maines (Mrs. Geo. H.)
A, B—Munds (Mrs. L. D.)—Nelsson
(Miss Anna Q.)—Parrish (J. W.)—
Pintz (Miss Dora)—Proctor (Mrs.
Geo. W.)—Rice (Miss Helen)—Roge-
vine (Mrs. Valdimir) —Sattler
(Miss)—Seaman (Mrs. C. H.)—Stand-
‘sh (Mrs. A.)—Tripp (Dr. C. M.)—
Vernon (Dr. R.)—Weidt (Miss
Edith)—Woods (Miss Mary)—Wylie
een He.) “©. Apr 8,.41922; 2 c.
each Apr. 13, 1922: J 254563-254575,
254577-254586, 254590-254604, 254606.
[71 photographs]:
Adams (Maj. U. O.)—Armstrong
(Mrs. J. R.)—Baldwin (S. C:)—Barry
(Mrs. J. F.)—Bernhard (Mrs. J.)—
Blackwell (Mrs. Wilson H.)—Bow-
MARCEAU (THEODORE C.)—Continued.
[71 photographs]—Continued.
man (J. M.)—Bowman (Mrs. J. M.)—
Boye (Mrs. A.)—Brand (J. H.)—
Breslin (J. T.)—Breslin (Mrs. J. T.)—
Bryan (Dr. Jas. H.)—Bugbee (Dr.
A.)—Carroll (Miss J. W.)—Chatfield
(Lady)—Conklin (DeWitt)—Cramer
(W. S.)—Davis (Col. E.)—HDilers
(Mrs. Edwin)—Elliot (Mrs. Fred
A.)—Fargie (Mrs. J. 8S.) —Faye
(Countess de la)—Fish (Mrs. H. L.)—
Fish (Miss Julia)—Friday (Miss
M.)—Gade (Mrs. Herman)—Golden-
berg (Mrs. Morton H.)—Haldin (H.
H.)—Halsey (Mrs. S. A.)—Haviland
(Howard Ross)—Hume (Mrs. E.)—
Jacobie (Dr. Olive)—John (Mrs.
J. B.)—Joyce (Miss Elvira)—Joyce
(Miss Gladys)—Kahn - (Miss Lillian
May) A, B.—Lane (Mrs. E. M.)—
Leslie (Miss May)—Lindridge (Vrs.
Edwin F.)—MacKenzie (A.)—Mackie
(C.)—Madeire (G.)—Mallory (rs.
F. C.)—Markel (Miss Elenaor)—Mil-
lian (Mrs. M.) and baby.—Neville
(Lord Richard)—Newlands (J. C.)—
Owen (Mrs. Reginald)—Pando (Mrs.
M. de)—Randrup (8S. R.)—Rob’‘nson
(Miss Louise)—Ryon (Miss Helen)-—
Salmon (Mrs. M.)—Sauer (Mrs. C.
F.) — Schaffer (Morris) — Sheridan
(Master Dick) —Sheridan (Miss
Margaret) A. B—Smith (Wiss
Marjorie)—Thomas (Mrs. H.)—Tied-
man (Mrs. H.)—Tracy (Mrs. M.)—
Tyler (Wm.)—Vasconez (R.)—Wag-
enborst (James)—-Wagenborst (Vrs.
James H.)—White (B. G.)—White
(Mrs. P. J.) —Wilson (H. J.) © Mar.
44. 1929-2. ¢. each: Mar. .20; 1922. J
258886, 253887, 253889—253957.
MARCELLE (CLAIR) INC., New York.
[8275
June brides and graduates. © May
31, 1922; 1 c. June 10, 1922; K 165914.
Martin (M. B.) Bakersfield, Calif.
[8276
Original discovery shaft, famous
Kelly silver mine. © Mar. 13, 1922:
2 c Mar. 20, 1922; J 253869.
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSN. OF DETROIT,
Detroit. [8277
Detroit, Mich., new Masonic temple,
southeast view, 0950. © Mar. 1, 1922:
2 ¢. Mar. 30, 1922; J 254043.
MATTHEWS (BEN VY.) Winston Salem.
N.C: [8278, 8279
Fries (F. H.) © May 1, 1922; 2.
May 3, 1922;. J 254910.
Moore (Roger) ©'May 1, 1922;
2 ec. May 3, 1922; J 254909.
167
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pt. Iv., 0. S.. V. 17
Mavser (JOSEPH M.) Galveston, Tex.
[8280
Galveston, Tex., contestants in bath-
ing girl revue, May 14, 1922. © May
16, 1922; 2 ec. May 18; 1922; J 255116.
MAXWELL (HAMILTON) New York.
[8281-8282
New York (City) down town, 118.
© Oct. 1, 1921; 2 e: Apr. 18, 1922: J
254306. |
sky line, 247. © Dee. 1, 1921;
2 @: Apr: 1s: 1922. cb sot
Means (JoHn A.) New York. [8283
Excelsior. _© Sept. 6, 1921; 2 «
Mar. 24, 1922; K 164880.
MELVILLE (R.) New York. [8284
Spring song. © Feb. 25, 1922; 2 c.
Mar. 10, 1922; K 1638890.
Mercer (SAMUEL W.) Iowa City, Ia.
[8285-8288
[4 prints]:
[Blowing bubbles]—[Debutantes ]—
[Paying by check]—[Sweet sixteen]
©. Apr..'8, -1922.;, 2 .¢ ,eaeb. Apr: ) 10;
1922; K 165143-165146.
MERRICK (GEORGE W.)
(G. 8.) Seattle.
Red Cloud (Jack)
1922; J 254691.
White Eyes (Chief) © 1c. May 1,
1922; J 254690.
Merrow (C. E. A.) Boston. [8291
Descent from the cross; by Annibale
Carracci. © Mar. 22, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
24, 1922; J 253998.
MERSHON ADVERTISING AGENCY, Chi-
cago. [8292-8294
Make your own dreams come true,
a bank account here is thé start. [2
sheet poster, 013279] © Apr. 7, 1922;
2c. Apr. 10, 1922; K 164484.
Protect your home with a bank ac-
count. [2 sheet poster 013303] ©
May! 2; 1922) 2e> May: 5, 192277 K
165233.
Think, act, be, a success. [2 sheet
poster, 013301] © May 2, 1922; 2 «.
May 5, 1922; K 165234.
MERWIN ADVERTISING
lon, O. [8295
’Tis but to laugh. © Mar. 16, 1922;
2 c. Mar. 17, 1922; K 164042.
AND MERRICK
| 8289, 8290
Crier May An
AGENCY, Massil-
Mesny & Bisuop, Norfolk, Va. [8296
Sousa (Sir Knight John Philip) and
the Masonic members of his band.
Mar, 9,°1922.2.-6- Mar. 14) .1922% 7
253764.
MetcaLtF (WoopsRipce) Berkeley,
Calif. [8297
Bull Creek Flat, Calif., redwoods.
© Dec. 15, 1921; 2 & May 16,751922-
J 254855.
Meyer (KE. L.) Orange, Calif. [8298
Orange, Calif., center of business
district. © May 17, 1922 2 © May
23, 1922; J 254975.
Miter (JOHN WESLEY) New York.
[8299
National temple of music and art.
© May 20, 1922; 2°c dunes, 4922: K
165825.
MILLER (JOSEPH A.) Philadelphia.
‘ [8300
Perfect Boston terrier, faults in red.
© May 24, 1922; 2 ec. May 24, 1922: |
6776.
Mrrier (L. Cass) Richmond. [8301
[Squaring of the circle, 3. Blue-
prnt] © 1c. Ag. 3, 1922; I 6624.
Mitten (RUBEN) Pittsburgh. [8802
Hawaiian fisherman using throw-
net. ©1c. June 10, 1922; J 255181.
Mitts (WmM.) & son, Providence, R. I.
[8303-8317
English high school graduating class,
Jan:, 1922; © JdanyS, 19227-.21e. hep:
14, 1922; J 253304.
Graduates of grammar schools, Jan.,
1922:
Broad st.—Candace st.—Esek Hop-
kins.—Geo. J. West.—Laurel Hill ave.
—Lexington ave.—Oxford st.—Peace
st.—Point st.—Rochambeau ave—
Thayer st.—Veazie st.—Vineyard st.
© Jan. 8, 1922; 2 c each’ Feb. 14,
1922; J 253297-253308, 253305-253310.
Technical high school graduating
class, Jan., 1922. © Jan. 8, 1922; 2
Feb. 14, 1922; J 253311.
MILWAUKEE CHAIR CO., Milwaukee.
[8318
X-ray chair..;: © 4 © Apr 2, 1922 ;
J 254448.
MitTcHELL (Horace) Indianapolis, Ind.
[8319-8322
© Mar. 15,
ZO SS al
De Molay, scene 1—+4.
1922: .2-'e. each Mar,
253873-253876.
Moore (Henry H.) New York: ’
[8323
Abbott (Dr. Lyman) and M. Gaston
Lebert. © May 20, 1922; 2 e. May 22,
1922; J 254956.
168
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, HPO: K
no. 2, 1922
Moore (JAMES CLARENCE) Smyrna,
Gp [8324
Hobo Dare Devil finishing trip in
every state and all national parks in
8 months and 2 days, ete. © 1.
Mar. 6, 1922; J 254128.
MOoorEFIELD, INC., Indianapolis.
[8325, 8326
Beveridge (Hon. Albert J.) and fam-
meee) Mar. 2: 1922;-2. ¢. May 27,
1922: J 255060.
Quick (Herbert) © Apr. 11, 1922;
2c. Apr. 17, 1922; J 254495.
Cosmopolis,
[8327-8331
Moreau (JoSEPH E.)
Wash.
[5 photographs]:
Bunch, hemlock trees growing on
top of wind fall and shrubs in the
woods.—Cedar snag and shrubs and
trees ‘n the woods.—Cedar tree and
shrubs in the woods.—In the shade,
hemlock trees and shrubs in the
woods.—Pair of hemlock trees and
shrubs in the woods. © Mar. 20, 1922;
2 c. each Apr. 15, 1922; J 254873—
254877.
Moren (LEO) Breckenridge, Mo.
[8332, 8333
Wild (Robert Cornet) © 1 ¢. Apr.
4, 1922; J 254110.
_ Wild (Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornet)
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1922; J 254111.
Morean (CHARLES W.) Chicago.
[8334
Bran of a test bench is the switch-
board. © Feb. 23, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1922; K 163683.
Morris (GrEorcE Ford) Hatontown,
; [8335
Man 0’ War. © June 1, 1921; 2 ¢.
Apr. 8, 1922; K 165158.
Moser (JESSIE F.) Glendale, Calif.
[8336
Law of God. © Apr. 3, 1922; 2 c.
mare 1s 1922- J 254121.
Movurin (GABRIEL) San Francisco.
[8337, 8338
San Francisco, Calif., business d'‘s-
trict from California st. © Apr. 26,
1922; 2 c. May 16, 1922: J 254856.
from Sacramento St. © Apr.
26, 1922- 2 ec, May 16, 1922; J 254857,
MounNtT VERNON LADIES’ ASSN., Mt.
Vernon, Va. [8339-8376
Mt. Vernon. Va.:
Banquet hall.—Barn, A. B.—Connec-
ticut room.—Custis (Nellie) room.—
Cust s’s (Miss) music room.—District
$385
Mount VERNON LADIES’ ASSN.—Contd.
Mt. Vernon, Va.—Continued.
of Columbia room.—East front.—En-
trance gateway.—Famil y dining
room.—Family kitchen, exterior.—
Florida room.—F lower garden.—Green
room.—Guest room.—kKitchen gar-
den. — Kitchen, interior. — Lafayette
room.—L brary.—Maine room.—Man-
sion.—Mansion, interior, central hall.—
New tomb.—North Carolina room.—
North lodge gate-——Old tomb.—Por-
t co—River room.—Spinning room.—
Summer house.—Washington’s room.—
Washington’s (Mrs.) room.—Washing-
ton’s (JMrs.) sitting room.—West
front—West lodge gate—West par-
lor.—Wharf. © June 22, 1922; 2 ec.
each June 24, 1922; J 255522-255552,
Pohick. Va., Pohick church. ©
sune- 22, 1922 75°2 -c.+Jume’* 24; 1922 2°)
255553.
MovuzAKI0TIS BROS., Chicago.
[8377, 8378
-[Baptising scene] © Jan. 1, 1922;
Le. Apr 26, V922" 1 c. May 9" 1922"
K 165236.
[Nuptial scene] © Jan. 1. 1922;
Tc. Apr 26) 1022" 2°. May soe 922 -
K 165235.
Mowsray (A..R.) & co., LTD., London.
[8379
Crucifixion, ..©,..Mar., 6);4922.;. A. ¢:
Mar. 6, 1922; J 253705.
Moyer (Ropert F.) AND MARTIN
(GEORGE C.) Philadelphia. [8380
©:fomor, . ©Apr. 15,-1922%;.27-e,
May 19, 1922; K 165459.
MUELLER (AvuGUST F.) New York.
[8381, 8382
Mancuseo (Judge Francis X.) 1, 2.
© Mar.. 24, 1922; 2 c. each Mar. 27,
1922; J 254026, 254027.
MUELLER (MATTHEW) Trenton, III.
[8383
-[Greenswarth design] © 1c. May
27, 1922; I 6804.
Munn (JOHN O.) co., Toledo, O.
[8384
[New car. Used car. What’s the
difference?] © Apr. 7, 1922; 2-¢. Apr.
10, 1922; K 164455.
MvuRPHY (CLARENCE J.) Philadelphia.
[8385
Monthly valuation chart. [ Blue-
print] © Mar. 10, 1922; 2 e. Apr. 12,
1922; I 6692.
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MurRRAY (WatLpo) Cambridge, Mass.
’ [ 8386, 8887
Cambridge, Mass., Harvard uni-
versity, Johnson gate. © June 15,
1922;-2 ce. June 23, 1922; K 166119.
© June 15,
1922; 2 c.. June 23, 1922; K 166118.
NATIONAL BLANK BOOK co., Holyoke,
Mass. [8388
Every Roman father was a_ )book-
keeper. © Mar. 20, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
21, 1922; K 164090.
NATIONAL Co., Philadelphia. [8389
Better homes. © Mar. 10, 1922; 2 ¢
Mar. 18, 1922; K 164500.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK PRODUCERS ASSN.,
Chicago. [83890
National live stock producers assn.
©). Dee 1):49 92412 ©. Apreo4ig, 4022. K
165034.
NATIONAL PRESS PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE,
Cleveland. [8391
Cleveland, O., Cleveland baseball
club, American league, season, 1922.
© May 10, 1922; 2 e May 15, 1922;
J 254801.
NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS ASSN., New
York. 18392, 8393
Good they do depends on you. ©
Apr. (10; 1922); 2) “ey Apri’ 24, 192275 36
164834.
Stamp out tuberculosis. © Apr. 10,
1922; 2 « Apr. 24, 1922; K 164835.
K.) Mt. Gilead, :0.
[8394
© Jan. 28,
J 254414.
NEAL (HOWARD
Dallas from the air.
1922;:.2 ¢, Ape 250 1922:
NEPTUNE STUDIO, Bandon, Or. [8395
Bandon, Or., Moore’s mill. © Feb.
14,1922); 2c. Mar. 22,,1922 5 J. 2p3a079;
NEW ERA WIRELESS CorRP., New York.
[8396
[Newco miracle radio receiving set,
chart 2] © May 10, Hees 2 ¢. May Ade
1922 Sah eORRT.
NEw SALEM COMMERCIAL CLUB, New
Salem, N. D. [8397, 8398
Center of prosperity. © May 5,
1922 22 eae 1, 8 O22 <2) 250169:
Where results are certain. © May
5 1922. Dew May. ws stO22e. Jno lan
NEw YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD CO., New
York. [83899
[20th century limited, the greatest
train in the world] © Dec. 27, 1921;
2c. Apr. 7, 1922; K 164950.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, New York.
[ 8400:
Members New York stock exehange..
[Emblem] © May 20, 1922; 2 c. May
19, 1922; K 165864.
NEWBy (ANNA KATHERINE) Sacra-.
mento, Calif. [8401
Proud mother. © Apr. 6, 1922; 2
May 1, 1922; J 254528.
NEWMAN (SIGMUND) New York.
[8402-8405.
[4 blueprints] :
How to make a medium wave tuner,.
6.—How to make a radio frequency
amplifier. 8—How to make a short
wave regenerative set, 5.—How to.
make an amplifier, 7 © May 22, 1922;
2c. each May 28, 1922 ; I 6762-6765.
New York..
[8406-8409
How to make a crystal receiving set..
[Blueprint] © Apr. 20, 1922; 2c. Apr.
11, 1922; I 6659.
[How to make a loop aerial re-
ceiver. [Blueprint] © Apr. 20, 1922;
2 «. Apr. 13, 1922; 1 666i
How to make a super selective re-
generative tuner. [Blueprint] © Apr..
4, 1922; 2 ce. Apr. 10, 1922; I 6660.
How to make a vacuum tube de-
tector and one or two step amplifier.
[Blueprint] _© Apr.’20, 192233 ¢ Dine
13, 1922 ;..1, 6662:
News, New York. [8410:
Rioters battle in park. © June 12,.
1922; 1 c. June 14, 1922; K 165974.
NEWSPAPER FEATURE SERVICE, INC., New
York, [8411-8460:
[Buster Brown]:
© Mar. 26; 1c. Apr. 11; K 164523.
© Apr. 2; 1c. Apr. 11; K 164521..
© Apr. 9; 1 ec. Apr. 22; K 164735..
© Apr. 23; 1 « May 1; K 165007..
© Apr. 30; 1c. May 6; K 165223..
© May 7; 1 ¢. May 20; K 165502.
© May 14; 1c. May 20; K 165504. |
© May 21; 1c. May 27; K 165687.
© May 28: 1c. June 2; K 165719..
© June 4; 1c. June 9; K 165900.
© June 11; 1c. June 14; K 166008.
Daisy’s memor'al day message. ©
May 28.1922 > 1c." Sumer 2a ee
165716. .
Excitement of marrying an Indian.
© May 14, 1922; 1 ¢«. May 20, 1922;
Ik 165499.
NEWMAN (Sremunp) & Cou
170
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1922
8478
NEWSPAPER FEATURE SERVICE, INC.—Con.
Flapper jockey’s in the lead. ©
June 11, 1922; 1 c. June 14, 1922; K
166006.
Girl and the buried treasure. ©
May 21, 1922; 1. ¢.. May 27, 1922; K
165685.
Has prohibition boomed the beauty
parlor? © June 4, 1922; 1c. June 9,
O22" KK 165718.
He followed her fandango feet for
20.000 miles. © Apr. 2, 1922; 1c. Apr.
d1, 1922; K 164520.
Just boy [1922]:
© Mar. 26; 1 c. Apr. 4; K 164877.
1 Apr 2; 1c. Apr. 11+ K 164525.
© Apr. 9; 1 ec Apr. 22; K 164734.
© Apr. 16; 1c. Apr. 28; K 164884.
© Apr. 23; 1 c. May 1; K 165004.
© Apr. 30; 1c. May 6; K 165221.
© May 7; 1 c. May 15; K 165355.
© May 14; 1c. May 20; K 165500.
© May 21; 1 ec. May 27; K 165684.
© May 28; 1c. June 2; K 165717.
© June 4; 1 c¢. June 9; K 165893.
© June 11; 1 c. June 14; K 166005.
© June 18; 1 c. June 23; K 166130.
Love. or a million dollars. © Apr.
ets € Apr. 22, 1922° K 164733.
New search for the Holy Grail. ©
Pete te tose. 1)e. Apr. 28, 1922: K
164883.
Pa nting pictures under the sea. ©
June 18, 1922; 1 c. June 23, 1922; K
166131.
Polly [1922]:
© Mar. 26; 1 c¢. Apr. 11; K 164524.
7 ape 2 ie Apr 11 >: 1K 164522.
Apr. 9>.1 c Apr: 22: K, 164736.
© Apr. 16; 1c. Apr. 28; K 164885.
© Apr. 23; 1 ¢. May 1; K 165006.
@ Apr.30; 1c. May 6: K. 165222.
© May 7; 1c. May 20; K 165501.
© May 14; 1c. May 20; K 165503.
© May 21; 1 c. May 27; K 165686.
© May 28; 1c. June 2; K 165720.
© June 4; 1c. June 9; K 165899.
© June 11; 1 c. June 14; K 166007.
Show is called on account of rain.
© Apr. 16, 1922: 1 c. Apr. 28, 1922:
K 164886.
Soc ety and science turns to spirit-
“ualism.. ©:Apr. 30, 1922: 1 c. May 6,
wee: K 165220.
NEWSPAPER FEATURE SERVICE, INC.—Con.,
Sport and romance behind the dog
team. © May 7, 1922; 1 ¢ May 15,
1922; K 165856.
They all want red hair. © Apr. 23,
1922; 1 ec. May 1. 1922; K 165005.
Will the tom-tom displace jazz? ©
Mar. 26,1922. 1 ¢e. Age. 4.) 1922- KK
1643878.
NicHOLsS (WILLIAM H.) jr., Washing-
ton. [8461
[Two old Nicks] © June 9, 1920;
2 ¢. June 2, 1922; K 165708.
Notan (J. B.) co., Philadelphia.
[8462, 8463
Remodel your kitchen. © Mar. 27,
1922; 2c. Mar:,28,. 1922: K 164226.
to an-up-to date all gas kitchen.
© Mar. 29, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1922;
K 164433.
Noxti (Paut H.) Chicago. [8464
‘Read thy future. © June 2, 1922;
2e. June 5, 1922; K 165843.
NORFOLK JAZZ QUARTETTE, Norfolk, Va.
18465
Original Norfolk jazz quartette. ©
1c. May 23, 1922; J 254979.
NORTHWEST ART STUDIOS, Fargo, N. D.
[8466-8475
Wana art studies:
Ceres model, woodland draper:es.—
Daphne model, woodland draperies.—
Diana model, dancing poses and wood-
land studies, 1-37, 38—-70.— Diana
model, studio costume and woodland
still poses.— Flora model, studo
drapery studies.—Flora model, wood-
land studies—Pomona model, studio
draperies. — Pomona model, studio
nudes.-— Pomona model. woodland
studies. © Nov. 1, 1921; 2 c. each Dec.
a, to) 253 (da—200 102,
NORWICH PHARMACAL cCo., Norwich,
si ae as [8476
Unguentine bathing girl, 6079. ©
April’ 29. 1922): 2 ¢.) June 14, 1922 3K
165982.
NOTASEME HOSIERY CO., Philadelphia.
[8477
Notaseme hosiery. (Jn Saturday
evening post, May 27, 1922) © May
25, 1922; 1 &. May 27. 1922: K 165673.
Ashland.
Mass. [8478
Orchard curves. © July 1, 1921; 2 °
ec. Feb. 20, 1922; J 253698.
NUTTING (WALLACE) INC.,
yg |
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8479
Nystrom (A. J.) & co., Chicago.
[8479, 8480
American Frohse anatomical charts.
[Head, teeth and throat, plate 7] ©
Feb, :28, 19203); 2) @. Apr cds doze eK
165869.
The male [and]-female genito-
urinary organs, plate 10. © Feb. 9,
1922; 2c. Apr 18, 1922; K 165308
O’BriEN (M rs. F. L.) Sacramento,
Calif. [8481
Yankee. © Jan. 10, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
31, 1922; K 164244.
O’BRIEN (LEO JEROME) New Britain,
Conn. [8482
Lady in the Mist. © Mar. 15, 1922;
2°e. Apr. 1, 1922; J. 254089.
ODIORNE, Detroit. [ 8483, 8484
Smith (John W.) A. B. © May 8,
1922; 2 c. each May 8, 1922; J 254658,
254659.
OLINGER HIGHLANDERS, INC., Denver.
[8485-8491
Hungry for information. © Feb. 9,
1922; 2 ce. Mar. 24, 1922; J 254561.
Real chums. © Dec. 18, 1921; 2 ¢.
Mar. 24, 1922; J 254560.
[5 photographs] :
Careful now, 585.—Dad tells them
how, 582.—Once upon a time, 583.—
Pals. 581.—Playing the game, 584. ©
1 ¢. each. Feb. 10, 1922; J 253690—
253694.
Mich.
[8492
Winter’s covering. © Feb. 24, 1922;
21Ge Mar. Gih922 > ds 2ba6a6-
OriveR (CHRISTIAN) Duluth,
ONE HAND CLOCK corP., Warren, Pa.
[8493
One hand clock. [Computation for
face’ of clock] © May 1, 1922: 2 c.
May tt 1922: T673l.
OPPENHEIM (JULIUS M.) Boston. —
[8494
Walsh (John J.) © May 12, 1922:
2c. May 13, 1922; J 254800.
ORGAN PTG. co., Nashville. [8495
In. loving memory. © Mar.. 15,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1922; K 164057.
Orr (Evita A.) Indianapolis. [8496
Resurrection. .© Mar. 4, 1922; 2 ¢.
Mar. 9, 1922; K 163874.
pt. IV.; Dys..0. 17
OsBorRN (C. D.) co., Chicago.
[8497-8499
[Glove selling device]:
Best value on earth [$2.00—Here’s a
hot bargain. [$1.50]—This beats the
world. [$3.00] © Jan. 23, 1922; 2 ce.
each Apr. 8, 1922; K 164601—164603.
| OsBorn co., Newark, N. J.
[8500-8538
Balboa (Vasco Nunez de) 1513.—
Cabot (John) 1497. — Champlain
(Samuel de) 1603-13. — Columbus
(Christopher) 1492.—Ericson (Lief)
1000.—Fremont (Col. John Charles)
1842—Hudson (Henry) 1609—La
Salle (René Robert Cavalier) 1682.—
Lewis and Clark, 1805.—Marquette and
Joliet, 1673—Peary (Robert Edwin)
1909.—Ponce de Leon, 1512. Apr. 25,
1922; 2° «. each Apra ts) eee
164929-164940. |
[12 prints]:
Be sunny. It’s the lines of a smile
and not a frown, etc. [Be sunny de-
sign]—Columbus doesn’t deserve as
much credit for discovering America
etc. [Columbus design]—Concentra-
tion is the secret of strength. [Con-
centration design]—Fortuna. Fortune
never helps the man whose courage
fails. [Fortuna design]—From this
day on, I mean to do the best I can,
ete. [Lincoln design]J—Let us be of
good cheer, ete. [Jester and mask
design]—Man who was born luckiest
is the man who doesn’t believe in luck.
[Horse shoe design]—Many a man
has struck out waiting for a base on
balls. [Baseball design ]—Ostrich with
its head in the sand, etc. [Ostrich de-
sign]—Secret of success is constancy
of purpose. [Bull dog design]—Some-
times in this old world of ours, ete.
[Sometimes design]—Time flies, if
you’d bag anything, do your shooting
on the wing, etc. [Time flies design]
© May 10, 1922; 2 « each May 13,
1922; K 165298165309.
[15 prints]:
Brook in woods.—Cattle under big
tree—Cocoanut palms.—Forest path-
way.—Girl, black evening gown, roses
in her lap.—Girl holding feather
fan.—Head and shoulders of girl with
blonde hair, roses in hair.—Lake-
side——Line fence.—Little girl at tele-
phone.—Low bridge.—Old tow path.—
Palmetto palms.—Rocks and oaks.—
Xoyal palms. © 1 ¢. each Apr. 24,
1922: J 254891—254405.
172
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no. 2, 1922
Charleston, W. Va.
[85389
Charleston, W. Va., Capitol ruins,
chimney razing Show.ng the eastward
deviation of falling bodies. © 1 «.
Apr. 1, 1922; J 254065.
OssE (Epwarp A.)
OUTCAULT ADVERTISING Co.. Chicago.
[8540-8753
[4 prints]:
Club for every member of the fam-
ily. etc., 88 —Deposit money regularly,
join our weekly club and accumulate
money, 87.—Join our weekly club,
%0.— Join our weekly club and accu-
mulate money, 89. © May 16, 1922;
Pc, eich May 15, 1922: K 1653840—
1653438.
[4 prints]:
Ht the trail for the open. join our
Vacation club and have money, 86.—
Jon our vacation club and _ have
money, 85—Plan a vacation for the
family, join our vacation club and
have money, 84.—You too can have a
wonderful time if you join our vac¢a-
tion club and have money, 83. © May
Be, 1922; 2 ¢. each May 22, 1922: K
165520-165528.
(6 prints]:
Be careful when you invest your
money, 22 T.—Do your duty to them;
40 T.—For her happiness and protec-
ton, 34 T.—Is your family and home
protected, 48 T.—It holds your loved
ones safe afterwards, 30 T.—Trust
your affairs to us, we are dependable,
45 T. © Jan. 14, 1922; 2 c. each Jan.
14, 1922; K 161989-161994.
[59 prints]:
Athletic supplies, 257—Be beauti-
ful, we have the beautifiers. 218.—
Brighten up, paints for indoors and
outdoors, varnish too, 260.—Brighten
your rooms with new wall paper,
258.—Bring them to our soda foun-
tain, 256 X.—Bring us your prescrip-
tons, we use pure fresh drugs, 229.—
Brushes for every use, paint too,
216 X.—Build up your health, we have
the remedies, 235.—Come in for a hot
drink, -256.—Come to us before that
cold gets to you. 205.—Cool off at our
soda fountain, 255.—Don’t you need
a hair tonic? 227.—Drive out all the
pests, 221—Dyes for Easter, drugs too,
211.—Enjoy yourself at our soda foun-
tain, 253.—For health and happiness
take our medicine, 215.—For sunburn
aud freckles use our lotions and pow-
cers, 228.—For your good health take
our med cines, 233.—Happy new year,
~01.—Have first aid things on hand,
CLASSES, H TO K
OUTCAULT ADVERTISING co.—Continued.
[59 prints]—Continued.
226.—Have you one, 264.—High qual-
ity ice cream, 254.—Is there music in
your home, 263.—Keep up your health
and vigor. we have the remedies, 231.—
Look pleasant please, 262.—Make our
drug store your drug store, 220.—Make
your bath a delight, 223.—Medicines
compounded carefully, 203—Our can-
dies are delicious, 259.—Our ‘drug
store stock is always up to the minute,
217 X.—Our medicines make you feel
fine and dandy, 204——Our_ rubber
goods have life and durability, 208.—
Our ‘sprine’” Tomic. as “a founta n of
health, 210.—Prepare for the great
event now, 207.—Remedies for eyes,
ears, throat and nose, 222.—School
supplies and school books, 268 N.—
Shampoo your hair, feel good, look
good, 230.—Smoke our cigars, every
puff a delight, 224——Start the day
right with a clean shave, 238.—Sta-
tionery supplies for office, home and
school, leather goods, 240 X.—Stock
remedies, 213.—Take our medicines to
get well and keep well, 225.—Take pic-
tures, we have the photo goods, 261.—
Toilet necessities for women and men,
202.— Toilet things for particular
women, 234.—Valentine goods, 206.-—
We are right on time in the drug store
line, jewelry too, 239 X.—We are up
to date in the drug store line, 209.—
We can relieve that headache, 232.—
We compound medicines right, 214.—_
We have good smokes, 247.—We sell
cameras, kodaks and photo supplies,
219 XX. We serve a dainty. delightful
lunch, 266—We serve luncheon, 265.—
When the whole world seems wrong,
come to us for the right medicines,
248—When you are in a run down
condition it’s time for a spring tonic,
212.—When you want drugs and drug
store things, call on us, 236—yYou can
get it at our drug store, 237.—You'll
enjoy our high grade cigars, buy them
by the pox, 267,, 46).Jan). 23: 1922° 2c.
each Jan. 23, 1922; K 162364-162422.
[69 prints]:
Artistic designs in lamps, 48.—Ar-
tistic furniture, 3.—Attractive furni-
ture, attractive prices, 4.—Attractive
summer furniture, 23. — Beautifully
furnished home makes life worth liv-
ing, 45—Beautify your bedrooms,
39.—Buy a kitchen cabinet, saves time
and work, 17.—Buy a save room bed
couch, 52.—Buy at home and be sure,
58.—Classy dining room sets, 42.—
Dainty furniture for every occasion,
15.—Don't you need a new chiffonier?
173
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Dt: 1V.; BUSS VoL
OUTCAULT ADVERTISING co.—Continued.
[69 prints]—Continued.
40.—Don’t you need a new refrigera-
tor? 22—Hvery home needs a first
class refrigerator, 62.—Fine furnish.
ings for your parlor, 1—Fix up your
bedrooms now, 44.—Fix up your din-
ing room, 24.—For solid comfort buy
our furniture, 2.—Furnish your bed-
room nicely, 5—Furnish your dining
room, 7.—Furniture and furnishings
for every room, porch too, 27.—Frni-
ture for Xmas, 50.—Furniture makes
the best wedding present, 19.—Furni-
ture’s the thing for Xmas, 49.—Get a
b g easy chair for dad, 54.—Get him an
easy chair, we have them, 11.—Get
new furniture, 31, 46.—Give furniture
for Christmas, 51.—Give furniture to
her, 20.—Give her furniture, 6.-—
Handsome parlor furniture, 32.—Have
a nicely furnished home, 38.—Have
your bedrooms cheery and bright, 41.—
Keep baby healty, 12.—Kick out your
o!d, put in our new, 14.—Kitchen fur-
niture and stoves, 63.—Latest designs
in wallpaper now here, 67.—Linoleums
and house furnishings, 55.—Linoleums
and mattings save work, 56.—Make
your bedrooms comfortable, 30.—
Make your children’s room attractive,
10.---Make your home beautiful, 28.—
Now’s the time to buy new furniture,
18.—Ornament your home, 9.—Our
beds are soft and downy, 16—Our
handsome furniture will improve your
home, 36.—Our handsome heaters are
coal savers, 65.—Our mattresses make
peaceful sleep, 37.—Our new house-
maid says, buy our furniture and rugs,
0.—Our new housemaid says, let us
furnish your furniture. [Spotlight]—
Our rugs are beauties, 58.—Our rugs
are lovely, 59.—Pretty porch furni-
ture, 25.—Put our best furniture in
vour best room, 34.—Put our handsome
furn‘ture in your home, 13.—Quality
is high, the price is low, 43.—Reed
furniture, 26.—Repaper your walls,
66.—Rugs and furniture for every
room, 57.—Rugs, carpets too, 60.—
Rugs, rugs, rugs, 61.—See our beautiful
bedroom furniture, 8.—See our sum-
mer furniture, 21.—Serve it on a new
dining room table, 47.—There’s heat
and beauty in our stoves,
have a store full of fine furniture for
you, come in, 35.—We have the furni-
ture you want, 33——Worn out things
spo?l your rooms, buy new furniture,
29. © Jan. 25, 1922; 2 ec. each Jan. 25,
1922: K 162450-162518.
64.—We-
OUTCAULT ADVERTISING co.—Continued.
[72 prints]:
Are you ready for your vacation?
227.—Are your valuables safe? 15 S.—
Away down, low prices on summer
goods, 229.—Be a success in our succes-
ful clothes, 233.——Be in the spotlight,
wear our clothes, 245—Be in the
swim, wear our good clothes, 230.—
Blossom out in our new clothes, 223.—
Boys clothing, sweaters too, 253.—
Classy clothes for classy men, 218.—
Clothes are furnishings for particular
dressers, 246—Clothes for men who
know, 205.—Clothes for work and
afterwards, .235.—Cool clothes for hot
days, straw hats too, 225.—Correct
clothes for all occasions, 234,—Cut
prices on cool summerclothes now,
228.—Dress up and celebrate, 226.—
Dress up, Easter is near, 216.—Dress
up for the holidays, Xmas gifts for
men, 250.—Dress well, it pays, 252—
Dress young, feel young, stay young,
248.—Enjoy yourself, wear our stylish
clothes, 221—Fabric, fit and style,
price, they all go into our clothes,
215.—Fine furnishings for men, 241.—
Get a new raincoat, 210.— Handsome
furnishing goods, 213.—Here we are,
Nifty and the lamb, watch for us each ©
week, 200.—It is easy to see the extra
high quality in our clothes, 212.—
It is good business to wear our good
business clothes, 247.—Just arrived.
our new line of fall and winter cloth-
ing, 263.—Keep your valuables in our
safety deposit vaults, 9 S.—Let us meas-
ure you for some new clothes, 266.—
Look at our fine clothes, 208—Look
to us for latest styles, new spring
hats, 209.—Low prices, you can’t beat
our low prices now, 201.—Low shoes
at low prices, 256—Most wear where
most needed, 265.—New fall styles.
226.—New styles in low shoes, 260.—
Order new spring clothes now, stacks
of patterns to select from, 267.—Our
clothes and our prices make friends
for our store, 211.—Our clothes com-
mand attention, 232.—Our clothes look
good everywhere, 238—Our furnish-
ings and shoes look good, feel good,
and are good, 258.—Our good clothes —
win in a ‘walk, 219.—Our good clothes
win, sweaters too, 237.—Our stylish
clothes will make you feel proud,
214.—Own a good suitcase, 261.—
Prices down now, come and buy one,
203. — Quality price, 231. — Reduced
prices, wonderful values in our classy
clothes, 202.—Right dress for Thanks-
174 |
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1922
CLASSES, H TO K
OUTCAULT ADVERTISING co.—Continued.
[72 prints ]|—Continued.
giving, 248.—Safety, safety deposit
boxes for rent, 24 S.—See the clothes
you buy, buy at home, 262.—She will
admire you in our clothes, 217.—Slip
on one of our fine coats, 204.—Snappy
furnishing goods, 224—Special pant
Sale, 239.—Specials in boys clothes
this week, 254.—Sport clothes, light
summer underwear, athletic under-
wear, 220.—Straw hat time, buy yours
“now, 222.—Strong and stylish, 255.—
Strong shoes for rough weather, 257.—
There is style and comfort in our low
shoes, 259.—There’s individuality in
our clothes, 240—Warm clothes for
winter wear, 249.—We can send it to
you by parcel post, 269.—Wear our
good clothes, 207—-Wear our good
clothes and enjoy yourself, 244.—
Wear our good clothes, wear like iron,
206.—Winter’s coming, don’t you need
new clothes, 242.—Xmas gifts men
like, 251—You are first judged by
your clothes, buy our clothes, 264.
Jan. 19, 1922: 2 c. each Jan. 19, 49022 -
K 162128162199.
OVERMYER (PERRY FREDERICK ) Chicago.
[8754
Dust guard for journal boxes of rail-
read cars. [6 sheets, blueprints] ©
1 'c. May 5, 1922: I 6712.
Ow (Cuartres) Bellevue, Pa.
[8755-8764
[4 photographs] :
Bg bend.—Canoe girl—Sailboat.—
Spray of apple blossoms. © Jan. 31,
1922: 2 c. each par. 8, 4922: F 253706—
253709. °
[6 photographs]:
Eddy.—Ferry.—Guyasuta. — Kinzua
H lls.—Riffle—Sunset, Black’s Run,
Allegheny River. © Jan. 31, 1922: 2.
each Apr. 12; 1922; J 254281254286.
PapiLia (J. L.) San Francisco. [8765
Islam greets you. Glad to meet you.
© June 5, 1922; 2 c. June 10, 1922; J
255179.
PAIN (HENRY J.) New York. [8766
Temple of Concord. © 1 c. Mar. 28,
1922; J 254082.
Parnter (James W.) Washington.
[S767 67
Washington, D. C.,, Westunenon
monument. © Nov. 15, 1921 ; 2c. June
a, 1922; J 255173.
3297—22
PALETTE ADVERTISING STUDIOS, Chicago.
[S768
Hail insurance on growing crops. ©
Mar:-3) | 1922 2 yeh y Ape!) )1; (1922 - 1K
165361.
PALMER (S. L.) Hutchinson, Kan.
[S769
Auto home. [3 sheets, blueprint]
© 1 c. Mar. 28, 1922; I 6609.
PALMER (Witt E.) Washington o
O.
[8770 a
Johnson (Jack):
And Tut Jackson meet on battle
ground.—At Washington C. H.. 0.—
Jackson (Tut) and managers. ©
June 9, 1922; 2 ¢. each June 12. 1922;
oF 255208255210,
PANORAM CO., Ft. Worth, Tex.
[S773
Mexia’s skyline of fortune. ane
Wortham district. © Feb. 8, 1922;
Web. 17, 1922; K 164263.
PARAMOUNT NOVELTY co., Milwaukee.
[S774
Nigger face Sambo. © Oct. 15.
1921 ; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1922: K 164010.
ParDoE (J. B.) Bound Brook, N. J.
[8STT5-STT7
[3 photographs]:
New York moon.—Ponce de Leon
cross.—Shepard crook tree. © Mar.
25, 1922; 2 c¢. each Mar. 25, 1922:
J 254020-254022.
ParKs (CLARENCE L.) Fresno, Calii.
[8778_-
Althouse (Paul) 8, 1922:
2c. Mar.
PARSONS
© Mar.
4S, 19223 233767.
(Ernst M.) Boston.
[8779-S782
© Apr. 4
031922; .K 164381—
House,
1922 ;
a12;> 652, 662, 672.
2 ye. Apr.
164384.
_ PARTNERS PRESS. Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.
[S783
[Mailing card, 79] ©
1922; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1922: kK
Postatruth.
Apr, (12;
164577.
PatcH (E. L.).:co., Stoneham, Mass.
[S784
"Giaica quadruplets. © 1 ¢. May 1.
1922; J 254580. ;
PEARCE (JOSEPH N.) J aia
[8785
Philadelphia, Pa.. Deets mutual bldg.
and Independence Fiat, 2AGTS1 4
Apres 2650 1924-2 ie: May he OZ D ee
254547.
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S786
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pt. Iv., DS.5 Vor
PELKEY (JAMES E.) New York.
[S8786, 8T87
Harding (President) and lLaddy
Boy being photographed by Roger L.
Sullivan of the Veteran’s bureau. ©
1c. June 18, 1922; J 255218.
being photographed by Roger L.
Sullivan of the Veteran’s bureau. ©
1 @ June 13; 1902 5.255219.
PENTE (WILLIAM) Park Ridge, Il.
[8788, 8789
Gimme Dat, the wizard. (Jn Child
life, Mar., 1922) © Feb. 25, 1922; 1 ¢.
Apr. 28,, 1922" Ke tGhiak
Grandpa’s Easter hunt. (In Child
life, Apr., 1922) © Mar. 25, 1922; 1 ¢.
Apr. 28, 1922 : K 165156.
PENTON PUB. co., Cleveland. [8790
Miss America II. © Sept. 25, 1921;
2G. Apr 22, 1922) F-25500...
PERRY (FRANK BripGHAM) Newton
Center, Mass. [8791, 8792
Listening: ©) Apr) 12: 1922 2 1c
Apr. 11. 1922; J 254463.
Tan ne. "© Apr. 12) 19222 2. 6. .Ape:
11, 1922; J 254462.
Perry & co., Philadelphia. [8793-8795
Hot weather clothes. © June 16,
1922: 1c¢. June 21, 1922; K 166084.
Not a single exception. © June 17,
1922: 1c. June 21, 1922; K 166085.
When you buy clothes. © June 15,
1922: 1 c. June 21, 1922; K 166083.
Persuine (Eri Roscor) Pocono-Pines,
Pa. [ST96—S8799
f4 photographs] :
After the snow storm.—Clymer, li-
brary after the snow storm.—Pocono-:
Pines after the snow.—Summer resi-
dence in the winter time. © Apr. 11,
O22? Le each) Apr aS, aoAZ ee
254456—254459.
Persons (WALTER C.) St. Louis.
[8800
Zoo photographs. © Apr. 28, 1922;
2 c. May 1, 1922; J 254545.
PETROCELLI (JOSEPH) Brooklyn.
[8801
New York (City) Curb market. ©
1 ¢. June 15, 1922; J) 255248.
PHILADELPHIA INTERSTATE DAIRY COUN-
cIL, Ph ladelphia. [8802
[Window display, building scene.
Health home is being built of dairy
products, etc.] © 1. Apr. 29, 1922;
I 6738.
PICANINNY FREEZE CO. OF AMERICA,
Salt Lake City. [8803-8817
[6 prints]:
Beats Dixie watermelon, A 3.—Eat
seeds ’n all, A 1, A 13-A 15.—Treat
coming, A 2. © Apr 24,°1922--2 cc.
each May 9, 1922; K 165162—165167.
[9 prints]:
At all refreshment stands, Dei
Eat seeds ’n all, A 7, A 8, Ackte A 12.—
For children 1 to 100 years old, A 10.—
Lookee what’s here, A 6.—More fun
for everybody, A 9.—Picaninny freeze.
[Window streamer, D 4] © Apr. 24,
1922; 2 c. each May 8, 1922; K 165556—
165564.
PICKERING (EDWARD DICKEY) Cleve-
land. [8818
Open channel chart, a graphical so-
lution of the bazin formula for select-
ing proper channel widths, ete. [Blue-
print] © Mar. 1, 1922; 2 © May 13,
1922); 4. (G7Sa:
PICKERING (LILLIAN R.) Los Angeles.
[8819
(History series) ©
2._¢,. June is, #922 >. .K.
Factoons.
June 8, 1922;
165963.
PIERINI (ATTILIO) Brooklyn.
[8820, 8821
Fur facts of value. © May 22,
1922; 2 ce. May 18)(1922- Km feo547,
His masterpiece, the super sealine.
© May 19, 1922; 2 c. May 22, 1922; K
165505.
PLACE (LYMAN T.) Erie, Pa. [8822
eee smile. © Mar. ’25, 19225 2
e. Mar. 27, 1922; J 254024.
POKEY ee Crete, Ill. [8823
[Incubator] © Apr: 2Osie22— 2c
June 9, 1922; K 165999. i
Poti (Oscar A.) Detroit. [8824
Bartlett (Judge) © Jan. 15, 1922;
2c. June 12, 1922; J 255584.
PoLtkK (R. L.) & co., Detroit. [8825
[Music in the ave © Apr. 21, 1922 ; 3
2 c. Apr. 24, 1922; K 165287,
PONDELICEK (JAMES WALLACE) Chi-
cago. [8826-8845
[9 photographs] :
Attitude, 22-801.—Bather, 3-5044.—
Caprices, 7—5099.—Dune sprite, 35-
5083.—Great beyond, 39-5019.—Joy of
spring, 14—-5004.—Sandpiper, 5—5084.—
Song of the dunes, 50-5106—Summer
fantasy, 44-5104. © May 1, 1921; 2
e. May 17, 1922; J. 254859-254863,
254865-254868.
176
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, as 8876
PoNDELICEK (JAMES WALLAcE) —Con. PowELL (Eyre)—Continued.
[11 photographs]: [6 photographs ]—Continued.
Adoration, 13-5096.— Apple, 19-| Moncravie (Virginia) © May 14,
5034.—Dawn, 32-5037.—Dune grasses,
42-5039.—From out the sand, 36—
1006.—Meditation, 27-5045.—Net, 28—
5058.—Sea serpent, 20—-5053.—Seiner,
56—5052. — Tigress, 15-5055. — Wor-
shiper, 10-5041. © May 1, 1922; 2c.
May 47, 1922; J 254858, 254864,
254869—254877.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY, New York.
[8846-8849
Arbor with two seats and garden
gate. [Blueprint] © June 10, 1922;
2c. June 17, 1922; I 6808.
Crystal detector receiving _ set.
[Blueprint] © May 10, 1922; 2 c. May
tt G22 > 1. 6166.
Kitchen cabinet. [Blueprint] ©
more a2: De, Apr. 14, 192231
6646.
Shaving cabinet. [Blueprint] ©
May, to, 1922; 2 co May. 15, 1922;.1
67438.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY PUB. CO.,
Inc., New York. [8850, 8851
Metal balloons may draw power
from sky. (In Popular science
monthly, July, 1922) © June 10,
nos te June 12,1922; K 1659238.
Power station, overhead view of.
(Jn Popular science monthly, July,
1922) © June 10, 1922; 1c. June 12,
g922* K 165922.
POPULAR SCIENCE PUB. CO., INC., New
York, [8852-8854
Future airliner. (Jn Popular sci-
ence monthly, July, 1922) © June 10,
noo? 1 ¢. June 12, 1922; K 165924.
Radio receiving set with two stages
of amplification. [Blueprint] © Apr.
np 1922; 2.c. Apr. 8, 1922; 1 6636.
Vacuum will lift new metal airship.
(In Popular science monthly, June,
ime22) © May 10,.1922; 1 c. May 10,
1922; K 165255.
Post PHOTO SERVICE, Washington.
[8855
Washington, D. C., U. S. Bureau of
standards. © May 20, 1922; 2 c. May
20, 1922; J 254933.
POWELL (Eyre) Omaha, Neb.
[8856-8861
[6 photographs] :
Bella Sevilla, copy of portrait.—Co-
lumbia (Miss) in Eskimo dress.—Co-
Quon Tai.—Leiloklani and _ sister.—
1922; 2 c. each Apr. 15, 1922; J 255084—
255089.
PoweLrt (Top) San Francisco.
[8862-8867
Santa Fe trail. ©
Ze. Mays Asi A220 J
Santa Fe, N. M.,
May 1, 1922;
2548138.
Taos, N. M., Pueblo:
Meditation.—Oven.—Stairs.— Tryst-
ing place. © May 1, 1922; 2 c. each
May 15, 1922; J 254809-254812.
Trail of the north. © May 1, 1922;
2 ¢. May 15, 1922; J 254814.
POWELL (WILFRED FE.) New Haven.
[8868
Chart showing the use made of bibli-
cal material in the international im-
proved uniform lessons, etc. © Apr.
ZV 1922 Zr Ape. 26, 1922.5 6728:
PRENTISS (A. M.) Portland, Or.
[8869
Sunset on the Pacific at Seaside, Or.,
8864. © May 17, 1922; 2 c. May 23,
1922. J 254973.
PREPARED ROOFING ASSN., Chicago.
[8870-8872
Estimated shipments of roll roofing
and asphalt, shingles for entire indus-
try, Oets £, 1919 to: -Hebs 283) 1922
[Blueprint] © 1 c. Apr. 10, 1922;
I 6688.
Nov. 11919: to: Mar.:31,. 1922.
a aaa © 1c. May 8, 1922; I
6716.
— Dee. 1, 1919 to Apr. 30, 1922.
[Blueprint] © 1c. June 12, 1922; I
6793.
Press pus. co. (N. Y. wort~p) New
York. [8873
Widden (George) Freckles. © May
31, 1922; 1 ec. June 20, 1922; K 166110.
Prick (LESLIE ALLAN) Jamestown,
[8874
Prendergast (James) founder of
Jamestown. © Mar. 20, 1922; 2 «.
Mar. 21, 1922; J 253958.
PRIDGEON (IRWIN) Washington. [8875
Washington, D. C., cherry blossoms.
© Apr. 16, 1922; 2 c. May 6, 1922; J
254645.
PRINT SHOP, Mountainhome, Pa. [8876
Arrived safely. © May 15, 1922; 2
ce. June 8, 1922; K 166136.
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pt. 1V., es, ¥. 27
PROGUE (JOSEPH E.) New York. [8877
[Trend of the petroleum situation in
the U. S. 8 sheets, blueprints] ©1«.
Mar. 14, (192272 \T (G6H.
PUBLISHERS AUTOCASTER SERVICE CO.,
New York. 8878-8944
Busy on the job again. © June 12,
1922:2 ce Junei7, 1922; K 166037.
Cireus time. © Apr. 24; 9922; 2°,
May 2, 1922; K 165442.
Clean up. © Mar. 9, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
20, 1922; K 164066.
Everybody likes the circus. © May
22, 19225 Zie May 31, 19225 K 165702.
Excuse our dust. © Mar. 9, 1922;
2 c. Mar. 20, 1922; K 164068.
Gee. © Feb. 2, 1922; 2
1922° KK T63162.
Ginghams. © Apr. 20, 1922; 2 e.
Apr. 22, 1922; K 1648382.
Got it. © Feb. 6, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 9,
1922. KK AGSIGS.
Ho-hum, same old speed. © June 8,
1922; 2 ¢. June 10, 1922; K 165918.
In touch with the outside world. ©
Apr. G2 1922 2-2 %e. Apr 10, 922° K
164457.
Keeping his eye on things. © May
1, 1922;.2 e. May 11, 1922; K 165260.
Kids is kids. © May 4, 1922; 2 ¢.
May 11, 1922; K 165259.
Same. © May 29, 1922; 2c.
June 3, 1922; K 165735.
Larger helping please. © Apr. 27,
1922; 2 c. May 2, 1922; K 165448.
Let’s have a June wedding. © June
¥, 1922); 2-e. Sune 3; 1922; K 165734.
Lower away. © Jan. 30, 1922; 2c.
Feb. 9, 1922; K 163165.
Make room, one at a time. © Feb.
20, 1922; 2..¢;, Mar..9, 1922): K 163876.
Making it an event. © Mar. 23,
192252. ¢ Mar. 28, 1922; K 164229:
Money makes the mareto go. © Jan.
26, 1922; 2 ¢. Feb. 9, 1922; K 1638164.
New hero. © May 18, 1922; 2 «
May 20, 1922; K 165466.
Old friends meet again. © June 15,
1922; 2c. June 17, 1922; K 166038.
Old Mother Hubbard again. © May
8, 1922; 2 ec. May 17, 1922; K 165889.
Old polly hasn’t any spring fever.
© "Mar. ‘21, 1922: 2c. Apr)’ 4;-1922 °K
164276.
Old swimmin’ whole. © May 25,
1922: 2 ce. May 31, 1922; K 165708.
Questions of the day. © Apr. 17,
1929-2. ¢. Apr! 22;1922; K 16483.
c. Feb. 9,
PUBLISHERS AUTOCASTER SERVICE CO.—
Continued.
Railroad invalid. © June 5, 1922;
ec. June 10, 1922: K 165907,
Ruling passion. © Mar. 16, 1922;
c. Mar. 20, 1922; K 164067.
Spring planting. © Mar. 30, 1922;
ce. Apr. 1, 1922; K 164277.
Still small voice. ©, Apr. 3, 1922;
c. Apr. 10, 1922; K 164456.
Throw out the life line. © May 11,
1922; 2 c. May 17, 19225 1K d@aaer
Uncle John’s josh. Auto owners
will tell you, etc. © Apr. 27, 1922; 2 «.
May 2, 1922; K 165440.
Bands on some cigars nowdays
burn better’n th’ tobacco. © Feb. 20,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1922; K 164208.
Birds are now watching to see
who buys garden seed. © Mar. 30,
1922; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1922; K 164275.
— Boll weevil has his little faults,
etc. © June 8, 1922. Sic sane 10,
1922; K 165915.
Chump in this town sez his
wife’s husband is his best friend. ©
Jan. 30; 1922; 2 ¢) Web 3) ee,
163159.
— Excavations for new buildings,
etc. © May 29, 1922; 2 @ dune 3,
1922; K 165736.
Fool looked down the barrel of
his gun, etc. © June 5,4922-52 «:
June 10, 1922; K 165916.
—I think I can beat it across,
ete. © Apr: 1%, 192232 G@2ape 22,
1922; K 164830.
I think the man with the hoe,
etc. ‘© Mak. 16) 1922. 276 silar 20;
1922; K 164064.
I wonder, do minnows laugh to
see the whale floundering on a shoal.
© Feb. 23, 1922; 2 e Maryoyage2 5K
164209.
i)
iw)
i)
i)
I wonder, when Darwin was
young did he ever think of making a
monkey of himself. © May 25, 1922;
2 c. May 31, 1922; K 165701.
If a man doesn’t think the
world is getting better, he isn’t.
Mar. 13; 1922: 2 « Mar 20,1922; &
164065.
It’s not a big jump from criti-
cism to hate, etc. © Mar. 23, 1922;
2 e. Mar. 28, 1922; K 164227,
— It used to be, Mother may I go
to the show, ete. © May 22, 1922; 2 ¢.
May 31, 1922; K 165700.
178
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no./2, 1922
9031
PUBLISHERS AUTOCASTER SERVICE CO.—
Continued.
Little money is a dangerous
thing at an auction sale. © Apr. 20,
fhe 2 € Apr. 22, 1922: K 164829.
Newspaper men agree that the
two smallest things in the world, ete.
©) May 11, 1922: 2c. May 17, 1922;
KX 165390.
Often the trouble with a beau
is that he won’t stay tied. © Apr. 3,
1922; 2 ce. Apr. 10, 1922; K 164458.
One of those drummers said
that he was an asset, etc. © May 8,
1922 ; 2 ec. May 17, 1922; K 165391.
One said, I can’t let George do
it, etc. © June 15, 1922; 2 c. June 17,
1922; K 166035.
Radiophone has added _ enor-
mously to the number of lectures, etc.
© Apr. 24, 1922; 2 c. May 2, 1922; K
165441.
Silence is the yell of the school
of experience. © Mar. 20, 1922; 2 ¢.
Mar. 28, 1922; K 164228.
Some day, maybe they’ll get
something from economics besides the
eco. © May 15, 1922; 2 c. May 20,
1922; K 165464.
Some friends are like shadows,
etc. © May 1, 1922; 2 c May 11,
1922; K 165257.
There are two Niagaras now,
Bre © Apr. 10, 1922: 2 c. Apr. 15,
1922; K 164598.
Troubles never come _ singly,
anne) Ape. 6; 1922: 2 ¢:. Apr. 10,
1922; K 164459.
Typhoid germs in water [etce.]
© June 12, 1922; 2 c. June 17, 1922:
K 166036.
When the world pays America,
me © Jume 1, 1922: 2 c June 38,
eee KK 165733.
—— Why 2 out of 3 motor accidents
occvr under 15 miles an hour. © May
Bate. 2 c. May 11,1922: K 165258.
Would you know the _ secret
of life? etc. © May 18, 1922; 2 «¢.
May 20. 1922; K 165463.
Wouldn’t marriage take better,
Berne). Mar “27,1922: 2 ec. Apr. 14,
1922; K 164274. ; '
You don’t kill a dog by cutting
Off its tail, etc. © Feb. 6, 1922; 2 «¢.
Feb. 9, 1922; K 163160.
Undelivered package. © May 15,
1922; 2 c. May 20, 1922; K 165465.
We on have our canutes. © Feb.
Ba, 1922- 2 c. Mar. 9, 1922; K 163875.
PUBLISHERS AUTOCASTER SERVICE CO.—
Continued.
You kaint rouse a woman’s heart.
(© Mep, 2) 19222". Keb: 8 19225 1K
163161.
[3 prints]:
Congressional hike—Today.—Uncle
John’s josh. If a man had only one
pair of socks, etc. © Apr. 138, 1922;
2.,c. each Apr. 15,, 1922; K. 164597,
164599, 164600.
QUINTO, CoHEN & LEVIN,
York..
Stylity clothes:
[Young man carrying topcoat over
shoulder, etc.]|—[Young man wearing
tan street suit, etc.J—[Young man
wearing tuxedo, etc.] © ae FOZ
Inc., New
[8945-8947
Zi, Coed. Apr, 11. 1922 K 164526-
164528.
R-C PIcTuRES corP., New York.
[8948-9031
First woman, Mildred Harris in:
From the back woods to the palace
of splendor.—Great heavens, I’ve
killed him—T[1 sheet poster, A. B.J—
[3 sheet poster, A. B.J]—[6 sheet pos-
ter]—[11x14 in., A-FJ—[22x28 in.,
A, B]—[24 sheet poster] © Apr. 30,
1922): 2c, each: “Apr. 26," 1922" K
164913—164928.
Gay and devilish, Doris May in:
[Bedroom scene]—Big jazz picture
of the season.—[Fight]—Flapper’s
head. 3 sheet poster]|—Girl, her boy,
a kiss, oh joy, a plot, a row, etc.—
[Girl kicking]—[Group of fourJ—
Have you seen the brand new laugh
thermometer ?—[Kiss]|—[Lake scene]
—[No, no]—[Poor girl]—Post no bills.
[3 sheet poster]—[Studio scene]—[6
sheet poster]—[24 sheet poster] 2
May 14, 1922; 2 c. each May 22, 1922
K 165524165539.
Glory of Clementina, Pauline Fred-
erick in:
[Dinner scene]—[Don’t tell me any
more]—[Easel and stand. 3 sheet pos-
ter]—[Frederick’s (Pauline) head]—
[Girl on ground|—[Girl with fan.
3 sheet poster]—[He kissed me]—
[Hello mumsie Clem]—T[Her first sit-
ting]—[My God]J—[My God is that
me|]—[Please come]—I[Studio scene]
—[Title card]—[6 sheet poster]—[24
sheet poster] © May 28, 1922; 2 c.
each May 22, 1922; K 164603-165618.
In Volendam. (Travelaughs) ©
May {7 19222 c. Apr. 24, 1922; 1%
165238.
Queen o’ the turf:
[Aeroplane scene|]—[Combination.
3 sheet poster]—Come on you Alert.—
He
RADEWAGEN Co., Chicago.
9032
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
ra Bo iw
pt. IV, BOSS ets
R-C PICTURES corP.—Continued.
Queen o’ the turf—Continued.
[Daughter and father]—Dick has been
shot.—Driving finish of the great
race. — [Horshoe] — [Jockey and
trainer]—Read what the _ greatest
racing experts say of the big racing
scenes.—See the great race scene, etc.
—Spectators—They’re off.—They’re
off. [8 sheet poster]—They’re off. [6
sheet poster ]—[Title card]—[24 sheet
poster] © Apr. 16, 1922; 2 @ each
Apr. 20, 1922; K 165068—165083.
Shiek of Araby, H. B. Warner in:
As far as the eye could reach lay
the mighty shiek’s domain.—[Clutch
scene. 3 sheet poster]—Desert ban-
dits plan to raid the caravan.—[ Desert
scene]—My God don’t bind me, are
you man or beast?—[Outside the
shiek’s tent]—Purple night, desert
incense, and the irresistible lure of
the HBast—[Shiek and _ girl]—Shiek
on horse. 3 sheet poster]—T[Shiek’s
head]—[Title card]—Trap is set, now
I shall wreak vengeance.—Trapped by
desert brigands, one bullet left-—Un-
counted gold, a fortune in silks and
gems, etc.—[6 sheet poster]—[24 sheet
poster] © May 15, 1922; 2 c« each
May 22, 1922; K 165572-165587.
Starland revue. © Apr. 30, 1922;
2c. May 9, 1922; K 165182.
Such is life in London’s west end.
(Travelaughs)
Apr. 24, 1922; K 164849.
Such is life in Monte Carlo.
(Travelaughs) © May 21, 1922; 2c.
May 22, 1922; K 165602.
RaBa (ERNST) San Antonio.
Foch (Marshal) San Fernando cathe-
dral, San Antonio, Tex.:
[9032-9034
And Rt. Rev. Bishop Drossaerts.—
Before altar—kKneeling at altar. ©
Dee. 7, 1921; 2 @ each Dee. 12-1921;
J 258984—253986.
[9035
Style sheet of unique and distinctive
monograms for embroidery. © Apr.
12, 1922 2c. Mayi4,. 1922-5 165331.
RADIO AND NOVELTY MFG. CO., Wor-
cester. [9036
Wiring diagrams of the radio set,
1. © May 9, 1922; 2 c. May 10, 1922;
I 6767.
RADIO CORP. OF AMERICA, New York.
© Apr. 23, 1922; 2c.
RADIO JOURNAL PUB. CO., Los Angeles.
[9038
Radio journal. [Cover design] ©
May 6, 1922; 2 ei May. eee kK
165239.
RADIO PRODUCTS LABORATORY, Brooklyn.
[9039
[Wireless telegraphy and telephony
design. Blueprint] © Apr. 4, 1922;
2¢. Apr. 12, 1922 4 Geos:
RADIOTUNE corP., Marietta, O. [9040
Radiotune. © Mar. 27, 1922; 2 c.
Mar. 7, 192233 aati,
RANKINE (ARCHIBALD M.) Denver.
{9041
Save your eyes. Better vision
through scientific optometry. © May
9, 1922; 2 c. May 8, i922) 165737.
RANSOM (FLETCHER C.) Joliet, Ill.
[9042
[Daddy’s obligations] © Dec. 14,
1921; 2 ec Apr. 3;:1922; K 164355.
RAUDEBAUGH (OxIvER B.) Flagstaff,
Ariz. [9048, 9044
Chief of Hopi Indian moon dance.
© Apr. 24, 1922; 2 e May 6, 1922;
J 254640.
San Francisco Peaks. © May 8,
1922: 2 ce. May Td, 1022 ee 2ateos.
REDMAN (LEE F.) Detroit. [9045
Choir boys. © Apr. 16, 1922; 2 «.
Apr. 6, 1922; J 254382.
REECE (JANE) Dayton, O. [9046
Taft (Lorado) the man and his
work. © June 19, 1919; 2 c. Dec. 16,
192): J) 2o4bt
REEDLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Reed-
ley, Calif. [9047
Gateway to General Grant natioual
park and Kings River Canyon. [Let-
terhead] © Mar. 1, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
27, 1922; K 164254,
REEVES (CHARLES 8S.) Hood River, Or.
[9048-9051
Hood (Mt.) and the Columbia Gorge
Where beauty —
hotel, Hood River, Or.
dwells. © May 25, 1921; 2 c. May 13,
1922; J 254797.
Multnomah Falls, Or., a_ scenic
beauty. © Nov. 10, 1921; 2 c. May 13,
1922; J 254794.
River, mountain and gorge. © May
[9087 | 25, 1921; 2 ce. May 138, 1922; J 254795:
World time chart, A 285. ©1« Wind Mt., a vista. © May 8, 1921;
June 26, 1922; I 6819. 2 e. May 18, 1922; J 254796.
180
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1922
CLASSES, H TO K
ReicH (Bruno J.) San Antonio.
[9052
Illustration for building loop aerial.
[Blueprint] © 1 c«. May 22, 1922; I
6760.
REINCKE, ELLIS COo., Chicago. [9053
World’s best music on Victor re-
cords. [Victor fan, 1922] © May 10,
1922; 2 c. May 13,. 1922; K 165310.
REINTHAL & NEWMAN, New York.
[9054
Puzzled. © May 1, 1922; 2 c. June
19, 1922,-. K 166042.
RENTSCHLER (J. F.) Ann Arbor, Mich.
[9055, 9056
Cahalan (Rev. James) 1, 2. © Mar.
eee 2 oe. each Mar. 13, 1922; J
253778, 203774.
REVILLON FRERES, New York.
[9057-9071
[Eskimo]:
[Boy |—[Girl]—[Girl, close up]J—
[Man, close up]—[Man, 4 length por-
tra t] —[Man’s head]—[On snow
peak]—[Woman]—[With spear] ©
Mar 15,)4922 2 ec each Apr. 3,.1922;
Mar teeteo2: 2e. each Apr. 3, 1922; K
164418-164420, 164424, 164425, 164427-
164430.
[Eskimo fishing] © Mar. 23, 1922:
2 ¢. Apr. 5, 1922; K 164492.
[Eskimo girl child, bust of] © Mar.
Paetoe 2c. Apr. 5, 1922; K 164491.
[4 prints]:
[Aged Eskimo man, close up]—T[Es-
kimos with gray and white foxj—
[Eskimos with white fox]—[Group of
Eskimos] © Mar. 18, 1922; 2 c. each
Apr. 3, 1922; K 164421-164423, 164426.
REXMER PRODUCTS CO., Jersey City.
[9072
[Arts and darts] © May 20, 1922;
ec May 27, 1922: K 165675.
ReEYNotps (B. 8S.) co., Washington.
[9073-9075
Arlington, Va., tomb of the unknown
peigier (Cc) Apr. 26, 1922-2 e. Apr.
27, 1922; K 164875.
Washington, D. C., Washington
monument and Bureau of printing and
engraving. © Jan. 4, 1922; 2 c. Apr.
14, 1922; K 164578.
by night. © Jan. 4, 1922; 2e.
Apr. 14, 1922; K 164579.
RoacH (JOSEPH A.) co., Chicago.
[9076
[Balloon peddler, K 2951] © Apr.
15, 1922; 2 c. Apr. 27, 1922; K 164947.
9104
ROAHEN (KENNETH F.) Wenatchee,
Wash. [9077-9085
Cascade Mts., Wash. © Nov. 15,
1S Bre Janes 1223 253504.
Glacier Peak, Wash., summit. ©
NOY. 20) 1921 34D ey, ame Se 19D St
253339.
Moonlight, Lake Wenatchee, Wash.
Gy Oct. 41. 1921-2 & Jan. 3, 1922205
Zoos ls
Mountain goat, Chelan Co.. Wash..
45-47. © Dec..5, 1921; 2 c. each Jan.
O22 ed opal, 20aae2, 25000,
48, 49. © Mar. 1; 1922: 2 «.
each Mar. 28, 1922; J 254033, 254034.
Scene from Sniattle River, Wash.
(Ci Nave i5,. 1921s 2te Jana, 19225" 5
253336.
RuHopes (Mr. & Mrs. C. T.) Baker.
Nev. [9086
Cave dweller’s garden of love. ©
June 1, 1922; 2 e. June 10, 1922; J
255180.
RICE LEADERS OF THE WORLD ASSN., New
York. [9087-9090
Character insures reliability. ©
Heb. 20, 19220 ec Web. 2h. 1922 =. Is:
164204.
Emblem of business character. ©
Mayo tole ie May. h2, 4O22 50 Ix
165289.
Progress. There can be no true
progress without principle. © Mar.
27, 1922; 1 c«. Mar. 29, 1922; K 164238.
Wide appeal of character. © June
5, 1922; 1 ¢. June 9, 1922; K 165887.
RicH (CHARLES H.) Woolrich, Pa.
[9091
U. S. desert. Penn’s woods. © Apr.
28, 1922; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1922; K 164941.
RICHARDSON (MARTYN LOCKE) Norfolk,
Va. [9092-9102
Spina perfecta, A-D. © Mar. §,
tPF 3 cep Mars 105119225 35255 T1S—
Dbate lL:
Bs) ©) May'3, 192275 2, ¢: May 4,
1922; J 254629.
PK ©) May. 207 1922+ 2c
each May 22, 1922; J 254950—254955.
RipEout (H. H.) Washington. [9103
Washington in bloom. © Apr. 15,
1922; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1922; J 254343.
RIGAUMONT (VictoR ALBERT) Pitts-
burgh. [9104
Proposed amusement, store and
office bidg., basement plan and first
floor plan. [2 sheets] ©1c. Mar. 27,
1922; 1 6614. :
181
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9105
pt: IV. , BUS. vee
RINALDO (LAWRENCE RUSSELL) Brock-
ton, Mass. [9105
[Child’s daily reminder] © Mar.
aL, A922 5 Qe, Apres 3). 1922 36643.
RIp-EASy co., Waterloo, Ia. [9106
Having a ripping old time. © May
6, 1922: 2.6 May 8, 1922 > J 1 2546a0:
Rossins (J. L.) co., Spokane, Wash.
[9107
Two mighty monarchs. © Feb. 4,
1922 52 e) Mar."'2) 1982-3 Zaaeos:
Roppins (Rotanp G.) Vineland, N. J.
[9108, 9109
Gittone (Harry) laying second load
of concrete in paving Landis ave., Vine-
land. N. J. © May 18, 1922; 2 c. June
2A, 1922 >) J 255475.
Koetz (Mayor) laying first load of
concrete in paving Landis ave., Vine-
land, N. J. © May 18, 1922; 2c. June
24, 1922; J 255474.
Rosperts (Hopart V.) Utica, N. Y.
[9110
Coon tak’ng his own picture. ©
Feb i. 21922- -2).c: -Appeets. 8922 50
254338.
Nopinson (JoHN H.) Washington.
[9111-9114
Lillian, Nantucket Island, Mass. ©
May..a0; 1922. 2 eG. dune 36,1927 is
166011.
Wauwinet, Nantucket Island, Mass.:
Along the _ bluff.—Cottages.—Pines.
© May 30, 1922; 2 c. each June 16,
1922: K 166012—166014.
RocKy MOUNTAIN RADIO CoRP., Denver.
[9115
Hear it by radio. © May 10, 1922;
2 ¢. June 12, 1922; K 165958.
RODRIGUEZ SERRA (J. E.) Ponce, P. R.
[9116-9135
Ponce, Puerto Rico:
Hospital de tuberculosos, 61.—Hos-
pital San Lueas, 62.—Marina, 65.—
Playas de, 66. © Dec. 20, 1921; 2c.
each Jan. 4, 1922; J 252486, 252490,
252495, 252496.
[16 photographs]:
Arboles de mango, 69.—Camino soli-
tario, 77—Entrada a Banos de Quin-
tanam, 63.—Escena campestre, 70,
71.—Escena matinal, 73.—Hora_ ves-
pertina, 76.—Montanas de Puerto Rico,
18, 19.—Mountain stream, 9.—Paisaje
de Puerto Rico, 75.—Palmeras, 12.—.
Plantacion de cafe, 68.—Plantaciones
de cafe, 7—Quietud campestre, 74.—
Soledad y reposo. 72. © Dee. 20, 1921;
RopRIGUEZ SERRA (J. E.)—Continued.
[16 photographs ]|—Continued.
2c. each Jan. 4, 1922; J 252480-252485.
252487252489, 252491—252494, 252497—
252499.
Rocers (FRANK H.) Philadelphia.
[9136
International statistics on water
power, developed and potential. ©
Mar. 21, 1922;°2. ¢. (Ape aaa: 1
6653.
Root (Luta AvueustTA) New York.
[91387
Dorian quartette. © Apr. 3, 1922;
2c. Apr. 5, 1922; K 164697.
ROSECRANS (PAvuL C.) Atlantic City.
[91388
Only a few steps from r. r. stations
to Princess hotel. © Apr. 12, 1922;
2c. Apr. 18, 1922; K 164550.
ROSENBERG (SAMUEL A.) Clarksburg,
W. Va. [9139
Protection. mother and cub. ©
Mar. 14, 1922.:"2. ©) Maracas 22
253877.
ROSENER (CHARLES 8S.) San Francisco.
[9140, 9141
©
[Welcome awaits.] Feb. 28,
1922; 2 c& Mar. 23, 19223 ise iGaube:
[Welcome to our city] © Feb. 28,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 23, 19225 Ke tas0G Tr.
RoTHACKER FILM MFG. co., Chicago.
[9142-9153
Wedding of speakies v movies. ©
1 ec. Apr. 10, 1922; J 254878.
[11 photographs]:
Cameraman at dock.—Dipping ore.
—Hades on film.—Industrial back-
ground.—Juggling film.—Lowest
cinema shot.—Metal cotton.—Metal
test by movie—Shooting Sequoias.—
Something eye has never seen.—Va-
porizing metal. © Mar. 1, 1922; 1 ¢.
each Mar. 18, 1922; 1 c. each Apr. 10,
1922; J 254218-254228.
RoweLL (Mrs. MARGARET CRAIG) Los
Angeles. [9154
True likeness of our Saviour.
Mar, 28, 1922: °2 « ApryqOnie22 7, oi
254259. |
RoyaAL TAILORS, Chicago. [9155-9160
Do men dress to please women, etc.
© Mar, 17, 1922; 1 eG) Mar ote;
K 164695.
He wasn’t ashamed to show the
label for it read, made-to-order. )
Mar. 18, 1922: 2 c. Mar, 22,9922") i
164131.
182
oa
=e
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no! 2,°1922
RoyaL TAILoRS—Continued.
Mr. Robin Red Breast is in town.
Pear. 7, 1922; 2c. Mar, 17, 1922;
K 164503.
There’s a gentleman to see you, Sir.
Mar 27, 1922-.2 ec. Apr. 5; 1922; K
164385.
They admired his clothes, but you
will admire his judgment. © Mar.
20, 1922; 1 «. Mar. 30, 1922; K 164696.
You can’t fool the Supreme court
on the clothes question, etc. © Mar.
Zo, 1922; 2c: Apr. 5, 1922; K 1643886.
RUSSELL (EUGENE A.) Lansing, Mich.
[9161
Lansing, Mich., St. Marys church,
interior. © Mar. 9, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 13,
nge2 +. 2537172.
RUSSELL (JAMES WILLARD) Ironton,
Mo. [9162, 9163
Rainbow Falls on Lake Killarney,
above. © June 10, 1922; 2 c. June 12,
1922; J 255204.
below. © June 10, 1922; 2 «.
wune 12,.1922:,3 255208,
RvuzeE (JoHN) New York.
New York (City):
Ave. A, looking north from 72nd
st—E. 72nd st., Délnicko-Americk¥-
sokol—E. 73rd st., looking west from
First ave.—First ave. looking north
from 72nd _ st.—First ave. looking
south from 71st st—Public library,
Webster branch.—321-325 E. 73rd st.,
Bohemian national hall.—420-424 E.
Tist st. T. J. sokol bldg. © June 2,
1922; 2 c. each June 3, 1922; J 255090-
255097.
SALES PTG. corp. New York. [9172
Careful crossing campaign, cross
crossings cautiously. © Apr. 19, 1922;
Zc. Apr. 15, 1922; K 164866.
[9164-9171
SALTZMAN (Mary E.) Washington.
[9173
Extra, the Washington. © Jan. 20,
1922; 2c. Jan. 20, 1922; K 162266.
SANvDERS (A. W.) co., St. Louis. [9174
Morning service at new cathedral.
foo Mar. 10, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1922:
J 253815.
SAUNDERS (Ros. BeEeRNARD) Ukiah,
Calif. [9175
Ukiah, Calif. and valley. © May
woetoe2; 2c. May 23, 1922; J 254974,
ScHELLING & FickE, San Francisco.
[9176
San Francisco.
«. Apr. 11, 1922; K 164549.
© Mar. 16, 1922; 2 |
9195
SCHIFFERT (Morris) New York.
[9177
Unknown specimen. © May 25,
1922; 2 ¢. May 29, 1922; J 255061.
SCHLOSS BROS. & CO., INC., New York.
[9178-9184
[7 prints]:
[Back view of man with cane]—
[Board walk scene]—[Front view of
man leaning on cane]—[Golf]—[Man
holding bull dog]—[Man holding onto
his hat in wind]—[Tennis] © Mar.
25 1922): 2) ec, each, Apre 10) 1922): K
164504164510.
SCHOETTNER STUDIO, Butte, Mont.
[91:85
Butte, Mont., High schook class
1922. © May 7, 1922;.2 c. May 9,
HO97° J, 200k 1.
ScHOONMAKER (E. T.) Philadelphia.
186
Philadelphia, Pa., Fairmount park,
arch. © June 29, 1922; 2 c. June 30,
#922 5 3, 255585.
ScHULER (LyN R.) Washington.
[9187
Mama, make them shorter, mama,
make them longer. © May 13, 1922;
2c. May 20, 1922; K 165462.
SCHWENCKE (QO. L.) LAND AND INVEST-
MENT co., New York. [9188
Near the end. © Mar. 21, 1922; 2
e. Mar. 22, 1922; K 1643890.
ScIMITAR PUB. CO., Washington. [9189
Scimitar... ©» dune 22) 1922;°2.¢
June. 22, 1922: K 66017.
Scott (WARREN J.) Chicago. [9190
Dorris. © Mar. 4, 1922; 2c May 3,
1922; J 254639.
SEARCY (MARRAINE) Vallejo, Calif.
[9191
Oriental maidens. © Apr. 6, 1922;
DC ADEPT, 1922) 5) 254314.
SEARCY (Mary Louise RwopEs) Val-
lejo, Calif. [9192, 9193
Caravan. © Feb. 19, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
21, 1922; 3 25396).
Reflections. © Feb. 19, 1922; 2 «.
Mar. 21, 1922; J 253960.
SEBEK (J. C.) Buffalo, Minn. [9194
Buffalo, Minn., birdseye view. ©
May 16, 9922-41 ¢. May ‘13,° 1922) 1e¢
May 24, 1922; J 255048.
SELDOMRIDGE (L. C.) West Palm Beach,
Fla. [9195
West Palm Beach, Fla., Lake court
apartments. © Apr. 27, 1922; 2 «.
May 1, 1922; J 254544.
183
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9196
pt: Tv, See
SENAT (HERBERT Dixon) Philadelphia.
[9196, 9197
Tony and Billie. Billie would make
a fine Lordess. © June 15, 1922; 2.
June 21, 1922; K 166087.
Luck is an evasive thing. ©
dune 12, 1922: 2 e. June 2h) 1922 Kh
166088.
SERVICE PRESS, Richmond. [9198
Lyric. © Feb. 14, 1921; 2 c Mar.
28, 1922; K 165286.
SHAW (CHAS. GILBERT) Bloomington,
Ind. [9199
Indiana university from the clouds.
©) May 1, 1922; 2.c. May. 13, 1922: 3
255049.
SHELTON (Louisa) Washington.
[9200
My, I’m awful lonesome, etc.
June 19, 1922;.2 e. June 19, 1922; K
166074.
SHEPARDSON (GEO. B.) Chicago.
[9201-9203
Chair full... © Mar., 21, 1922; 2 e.
Mar. 23, 1922; J 255264.
Live weight. © Mar. 29, 1922; 2 «.
June 9, 1922; J 255266.
Pail full’ ‘©: Mar, 29, 11922" 2).
June 9, 1922; J 255265.
SHERWOOD (Epwarp H.) Oak Park, Il.
[9204-9210
[Mammy’s hot bread] © May 2,
192a 2 c. May 20, 1922; K 165724.
[More] © May 2, 1922; 2 ec May
20; 1922 1K fais.
[5 prints]:
Dad’s surprise.—I’ll say it’s good.—
Mother raises the dough.—Quality and
service.—Yum, yum. © Apr. 28, 1922;
2 ec. each May 20, 1922; K 165550—-
165554.
SHIPMAN, WARD MFG. CO., Chicago.
[9211-9216
[Rebuilding Underwood typewrit-
ers :
Left side with entire carriage re-
moved, 4.—Rear and part of left side,
5.—Rear with tabular rack removed,
6.—Right side of typewriter, 1—Top
with skeleton carriage removed, 2.—
Underside of typewriter, 3. © Mar.
1S) 1922 \2ne-teagh Apr 1;71922 3K
1653832-165337.
SHIREK & HirscH, New York.
[9217, 9218
Jaunter. © Mar. 20, 1922; 2 c. Apr.
4. 1922; K 164889.
Jiggle. [Window card] © June 15,
1922; 2 c. June 17, 1922; K 166089.
SHOE AND LEATHER REPORTER CO., Bos-
ton.
Parisian style Service of the Shoe
and leather reporter. Advance sum-
mer style in white doeskin, ete. (Jn.
Shoe and leather reporter) © Mar.
16, 1922; 1 ec. Mar. 20, 1922; K 164404.
Parisian style Service of the Shoe
and leather reporter: |
Biege doe skin walking model, etc.
(In Shoe and leather reporter )—Boot
with upper kid, ete. (Jn Shoe and
leather reporter)—Gray suede trim-
med with black patent and fastened,
etc. (In Shoe and leather reporter )—
High button boot with upper of white
doe skin or kid, ete. (Jn Shoe and
leather reporter) — Patent leather
Montmorency model, ete. (Jn Shoe
and leather reporter)—Silver or gold
brocade theatre model, ete. (In Shoe
and leather reporter )—White antelope
and black patent leather walking shoe,
etc. (Jn Shoe and leather reporter)
© Apr. 13, 1922; 1 c. each Apr. 17,
1922; K 164605-164611.
Black satin model, ete.
Shoe and leather reporter. © Apr. 27,
1922; 1c. May 1, 1922; K 164943.
Gray suede with patent decor-
ation.
© Mar. 30, 1922: 1° G) Aires aoe :
K 164879. :
High boot with upper of biscuit
colored, ete. (Jn Shoe and leather re-
porter) © Apr. 6, 1922; 1 @ Mar. 138,
1922; K 164952.
Satin model trimmed with
bands of kid. (Jn Shoe and leather re-
porter) © Mar. 23, 1922; 1c Apr, 19,
1922; K 164698.
Shoe decorated with inserted
stars, ete. (In Shoe and leather re-
porter) © Apr. 20, 19227 te eee: 24,
1922; K 164951.
Sonna model. “(Jn Shoe and
leather reporter) © Apr. 27, 1922; 1
ce. May 1, 1922; K 164944.
Walking shoe trimmed with
pierced straps, etc. (Jn Shoe and
leather reporter) © Apr. 20, 1922;
1c. Apr. 27, 1922; K 165367;
SHour (Louis N.) New York. [9234
Twinkletone. (In Women’s wear)
© Feb. 23; 19225 1) Mare 2) 9922,
K 1638656.
SrevER (PAvuL) Minneapolis.
[9235, 9236
Rentacar. [Limousine] © Feb. 14.
1922; 2c. May 5, 1922; K 165325.
[Touring] © Feb. 14, 1922;
2 c. May 5, 1922; K 165326.
184
[9219-9233 _.
(In.
(In Shoe and leather reporter) |
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1922
9274
Calif.
[9237
Old pal why don’t you answer me?
eer, 1. 1921: 2 ce: Keb. 4, 1922; K
163684. ;
Sincer (Louris D.) Louisville, Ky.
[92388-9244
SinvA (NETTIE FERN) Oakland,
[7 photographs]: ,
Calla lily door badge with garland
of roses artificial—Easter lily door
badge with garland of violets artifi-
cial—Floral pillow of artificial flow-
ers.—Lycopodium wreath decorated
with artificial Easter lilies and vio-
lets.—Magnolia wreath decorated with
artificia! Easter lilies and roses.—
Spray of artificial roses.—Wild vio-
lets, artificial floral wreath. © 1 ¢.
each Apr. 12, 1922; J 254830—-254836.
SKILES (CHARGES H.) Dayton, O. [9245
Hott and Warm detectives. © Feb.
aa he. Mar. 15, 1922: K. 164011.
SKINNER (FRED H.) Los Angeles.
[9246
Symbolical floor design for crema-
tory at Hollywood cemetery, Los
Angeles, Calif. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1922;
I 6680.
SKREGERG (H.) Milan, Minn. [9247
Konah portable heater. © 1c. Feb.
14, 1922; J 253728.
Stevin (L. 8.) Carmel, Calif. [9248
Loreto group. © Mar. 10, 1922;
2c. Mar. 20/1922: J 258872.
SMALL (J. O. E.) New York. [9249
Seven young Americans. © May 10,
fee: 2 @ May 27, 1922; J 2550438.
SMART (EMMA DoreEmus) Dutch Flat,
Calif. [9250, 9251
All day sucker. © May 1, 1922;
2c. May 16, 1922; J 254838.
Reveries of a bachelor. © May 1,
1922; 2 ec. May 16, 1922; J 254837.
SMART STUDIO co., San Francisco.
[9252
California poppy girl. © Mar. 17,
fase 2 €. Mar: 22, 1922; J 253967.
SMITH (Cyrus Ferris) Colville, Wash.
[9253
Why worry. © Mar. 24, 1922; 2c.
Apr. 3, 1922; J 254088.
SmituH (Epwarp F.) Indianapolis.
[9254-9256
Reinforced concrete arch bridge:
705. [2 sheets, blueprints]—708. [2
sheets, blueprints] — 709. [38
blueprints] © May 18, 1922; 2 «¢.
each June 19, 1922; I 6807-6809.
sheets, |.
SMITH (FRANK E.) Portland, Or.
[9257
Worthmore call book. © Jan. 18,
1922; 2 c. May 31, 1922; K 165868.
SMITH (JESSIE S.) Imperial, Calif.
[9258, 9259
Binso:. boy. Ao Be AG) lcs each Apr:
10, 1922; J 254200, 254201.
SMITH (JOHN J.) Newton, Kan. [9260
Smith compound levers and connect-
ing rods for high speed, high power
engines. [Blueprint] © 1c. May 1,
1922; I 6696.
SmitH (L. N.) ENGRAVING co., Minne-
apolis. [9261-9265
Christmas greetings and all good
wishes, etc. [Bluebird greeting] ©
Marts) 19222): Dies Apr 80.) 19225 AK.
164454.
Merry Christmas. [Colonial girl
card} ©). Mar. 15,1922: 2c. Apr. 10,
1922; K 164450.
To wish you much happiness this
Christmas, etc. [Three candle card]
Jane 2.2 2 Ee. Apr, 10,1922 >
K 164451.
Wishing you a joyous Christmastide.
ete. [Conventional candle card] ©
Apr G; 1922-2 "e. Apris 10. L022 2 VK
164458.
With greetings of the season, etc.
iHolly cara]. \@oMar. 15,, 1922 +2) e.
Apr. 10, 1922; K 164452.
SMYTH (JOHN M.) co., Chicago.
[9266, 9267
[Living room] Interior, 1. © Mar.
5, 1922 7°2 eo Mar. 17; 1922; K 164501.
Be ©) Maryii2) 19222) Zen Mar,
17, 1922; K 164502.
Snook (Frep W.) Sacramento, Calif.
[9268
Trouble proof. ©1c. Apr. 26, 1922;
J 254637.
SoctETE pEs 40 HOMMES ET 8 CHEVAUX,
Seattle. [9269
40 hommes, 8 chevaux. [Box car
emblem] © June 1, 1921; 2 c. Apr. 19,
1922; K 164657.
Society stupi1o, Atlantic City. [9270
Lieberman (Miss Jean) ©1c. May
6. 1922; J 254644.
Sonny (Louris) Los Angeles.
[9271-9274
Centralia, Wash., group of people in
front of city jail. © June 11, 1921;
2 c. Apr. 4, 1922; J 254117.
185
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9275
pt. Iv., 0.S., Vv. 17
Sonny (Lovis)—Continued.
Gardner (Roy) ‘and Louis Sonny.
© June 16, 1921; 2 e, Sibi 4. 19225
2 254116.
handcuffed in county jail at
Phoenix, Ariz. © Dec. 11, 1921; 2 ¢
Apr. 4, 1922; J 254118.
turned over to Marshal Holle-
kan at Central a, Wash., ete. © June
16) 9921.3 2c. Apry4, 1922 : J 254119.
SOUTHERN ALLUVIAL LAND ASSN., Mem-
ph s, Tenn. [9275
Levees hold, Mississippi floods ended.
© Dec. 1, 1920; 1 c. Mar. 24, 1922; 1c.
We Oy ee aa AS la 7 254435.
SOUTHERN HOME BUILDERS, INC., Hous-
ton. [9276
Cooperative plan by which 3%
money is made available to you, ete.
©). Mars 1o 1922: 2. e) Mar: ad ames =
K 1643891.
SPAETH (CAROLA) Philadelphia. [9277
Stokowski (J/rs. Leopold) with her
baby daughter. © Mar. 1, 1922; 2 c.
Mar. 30, 1922: K 164343.
SPAULDING (A. G.) New York. [9278
Spaulding autograph. [Tennis racket
show card] © Jan. 23, 1922; 2 c. Jan.
ol 1922" JK 164021.
SPELLMAN (DELMAR D.) Detroit.
[9279-9320
Bosontea (George) © Feb. 13,
LOIS 2c. Mar’ 9. 9225" 2a451o.
Chamberlain (Mrs. R. BE.) © Jan.
1S, 1922 512 (C) Mar: 9, 1922 J 254071:
Cornell (Irs. Aurea © mag 20;
192752) @. Mane, 9) 1922 3 J. 2540708
Cray (R. 8.) “© Mar. 22, haben CG
June 238, 1922; J 255450.
Dickinson (John L.) © Apr.
19225 2 ¢. June 28, 1922; J. 255470.
Kehols (Alvah) © Apr. 10, 1922;
2G) ume 25, 1922 eS 25n4a
Hgan (May) © Apr. 26, 1922; 2 ¢.
June 23, 1922; J 255464.
Erb (Mrs. Lewis) © Mar. 16, 1922;
2c. Sune 25, 1922 3 2oa46a.
Flynn (R. L.) and son. © Feb. 19,
LOZ? 3 Cie Met Onto? : Ji Zo40o9.
Gass (Mrs. E. J.) © Feb. 11, 1922;
2c. Mar. 9, 1922; J 254070.
Gruenberg (Alexander) © Jan. 21,
1921; 2 ce, Mar. 9, 1922; J: 254074.
Hayward (Mrs. G. L.) © Mar,
L6G,
SPELLMAN (DELMAR: D.)—Continued.
Hobbs (Harry W.) Aare 25,
1922; 2 c. June 23, 1922; J 255467.
imi 9
Kelleher (Phillip) © Apr. 22, 1922 ; ;
2c. June 23, 1922; J 255449.
Martiner (E.) © Jan.
2 ¢. Mar. 9, 1922; J 254075.
Novak (Charles) and son. © Feb.
12,,1922; 2 ¢, Mar. 9, 1922-58 vast.
Pattle (Mrs. Geo.) © Jan. 20, 1922;
2c. Mar. 9, 1922; J 254079.
Pilate’s daughter. © Mar. 25, 1922;
2 ¢. June 23, 1922; J 255473.
Poole (Mrs. J. F.) © Feb. 1, 1922;
2c. Mar. 9, 19223 J 254072)
Ragan (Mabel) © Jan. 18, 1922;
2c. Mar. 9, 1922; J 254080.
Renwick (L. L.) © Jan. 28, 1922;
2c. Mar. 9, 1922; J 254082.
Robins (Mrs. Be My) "@adana 22.
1921; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1922; J 254078.
Rosier (Mrs. L.A.) +© Jam. 29,
1922; 2c. Mar. 9, 1922; J 254083.
Schaefer (Helen J.) © Apr. 26,
1922; 2c. June 23, 1922; J 255468.
Snyder (Helen Kennedy) © Apr.
12, 1922; 2c. June 23, 1922; J 255466.
Stevens (H. B.) “©! Mar. 23,;/1922;
2c. June 23, 1922; J 255460.
Van Amburgh (H.) © Feb. 10, 1922:
2c. Mar. 9, 1922; J 254073.
Wallace (Mrs. H. B.) © Feb. 1,
1922; 2c. Mar. 9, 1922; J 254076.
Welher (Mrs. C. C.) © Apr.
1922; 2 c. June 23, 1922; J 255448.
[3 photographs]:
Hitchcock (Mrs. F. G.)—Ray (Wrs.
F, G.)—Renwick’ (Mrs. Ty ©
Apr. 3, 1922; 2 c. each June 23, 1922;
J 255456, 255461, 255462.
[4 photographs]:
Evans (Thomas) —Mackay (Fran-
cis A)—Rogers (Dean Warren) 1, 2.
© Apr. 15, 1922; 2 c. each June 23,
22
ni aly
25, 1922;
1922; J 255451, 255469, 255471, 255472. |
[5 photographs]:
Callaway (Mrs. R. F.)—hLick (E.
L.)—McMahon (Mrs. J. B.)—Raeol-
ings (Mrs. Chas.)—Sulzberger (Mrs.
M. B.)’ © June 14, 1922-2 €. each
June 28, 1922; J 255453-255455,
255458, 255459.
1922 2) ¢) June23, 1922: J 2an4a2' SPHINX co., Chicago. [9321
Heinmiller (Eleanor) © Apr. 10, Sphinx and pyramids, 263. © Jan.
192232 e. June’23, 1922 > J 250460; 1, 1922: 2 c. May 10, 1922; Is 165338:
186
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1922
9369:
SPICER (WILLIAM FRANCIS) Lincoln,
Mass. [9322
Topsail breeze; from a painting of
the frigate Constitution. © Apr. 15,
ao22; 2 ¢, Apr. 21, 1922: J 254433.
SPIELVOGEL (Emit) New York. [9323
Aequinoctium; by H. Schnars-Al-
quist. © Sept. 1, 1921; 1c. Apr. 10,
1922; K 164483.
SPOONER (HERMAN W.) Gloucester,
Mass. [9324
Universalist spire. © June 16,
1922; 2 ¢. June 17, 1922: J 255276.
SPRINGFIELD TABLET MFG. Co., Spring-
field, Mo. [9325-9340
Black Beauty. © Oct. 28, 1921; 2
ec. Apr. 24, 1922; K 164836.
Champion linen. © Feb. 22, 1922;
2 @. May 29, 1922: K 165691.
Ch ef of the tribe. © Dec. 21, 1921;
2 ¢. Mar. 27, 1922: K 164223.
Grizzly bear. © Dec. 21, 1921; 2c.
Apr. 24, 1922; K 164847.
(Historical series) :
Ante-bellum days.—Colonial days.—
Days of Seventy-six—North and
South. © Mar. 14, 1922: 2 ¢ each
Apr. 24, 1922; K 164842-164845.
My pal. © Dec. 21, 1921; 2 ¢ Apr.
24, 1922; K 164846.
Redskin. (©) Apr. 21, 1922: 2 ¢.
May 1, 1922; K 165008.
(Sport series) :
Foot ball.—Fox hunt.—Play ball.—
Tennis. © Mar. 14, 1922: 2 ¢ each
Apr. 24, 1922; K 164838-164841.
mae © dan, 10, 1922: 2 «.
24, 1922; K 164837.
Trade mark linen. © Dec. 20, 1921;
2c. May 29, 1922; K 165692.
Sprout (CuHas. E.) Lander, Wy.
Apr.
[9341
Warhakie (Chief) © Apr. 13,
1922; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1922; J 254447.
Stacy (CHaAs. E.) Brooklyn. [9342
Balloon girl. © May 1, 1922; 2 «
May 1, 1922; J 254540.
STAFFORD ENGRAVING co., Indianapolis.
[9843-9345
Ancient accepted Scottish Rite, Val-
ley of Indianapolis, Christmas greet-
mg. © Dec. 23, 1921: 2 c. Feb. 9,
1922; K 163221.
Ancient Arabic order nobles of the
Mystic Shrine, Murat temple. [ Cer-
tificate of honorary life membership ]
GeNov. 30, 1921; 2 c Feb. 9, 1922;
K 163685,
STAFFORD ENGRAVING Cco.—Continued.
Christmas greeting. © Dec. 24,
1921; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1922: K 163220.
STANDARD ART CO., New York. [9346
Hughes (Sec.) ©: Mar.,9, 1922; 2
ce. Mar. 13, 1922; J 253994.
STANDARD FURNITURE C€9., Seattle.
[93847-9351
[Radio equipment, 1-5] © Apr. 16,
1922; 2 c. each Apr. 20, 1922: I 6701—
6705. .
STANDIFORD STUDIO, Louisville.
[9352, 9353
_Galli-Curei (Amelita) © May 1a
1922; 2:c. May 12, 1922: J 254785.
and Theodore Samuels. © May
11, 1922; 2 «. May 12, 1922: J 254786.
STAR PUB. Co., Seattle. [ 9354.
Home brew. © May 17, 1922: 2 ¢
May 28, 1922; K 165619.
STARK BROS. NURSERIES AND ORCHARDS
co., Louisiana, Mo. [9355-9360-
[6 photographs]:
Loaded 9 year Stark delicious apple
tree in Harry Carroll’s orchard—Stark
Early Elberta in the Louis Siebert.
orchard, Taney Co., Mo—3 year old
Golden delicious tree in Al Johnson
orchard, Ashland, Or.—é6 year De-
licious tree bearing its third crop.—12
year old Stark delicious tree in the
Webster orchards, Wenatchee, Wash.—
1918 crop, Golden delicious, Mrs. C. M.
Stark’s tree. © 1 c¢.- each Mar. 6,
1922; J 253267-253672.
STATZER (CARL) New York.
[Adjustable radio
[9361
rigging design]
© Mar. 18, 1922; 2 «& Mar. Zo, LG22
I 6612.
STEHLI FRERES, Zurich, Switzerland.
[9362-9364
[Sacred heart of Christ; after an
oil painting by F. Giusto] © Jan. 1
1922: Le. Web. 10, 1922; K 164020.
EAC) lam 1982 =< 7 io Apr.
13, 1922; K 164595.
[250] © Jan. 1, 1922; 1c. Apr.
13, 1922; K 164596.
STEIN & BLAINE, New York.
[9365-9369
Capes of original design, etc. [An
E. M. A. Steinmetz drawing] © Apr.
2, 1922; 2 ¢ Apr. 6, 1922: K 164405.
Coats and capes of original design,
etc. [An E. M. A. Steinmetz drawing
© Mar. 26, 1922; 2 © Apr. 1, 1922:
K 164854.
187
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9370
pt, Iv., ByYSs, ¥. AT
Stein & Biarne—Continued.
Summer gowns for dinner and eve-
ning, etc. [An E. M. A. Steinmetz
drawing] © Apr. 30, 1922; 2 c. May
5. "1922 ep ae
To make your costume complete, ete.
© Mar. 92,1922 2. 0-6 Apr Sree
K 1644387.
[An EK. M. A. Steinmetz draw-
ing|> ©: Mar) 49.1922). 2 eo Mar 22.
1922; K 164130.
STEPHENS (BraD) & co., Boston.
[9370
(In Whistle;
© Dec. 24,
2 ce: Jan.’ 12, 1922): KO T3686.
STEPHENSON (BENTON E.) Newport,
ROME. [9371, 9372
Constellation (U. 8. 8.) battle colors
unfurled on 123rd anniversary of vic-
Franklin (Benjamin)
by Benjamin Franklin)
1921;
tory over French frigate Insurgent.
© Hep. 102° 1922 3) 2 ee Mar 4, 1922 *
J 253682.
123rd anniversary of victory of
French frigate Insurgent. © Feb. 10,
192?)°) 2. @ uMiaE 4 O22 ab 2 eaten
STEVENS & CO., INC., Providence. [98373
Nuway artshel measuring card. ©
May 17) 1922). 2.0.4. May s26. (3922 of
6781.
Cincin-
nati. [9374
Peasant frock. © Apr. 4, 1922; 1.
ADE. Seo 1922 5) Ger Apr: 27... Ono wd
254461.
StTrmson (JAMES E. H.) Appleton, Wis.
[9375
“@. LADF:
Srewart (GLADYS MATSON)
© May 1, 1922;
J 254441.
(ORIN LORENZO)
Jacque.
28, 1922;
STINSON
Wis.
Oshkosh, Wis.,
Apres BhO22 = 1.2
254124.
Oshkosh,
[93876-9378
views, series 1. ©
Gy) Apr: diy tB2Z25 (oF,
series 20°C) Agr lt, spans De:
pr. 20, 1922; J 254345.
series 3. © May 1, 1922; 2 ¢.
May 3, 1922; J 254615.
Stixrup (JOHN L.) Seattle. [9379
Chart of accumulation, $20,000. ©
Mar..6, 00922 > 265 Mar. te. 9 922 som
6595.
STONE (Roy Q.) Miami, Fla.
[9380-93885
Naseais N. P., Hotel Colonial, aerial
view, 1. © Mar. 16, 1922; 2 c. each
Mar. 20, se ih 954205, 254206.
STONE (Roy Q.)—Continued.
Palm Beach, Fla., aerial view:
Casino, Breakers hotel and Royal
Poinciana hotel.—Casino, east coast.—
Country club golf course.—Everglades
golf course. © Mar. 16, 1922-2 c.
each Mar. 20, 1922: 3) 2at203 25420 (—
254209.
Story & CLARK PIANO co., Chicago.
[9386
they’re coming, the
fairy pianokins. © Mar. 4, 1922; 2 ec.
Mar. 9, 1922; K 163877.
STRAND (BERNARD A.). Champaign, II.
[9387
Illinois (University of) band. ©
May 5; 19223) 2) el) May pers
2548838.
STRANDQUEST’S INVESTORS SERVICE,
Johnstown, Pa. [9388
Technical position chart. © Mar.
10, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 14, 1922: I 6620.
Srrane (F. W.) Seattle. [9389
Adams (Mt.) from aeroplane. ©
Feb. 6, 19223. 2c) Weta warmebees ol
258291.
STRATTON & SNYDER, Detroit. [9390
{Michigan mutual liability co’s hos-
Hoho, hoho,
pital, plans. Biveprath) ©) due, Apr.
§,21922 2 I 66am
SrraucH (B. A.) Champaign, IIl.
[9891
Pershing (Gen. John J.) and Kinley.
© Feb. 14, 1922; 2 ec. Feb. 17, 1922;
J 253695.
STRAUSENBACK
Springs, Col.
Petrified Indian, cliff dweller.
(C.. BA so@olorade
©
Apr. 25, 19225. 2 ¢) Apel See
254451.
STROHMEYER (H. A.) New York.
[9893-9417
[25 photographs] :
Child riding a turkey, 12288.—Coun-
try road, 14700.—Country road, pine
tree, 14702.Country road, upright,
14701.—Grove of pine trees, 14735.— :
[9392
In the woods, sugar house, 14733.—In —
the woods, sugar house in distance,
14734.—Looking from Coalidge to Ald-
rich place, 14717—New England farm
house, 14719.——New England farm
house, ox team in road, 14720.—\Old ©
New England homestead, large,
14713.—Old New England homestead,
small, 14714.—On a _ country
clouds, 14731.—On road near Lyndon-
ville, 14711.—Pine tree bordered road.
14737.—Vermont road, 14707.—Ver-
188
road, .
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1922
CLASSES, H TO K
STROHMEYER (H. A.)—Continued.
[25 photographs]—Continued.
mont road, upright,
2542538.
Srupro Swann, Charleston, W. Va.
[9418
© Mar. 11,
Ward (Charles EB.)
1922; 2 c. Mar. 11, 1922: J 254038.
Surea (F.) Flagstaff, Ariz.
1922; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1922; J 254325.
Surcer (Louis G.) Louisville.
Artificial flower wreath. © 1c. Jan.
44-1922; J 253681.
SULLIVAN (JAMES EDWARD) Boston.
[9421
Seasonal calendar. © Feb. 28, 1922:
2 ce. Mar. 1, 1922; K 163630.
Swarstap (ANTHONY B.) San Diego,
Calif. [9422
M’Ginty’s guard. © Jan. Der, 1922,
2c. May 27, 1922: K 165676.
SWEATER AND KNITTED TEXTILE PUB-
LICITY BUREAU, Baltimore.
[9423-9427
Colorful stripes in sweaters. ©
May 9, 1922: 2 c. May 13, 1922; K
165314.
Filmy sweater. © Apr. 25, 1922;
2c. May 18, 1922; K 165312.
Knitted outerwear cosy and cute for
the kiddies. © Apr. 11, 1922; 2. May
13, 1922; K 165811.
Stunning sweater. © Mar. 2h, 1922.
2 c. Mar. 29, 1922; K 164237.
Same. © Mar. 27, 1922; 2 «¢.
May 18, 1922; K 165813.
SWEENEY (Harry C.) New York.
[9428
Avondale. © Mar. 10, 1922; 2 «.
May 10, 1922: I 6727.
SWINNERTON (JAMES GUILFORD) Palo
Alto, Calif, [9429, 9430
I saw these things in Hopi-land. (In
Good housekeeping, June, 1922)
May 20, 1922; 1
165569.
14709.—White
birch and old rail fence, 14752.—
Willow bordered drive, 14696.—Woods
in winter, 14759——Woods in winter,
white birches to right, 14755.—Yoke of
oxen, 14721.—Yoke of oxen in barn
yard, 14723—Yoke of oxen in barn
yard, man in sleigh, 14724.—Yoke of
oxen on driveway, 14722. © Apr. 5,
1922 ; 2c. each Apr. 10, 1922; J 254229-
[9419
Hopi sacred snake altar. © Apr. 11,
[9420
9475
SWINNERTON (JAMES GUILFORD ) —Con-
tinued.
1 little, 2 little, 3 little Indians.
(In Good housekeeping, May, 1922)
© Apr. 20, 1922: 1 «¢. Apr: 2h 19289 1K
164864.
SYRACUSE ORNAMENTAL co., Syracuse,
Ney: [9431-9459
Knobs and back plates, plates E42-
E53. © June 15, 1922; 2 c. each June
23, 1922; K 166140-166151.
Period carvings:
In the Georgian and Chippendale
styles, plates 246-250, 254-259.—P lates,
260—-262.— Renaissance, Plates 251-253.
© June 15, 1922: 2 © each June 23,
1922; K 166152-166168.
TABER PRANG ART Co,
Mass. [9460-9470
Chicago, Ill., Lincoln statue; by St.
Gaudens. © Apr. 1, 1922: 2. Apr ers:
1922; J 254346.
Hdge of the wood, 5821. © May 8,
1922; 2 c. June 22, 1922; J 255491.
Holy family, 5817. © Mar. 15, 1922 ;
2c. Mar. 18, 1922; J 254380.
Lonely sea, 5823. © June 16, 1922;
2c. June 22, 1922; J 2554209.
On the Seine, 5803. © Mar. 24,
1922; 2'e. June 22: 1922; J 255426.
Peace of autumn, 5822. © June 14,
1922; 2 c. June 22, 1922; J 255428.
Peaceful Valley, 5820. © May 5,
1922; 2 c June 22, 1922 sine Boot a,
Pius XI (Pope) 5808. © Mar. 8,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1922: J 253868.
Roman bath, 5804. © Feb. 7, 1922 ;
2c. June 22, 1922: J 255432 .
Silent sea, 5824. © June 16, 1922;
2c. June 22, 1922: J 255430.
Wonder how mother does this? ©
Av O22) 2 vel Apr LP ODD <0,
254847.
TAMMEN (H. H.) co., Denver. [9471
Fan of hearts. © Mar. 27, 1922: 2 ¢.
Mar. 31, 1922; K 164272.
TAYLOR (JOHN MANCHESTER) Clare-
more, Ok1. . [9472
Taylor (John M.) ex U. S. deputy
marshall and U. S. Indian police. ©
Oct. 7, 1921; 2 ¢ June 2, O22 J
255433.
Taytor (N. & G.) co., Philadelphia.
[9473-9475
Springfield,
[3 photographs]:
Making common terne roofing tin.—
€. May 20; 1922; K Making extra coated roofing tin.—
Making target and arrow roofing tin.
189
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9476
pt. 1V., Se Fee
Taytor (N. & G.) co— Continued.
[3 photographs]—Continued.
© Mar. 22, 1922; 1 c. each Mar. 27,
1922: 1c. each Apr. 6, 1922; J 254210—
254212.
Taytor (NATHANIEL H.) Boston.
[9476
[Boston, Mass.] the great Boston
fire, Nov. 9, 10, 1872. © Apr. 10, 1922;
2 ¢. Apr. 25, 1922; K 164848.
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT cos., Rochester,
NL XG [9477-9489
Hydrometer scales. © June 27,
1922; 2 ¢c July 3, 1922; I 6841.
Stormoguide. [Barometer dial]
©, Mar. 21, 19222'2%c. Mar 23," 1922);
I 6610.
Taylor recording pressure gauge
chart... 9150... ©) May. 1, :19225)2 vc
May 5, 1922; I 6708.
Taylor recording thermometer chart,
S102) (Oh. Maw aa) 1922 2ve. -ame. 1,
1922; I 6787.
8503. © May 1, 1922; 2 c. May
5, 1922; I 6509.
Tycos recording pressure gauge and
thermometer, chart, 179 A. © May 2,
1022 - Que. May a, 19225 1 710;
Tycos recording thermometer chart,
WS, :© AprvZd,, 1922 21. May,
1922; I 6697.
——- 180. © June 6, 1922; 2 c. June
12, W922 1 6702.
613, -©) Mary 18,*. 1922 5:2}.
Mar. 21, 1922; I 6604.
614. "°@) Mar. 14, 19222 ec,
Mar. 20, 1922; I 6603.
615. © May 20, 1922; 2 «.
May 26, 1922; I 6770.
DAS2 0) Gi May 20); 2022 852i.
May 26, 1922; I 6769.
2405... © Mar. (28, 4922;).2 ie.
Apr. 1, 1922; I 66238.
THEOBALD (Orro A.) Bozeman, Mont.
[9490, 9491
Hold-up in Yellowstone park. ©
Oct. 20, 1921; 2 c« June 18, 1922; J
255216.
Making friends in Yellowstone park.
© Oct. 20, 1921; 2 c. June 138, 1922;
J 255217.
THOENEN (HTHEL WHITNEY) Yellow
Springs, O. [9492
Progressive K. M. C. scrap book.
[Cover design] © Dec. 30, 1921; 2 ¢.
Jan. 5, 1922; K 164591.
190
THomMAS (Orro H.) Salina, Kan.
[9493
Babies. © Mar. 9, 1922; 2 ec. Mar.
30, 1922: J 254125,
THOMPSON (DELIA MARIE) Susanville,
Calif. [9494-9496
Black tail deer, Lassen Co., Calif.
© Mar. 24, 1922; 2. ¢; Mar os; 1922;
J 2540389.
Our winter home, elk, deer, Lassen
Co., Calif. © Mario24.2822 2G
Mar. 30, 1922; J 254040. ,
Susanville, Calif. © Apr. 27, 1922;
2 ce. May 3, 1922; J 254638.
THOMPSON (HARL) New York.
[9497, 9498
Fundamentals of correct sitting pos-
ture, A. B. © Mar. 10, 1922; 2 c. each
Mar. 17, 1922; K 164040, 164041.
THomMPson (G. L.) Fishers Island,
NOY, [9499, 9500
Firing the 12 inch, 125. © May 29,
1922: 2 c. May 381, 1922; J 255070.
Grant day. © May 5, 1922; 2c. May
9, 1922; J 254664.
THOMPSON (HENRY G.) & SON CO., New
Haven. [9501
Mil flex hack saw blades. © Mar. 3,
1922; 2 c Mar. 6, 1922; K 164076.
THOMPSON Fernandina,
Fla. [9502, 9505
Maternity. © 1 ¢. Dec. 9, 1921; J
253980.
Narcissus and Echo. © Mar. 27,
1922: 2c Mar. 380, 1922; J 254260.
(WILLIAM )
THOMPSON BROS., Knoxville, Tenn.
(9504, 9505
Knoxville, Tenn., Whittle Springs
hotel, 5641-(J4, J5) © May 18, 1922;
2 c. each May 20, 1922; J 254934,
254935.
THoRPE (HALL) London.
Mar. 14, 1922; K 164489.
[Wild flower bunch] © Mar. 1,
1922: 1 c Mar. 14, 1922; K 164490.
[4 prints]:
[Campion ]—[Chicory ]—[Mallow ]|—
[Wild geranium] © Jan. 1, 1922; 1
ec. each Mar. 20, 1922; K 164493-
164496.
[9506-9512 —
,
a
¥
[Caravan] © Jan. 1, 1922; 1 « ©
Mar. 14, 1922; K 164488.
[Haymakers] © Jan. 1, 1922; 1 ¢.
F
,
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
na. 2, 1922
9550
TIDE WATER OIE CO., New York.
[9518, 9514
Distribution of cars and trucks in
paw ise XC) Dee. 1, 1921: 2 ¢. May
19, 1922: I 6796.
Indices of the market for gasoline
and lubricating oils in the U. S.
Dees 1; 192;.1 ¢ May 19. TOA? St Ve.
June 15, 1922; I 6797.
TOLEDO SCALE co., Toledo, O.
[9515, 9516
Chart C E 5966. © June 3, 1922;
2 ¢. June 12, 1922: I 6830.
bts.) ©) Mar. 31, 1922: 2 «.
Apr. 26, 1922; I 6706.
Toops (HrRrBert ANDERSON) New York.
[9517, 9518
Polar table correlation sheet.
Mar. 12, 1922; 2 c Mar. 20) AQZ OF
6621.
Rectangular correlation sheet. ©
May 20, 1922; 2 «& June Ge Won ee
6782.
Towne (Paur Davis) Fortuna, Calif,
[9519-9525
Morning mists. © May 1, 1921; 2 ¢.
May 8, 1922; J 254662.
Sp:rit of the redwoods. © May 1,
1921; 2 @ May 8, 1922: J 254663.
|5 photographs]:
Among Redwoods.—Comrades
through centuries.—Spindle.—Sunlight
through the mist-—Twins. © May 1,
1921; 2 c. each June 13, 1922: J
255259-255263.
TOWNSEND (CHARLES A.) Belfast, Me.
[9526-9552
Belfast Me.:
Beneath the elms.—Camden road,
old land-mark.—Trout stream. ©
June 2, 1922; 2 © each June 6, -1922::
J 255128-255130.
Damariscotta Mills, Me.:
And Damariscotta Bay.—St. Pat-
Yick’s church, oblong—St. Patrick’s
church, upright. © June 9, 1922; 2 ¢
each June 12, 1922; J 255205-255207.
[5 photographs]:
Belfast, Me., Penobscot Bay.—
Camden road.—East Belfast, Me.,
Waldo County memorial bridge.— Me-
gunticook (Lake) .—Penobscot Bay and
Camden Mts. from Camden road.
June 2, 1922: 2 ¢ each June dD, 1922;
J 255099-255103.
[6 photographs]:
Great Pond and Western Mt.—Jor-
dan Pond and Bubble, Mt. Desert,
Me.—North East Harbor, Me.—Robin-
son Mt., cliffs, Mt. Desert, Me.—West- |
19]
3297—22—__8
TowNsEeND (CHARLES A.)—Continued.
[6 photographs ]—Continued.
ern Mt., view from, Mt. Desert. Me...
1,2. © Apr. 8, 1922: 2 © each Apr
12, 1922; J 254275-254280.
[10 photographs] :
Bar Harbor, Me., among the Porcu-
pines.—Bar Harbor, Me., Bald Poreu--
pine, 1, 2.—Hunter Beach Head, cliffs.
1, 2—Hunter Beach Head, Shore path,
the rift in the rocks.—Mt. Desert, Me.,
Jordan Pond and Bubble.—Mt. Des-
ert, Me.. Lafayette national park, the
Emery path, 1, 2.—Schooner Head. the
Spouting Horn. © June 19, N22 = @.
each June 22, 1922: J 255416—-255425.
~
TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO., Hartford.
[ 9553.
Travelers insurance co. Life insur-
ance binder. [Decorative border] ©
Jan. 15, 1921: 2 ¢. Feb. AAG OD 2? Fe
164080.
TRENTON FLINT AND SPAR co., Trenton,
Warde [9554
Spar. © May 5, 1922; 2 ¢. May 8.
19223, K 166138.
TRIBUNE PTE. CO., Willmar, Minn:
[9555, 9556.
[Puzzle picture, letter PE ©" Web:
tT 1922 2" Heb. 14,1922): K 164345.
TL puzzle. © Mar. 10, 1922 =a ee
Mar. 13, 1922: K 164699.
TRINITY COURT STUDIO, Pittsburgh.
[9557
Mother’s day greeting card or folder.
© Mar. 15, 1922: 1¢ Mar. 25, 1922:
i ¢. Apr. 6, 1922- J 254434.
Trip (Witttam H.) New Bedford.
Mass. [9558-9562
(Sperm whaling, 7-11) :
Boarding blanket piece—Deck full
of blubber.—Junk nearly severed.—
Second blanket piece rising.—Sepa-
rating head of sperm whale. © Apr.
6, 1922; 2 ¢ each Apr 10.) 1993. 7
254254254258.
Troy (JoHN P.) Ithaca, N. Y.
[9563-9569
Cornell:
Freshman crew, Standing with cars.
—Heavy varsity crew, standing with
oars.—Junior varsity crew.—Track
club group.—Varsity baseball group,
1922.—Varsity track team group.
June 12, 1922; 2 ¢ each June 20. 1922)
J 255586—-255591.
Cornell heavy varsity crew, seated.
© June 27. 1922: 2 c June 30. 1922:
J 255592.
t
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9579
pt. iv., ) 6 Mat A “ae
TscHiIrRcH (ERNEST. Louris) Hureka,
Calif. - [9570
[Universe, universal aspect, pt. IT]
© 1c. May 2, 1922: I 6698.
Tuck (RAPHAEL) & SONS, LTD., Lon-
don. [9571-9577
[Golden hours; by Henry Ryland]
©. Mar. :17,: 1922):: d4e,Apro 1, 1922
K 164871. me
[6 prints]:
Fayre ladye; by Jennie Harbour.—
Jade shawl; by Jennie Harbour.—
[Rendezvous; by Jennie Harbour]—
Spring of youth; by Ernest Breun.—
Sweet days of innocence; by Ernest
Breun.—[Victorian poet; by Jennie
Harbour] © Feb. 3, 1922: 1 c. each
Mar. 1, 1922; K 163689—163694.
TURNER (CHARLES W.) New York.
[9578
Flapper girl. © Apr. 27, 1922; 2 ¢.
May 2, 1922; J 254555.
Princeton,
IN, di [9579-9583
Ellison (Miss) © Feb. 12, 1922;
2 ce. Mar. 18, 1922;.J 253987.
TURNER (ORREN' JACK)
MacFarlane (Mr.) © Feb. 12,
1922: 2 c. Mar. 18, 1922; J 253989.
Montgomery (Miss) Margaret) ©
Hebe 1i,.8e22 2
2538988.
Thomas (Ruth) A. B. © May 10,
1922: 2 ¢., each j; June: 14; 19225" 5
255492, 255413.
TURNER (ORREN JACK) CO., Princeton,
Nid: [9584
Richardson (D. W.) © Mar. 29,
1922; 2c. Apr. 4, 1922; J 254092.
Turno (AvuGustT WILLIAM) Chicago.
[9585
Flappers for mine. © May 9, 1922;
2 & May 20; 1922.5 254929.
Turr (JOHN CRITTENDEN) Los An-
geles. [9586
Cheapest and best, Ford, Lincoln.
© Apres 1) 1922; 2c. Apra 6, 1922 5.4
254126,
UNDERHILL (Irvinc) New, York.
[9587-9599
Handley-Page aeroplane, A 7189 B.
© May 10, 1922; 2 e. May 11, 1922; J
254789.
Jersey City, N. J., First national
bank, C. 15376.. © June 19, 1922; 2 ¢
June 22, 1922; J 255406.
Majestic (S. 8.) C 15349-C 15351. ©
June 5. 1922: 2 c. each June 6, 1922;
J 255113=255115.
ce. Mar.. 18, 1922; J
UNDERHILL (IrvING)—Continued.
New York (City):
City hall park, Civic virtue, B 39909,
B 39910.—Madison ave. and 45th st.,
Borden bldg., C 15308.—2 Rector st..
U. S. express bldg., C 15311.—50 and
30 Church sts., Hudson terminal, C
15306.—57th st., Broadway and 8th
ave., Fisk bldg., C 15307. © May 17,
1922; 2 c. each May 28, 1922; J 255005,
255007-255011.
Skyline from Communipaw,
Jersey City, N. J., A 7201. © May 22,
1922; 2 c. May 23,.9922*' 0 2o50es:
Skyline from Jersey City, B
40058. © June 8, 1922; 2 c. June 10,
1922; J 255196.
UNION PETROLEUM Co., Philadelphia.
[9600-9603
Link in a national chain. © Mar.
15, 1922; 2 e. Apr. 26) 19225 ae iessit.
[3 prints]: -
Mark of merit.—Mixed car _ ship-
ments.—U. P. C. motor oils. © Mar.
21, 1922 3): 2:'¢. ‘eachAgr.. 26,5 [a22 ae
164868, 164869, 164871.
UNITED
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
ASSN., Chicago. [9604—9606
[3 prints]:
Bills, bills, bills—Doctor, my wife
and baby are ill, ete—Oh, mother,
mother. © May 5, 1922; 2 ec. each
May 18, 1922; K 165959-165961.
UNIVERSAL DISPLAY SYSTEM, Jackson-
ville, Ill. [9607
' Universal display stands. O. K.
eafe. © Nov. 7, 1921; 2 e) dam as.
1922; J 254214.
UpnHaus (W. E.) New Haven.
[9608, 9609
Chart showing the use made of bib-
lical material in the international
graded lessons, etc. © Apr. 21, 1922;
2 c. Apr. 28, 1922; I 6730.
—uniform lessons, etc. © Apr.
21, 1922: 2:¢. Apr. 287 19225 Piawau:
VAN BREE (FRANK ABRAHAM) Zeeland,
Mich. [9610
[Just).out]«» ©: Pebyniy 1922 a2:
Apr. 17, 1922; K 164700.
VAN DE GRIFT (WM. KNOox) Ft. Wayne,
Ind. [9611
Ross college of chiropractic, class of
1922Ft. Wayne, Ind.; © Apes is22;
2 ec. Mar, 31,1922; J 254061.
192
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
eG 2 1922,-.<'
(WILLIAM ' M:) New
|9612, 9613
12 ie 1920:
J 2543835,
VAN DER WEYDE
York.’
Puritan, A.-B. - © Apr.
2 oe, -each> Apr. 14, 1922;
254336.
VcELIK (JOHN) Chicago. [9614, 9615
Pattiera (Tino) opera singer, 1, 2.
© 1 « each Jan. 30, 1922; J 253696,
253697.
VERRALL (FRED STEVEN) Bellingham,
Wash.
Intent. we Mar. 28, 1922; 2 c. Apr.
10, 1922) bk, 254197.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS (SPENCER
BLoor Post No. 491) Trenton, N. J.
[9617
Short days ago,
memoriam for
© Apr. 6,
We are the dead.
we lived, ete. [In
Spencer Bloor post no. 491]
1922; 2c. May 15, 1922; K 165730.
VETERANS PTG. co., New York. . [9618
United Spanish war veterans, dept.
of New York, nineteenth annual de-
partment encampment. © May 15.
$922; 2c. May 16, 1922; K ‘165867.
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co., Camden,
‘ee [9619-9621
Jeritza (Maria) © May 3, 1922;
2 ¢ May 5, 1922; K 165137.
Rachmaninoff (Sergei) © Apr. 4,
1922: 2c Apr. 6, 1922; K 164408.
Whiteman (Paul) © June 2, 1922;
foc. gune o, 1922: K 165732.
VYortanp (P. F.) co., Chicago.
[9622-9627
[6 prints]:
Art of living—Lord is my _ shep-
herd. — Mother. — Prayer for this
house. — Simple creed. — Welcome
guest. © Apr. 10, 1922; 2 ¢ each Apr.
10, 1922; K 165240-165245.
Von Duyke (H. M.) Philadelphia.
[9628
Achievement is as wide as the earth
and its summit is in the heavens. ©
mer 2 eto 2c JApr. 21, ‘1922; K
164721.
Voss (Peart H.) Glenwood, Minn.
[9629
Snow scenes. © Apr. 1, 1922; 2 ¢.
Apr. 10, 1922; J 254262.
WAGER (HERBERT FRANK) Los Angeles.
[9630, 96381
Los Angeles, Calif., Lincoln High
school. © May 13, 1922; 2 «¢. May 18,
1922; J 254866.
Santa Fe Springs, Calif., natural gas
well on fire. © Mar. 3, 1922; 2 c. Mar.
18, 1922; J 253848.
QG47
WAGGONER (GRANT HowaArp) Bremer-
ton, Wash. [9632
Snoqualmie Falls. © July 1. 1921;
2 ¢. May '29,°9922 ;: J 255062.
Wade (MILTON) Kansas City, Mo.
_ [9635
S. €.°B."Aeroup. ©, Apr. 1... 1922;
We Marve () 1922* J 2nt0s0.
WALKER (ROBERT C.) Washington.
[9634,. 9635
Berwyn, Md., Primary school, [Floor
plans of four-class-room school with
single entrance, etc. Blueprint] ©
1 ¢.cpMayrt9,7 9922). 1 6745.
[ two entrances, etc. Blueprint]
© 1 ©. May 15, 1922; 1 6744.
WARNER (EVERETT L.) Lyme, Conn.
[9636-9638
Lyme, Conn.:
Florence Griswold house.—Lynie art
assn. gallery—Old Lyme church. ©
May 23, 1922; 2 c. each May 26, 1922:
K 165653-165655.
WATERMAN (CHARLES EDWARD) Long
Beach, Calif. [9639-9641
New Mexico (U..S. S.) engineers
force. CC) Apior1, 51922 >. 2c; pApr. Ae,
1922; J 254304.
Texas (U.S. 8S.) marine detachment.
©@)May tf, 1922: 2 ¢ May 15,1922 > 5
254821.
whale boat crew. © May J.
192272. ¢. May 15,1922" J 254822.
WATERMAN (OscakR W.) San Diego,
Calif. [9642
Torpedo firing aboard U.S. S. Selt-
ridge. © June 14, 1922; 2 ¢ June 19,
1922) J 2avest,
Waters (R. J.) & co., San Francisco.
re 9544
Automobile on cliff. © Mar. 3, 1922;
Die Aare E922 «25357 LG.
Salvaging car on cliff. © oN 3,
122 yc: Mar OD, P9222 2550 1a
Way (C. W.) co., Hastings, Neb.
[9645
Hastings auditorium. © Mar. 1.
1925-2 CieMar. 16, 19220 52253813.
WEED (ARTHUR J.) University. Va.
[ 9646, 9647
Clark (George Rogers) statue. ©
May —5, IS2200 2) May °4, 1927 +)
254631.
- MacConnell statue. © May 5, 1922;
2 c. May 4, 1922; J 254630.
193
at ite oy. Ve ed en
Ae et ae
; fae
7 j a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9648
Weiss (HrEpwig) Monroe, Mich.
[9648
Portal greeting. © Mar. 28, 1922;
2 c. Mar. 31, 1922; K 164245.
WESSELHOEFT (Mary F.) New York.
[9649
Proposed line of procedure for the
standardization of color. © 1 ¢. Apr.
20, 1922; I 6654.
WESTERN TABLET AND STATIONERY CO.,
St. Joseph, Mo. [9650
Velvet loose leaf fillers. © Jan. 10,
$O22's' 2 e) May oa, 1922" K AGaiol.
Weston (WmM.) Lake Worth, Fla.
[9651
Lake Worth, Fla., Casino and
baths. © June 7, 1922; 2 c. June 14,
1922; J 255246.
WETZEL, New York.
fd prints:
Cutaway suit. — Double
frock overcoat.— Double breasted
sacque suit.—Evening suit.—House
vobe.—House suit.—Inverness coat.—
Knickerbocker suit.—Single breasted
avercoat.—Single breasted sacque suit,
A, B. © Mar. 22, 1922; 2 c. each May
18, 1922; K 165409-165419.
WEXLER. GOLDSTEIN
phia.
Hug’m and squeez’m doll:
[9652-9662
breasted
Philadel-
[9663-9665
& 00;
[Curlylocks]—Jack and the bean-
stalk.—Red Riding Hood. © Mar. 22,
LOZs 2. edelio Mar. 2p. soee2 1k
164266—-164268.
WHITACRE (MArRy ANN'A) Dayton, O.
[9666
Nation’s pride. © Mar. 9, 1922; 2 e.
Mar: 11° 1922723 * 203063:
WHItTcoMB (Byron JoHN) Kennebunk
Port, Me. [9667-9680
[14 photographs]:
Arundel golf links.—Bathing.—Bath-
ing beach.—Boating on the river.—
Breakwater court.—Kennebunk bath-
ing beach. — Pines. — Rockwood. — St.
Anns by the sea.—Seawood cottage.—
Sports at the river club.—Spouting
rock.—Surf.—Wild waves. © June 6,
19229 3 2 er Cache, AUime.hO. b LODD sere)
255182—255195.
WHITE (Avuceustus E.) Boston. [9681
Christ’s head. © Mar. 14, 1922; 2 ¢.
May 16, 1922; J 255054.
WHITE DENTISTS, Pittsburgh. [9682
[Charm of white teeth] © Apr. 25,
1922; 2 ¢. Apr. 14, 1922; K 165571.
pt. Iv., n. S., v.17
WHITFIELD (ERLE W.) New York.
[9683
Magazine layout chart. © Feb. 20.
1922; 2c. Feb. 21,1922. 2 6608)
WHITTIER (L. G.) Wichita, Kan.
[9684
Wichita, Kan., northwest from
Union natl. bank. © June 8, 1922; 2°¢.
June 15, 1922; J) 2552s.
Wuitty (J. H.) Richmond.
[9685, 9686
Royster (Sarah Elmira); by Edgar
Allan Poe with description of source,
pencil sketch. © Apr. 29, 1922; 2 ec.
May 1, 1922; J 254541.
Shelton (J/rs. Sarah Elmira) first
and last sweetheart of Edgar Allan
Poe, crayon sketch. © Apr. 29, 1922:
2c. May 1, 1922; J 254542.
WILDERMANN (RvuDOLF F.
hawken, N. J.
[4 photographs] :
Direct drive fine tungsten wire
drawing machine.—Disc-cutting, slic-
ing machine.—Gesco coil winding ma-
chine for concentrating and gapping
filament.—Rare metal treating posi-
tion. © 1 ec. each May 27) ie22) i
255056—255059.
WILLARD (STEPHEN ‘#B)
Ariz. [9691, 9692
Arizona. © Apr ‘6.4922. 2c. Apr.
11, 1922: 7 254260
Camel-Back Mountain. © Jan. 15,
1922; 2 c. Apr. 11, 19228 7 2aazte:
WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY CO., Cleve-
land. [9693-9696
All depend upon your battery. ©
Feb. 10, 19223°2 ¢. Mar.24) 10225 is
164216.
Battery care in winter. © Jan. 10,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1922; K 164217.
Familiar sign. Willard. © Mar. 10,
1922; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1922; K 164214.
Willard tread rubber insulation. ©
Dec. 10, 1921; 2 ec. Mar, 24, 1922; K
164215.
WILLETT (JAcoB) New York. [9697 -
Sweet reverie. © Dec. 25, 1919;
2 c. Feb. 6, 19223 f 25si2m .
Wittey (Wir11AM L.) Boston. [9698
Decoration of the purple heart, ete.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1922;.J 254213.
WILLIAMS (EpMoND EUGENE) Spokane,
Wash. [9699
Putt'ng Columbia Bas’n on the map.
Basin or bust. © June 2, 19223) 21
June 12, 1922; K 166067.
M.). Wee-
[9687-9690
Chandler,
194
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no, 2, 1922
WILLIAMS (GARDNER H.) Boston.
; [9700, 9701
[Lookout] © May 30, 1922; 2 «.
May 17, 1922; K 1653886.
[Sentinel] © May 27, 1922; 2 «.
June 16, 1922; K 166010.
WILLIAMS (JAMES J.) Honolulu.
[9702-9723
[4 photographs]:
Cloud effect at beach.—Moonlight on
Kauai.—Rice field, cloud effect —Sun-
light cloud effect. © Mar. 10, 1922;
2 c. each Mar. 13,4922; J 253786
253789.
[4 photographs]:
Diamond Head by moonlight.—Rice
fields by moonlight.—Rice fields, Kala-
kaua ave.—Sunset, Waihapu. © Apr.
meee eave. each) Apr. :11,.1922;) J
254269-254272.
[6 photographs] :
alf moon.—Moonlight.—Rice fields
by sunset.—Sunrise, Kanoehoe, 1, 2.—
Windy night. © Mar. 1, 1922; 2c.
each Mar. 18, 1922; J 258792—253797.
[8 photographs]:
Diamond Head by moonlight.—Dia-
mond Head by moonlight, with
canoe.—Early morning of Waikiki.—
Fishing by moonlight—Launching fish-
ing canoe—Midnight twins. — Off
Honolulu Harbor.—Royal Palm Ave.,
trade wind cloud effect. © Mar. 10,
eee ench Mar 17, 1922*. J.
253840-258847.
WILLIAMSON (A. C.) New Orleans.
[9724
© ie,
Home plan drawing contest.
Mar. 9, 1922; I 6601.
WILLIAMSON (FRANK A.) Chico, Calif.
[9725-9730
[6 photographs]:
Hennessy Lakes, glimpse of.—Hen-
nessy Lakes, ice floe—Hennessy
Lakes, panorama.—High Divide, Trin-
ity, Salmon River.—Lower Lake,
Stuart’s Fork.—Upper Lake, Stuart’s
Hork. © Jan. 30, 1922; 2 ¢ each
Feb. 6, 1922; J 253184-253189.
A.) Oakland,
[9731
[All seeing eye] © May 26,
1922; 2 c. June 15, 1922; K 166066.
WILLISTON
Calif.
= t=
oil rt
(THOMAS
WILLSON GOGGLES, INC., Reading, Pa.
[97382
Take your choice. Willson indus-
trial safety bulletin, 115 S. © Mar.
28, 1922; 2 ce. Mar. 29, 1922; K 164547.
9761
WINN (JOHN) New York. [9733
Index of general business activ'ty in
the U.S. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1922; I 6625.
WINSLow (A. G.) Keeseville, N. Y.
[9734-9739
Poke-O-Moonshine Mt. :
Cave of the Morning Sun.—Gorge.—
Looking east from, 2.—Looking north
from, 1.—Looking south from, 3.—
Looking west from, 4. © Mar. 28,
19225, 2,0e: each) Marie) 1922) J
254047-254052.
WiTzeL (A. W.) Los Angeles.
[9740-9748
Art study:
Awakening. — Contemplation. —
Dreamer.—Model.—Pose beautiful.—
Reflection. — Study. — Supplication. —
Vanity. © Feb. 3, 1922; 2 ¢ each
Feb. 3, 1922; J 253802—2538810.
WoHLBRUCK (THEODOR C.) San Fran-
cisco. [9749
San Diego, Calif., high school. ©
Mey? 15.0 1922: 2 (e.May, 22, AG22 25
2549387.
WoLF (JuLIus) Chicago. [9750
Extra, all about our new baby.
[Birth announcement] © Mar. 27,
1922; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1922; K 164867.
WOLFE’S DRUG STORE, Sonora, Calif.
[9751
Twain (Mark) original cabin. ©
Jaume Tt 1927) 2 e June 19.1922 5.7
255824.
Woop (Wm. H.) Forest Hills, N. Y.
[9752
Star of unity. © June 5, 1922; 2.
June 13, 1922; K 166000.
Woopspury (HLMER W.) San Francisco.
[9753
California poppy queen. © Apr. 7,
1922) 2'e May 15°1922 3:3 254529.
WoOopFIELD (FRANK) Astoria, Or.
[9754-9756
[3 photographs] :
Columbia River highway, Whidby
Loops.—Haystack Rock and Needles,
Cannon Beach, Or.—Haystack Rock
from Tolovana park, Or. © July 5,
107M eee Rone War wos LOS 2) AD
258975-—258977.
WoopRurFFr (CHARLES §.) Portland, Or.
[9757-9761
Portland, Or., 13, 15-18. © June’ 1,
1922; 2 ec. each June 6, 1922; J 255108-
yea TE i Ps
195
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ©
9762
pt. Iv., D.'S., Vi Tic ee
WootwortH (F. W.) co., New York.
[9762-9765
[Fancy Christmas paper, holly de-
sien] (‘© Mar. 20; 1922°"2 @ Mar. 22,
1922; K. 164132:
[3 Giaepeie :
Diagram for antenna.—Wiring dia-
gram for loose coupler.—Wiring dia-
gram for two slide tuning coil. ©
June 14, 1922; 2 c. each June 15, 1922;
I 6798-6800.
a BoyYDEN (LUNA) Raleigh, N.
C. [9766
Raleigh, N. C., St. Mary’s Episcopal
school © May 20, 1922; 2 c. May 23,
1922; J 255004.
YELLOW CAB Co., Chicago. [9767
Thinking fellow calls, etc. © Feb.
1, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1922; K 163856.
YERXA (H. R.) Redlands, Calif.
[9768
Redland’s garden of Eden of oranges
and ‘snow. ©! Mar’ 23841622" Ji
258978.
Youne (A. E.) Sault Sainte: Marie,
Mich. [9769
Entrance to U. S. park, winter. ©
Reba 20, 1922 5-2, ef Mans .2) 192) 77
253654.
YounG (CHARLES SOMNER) Glen Echo,
[9770-9776
Barton (Clara) tree planting, 1%.
© May 1, 1922; 2 c. each May - 1922
ij 254548 254554,
YOUNG (FREDERICK J.) Washington.
[9777
Laddie Boy. © May 15, 1922; 2 e¢.
May 15, 1922; J 254808.
Youne (J. 8.) & co., Cleveland.
[9778-9780
[3 prints]:
[Fortune telling game]—[Game of
fortune telling]—Game of treasure
asiand.” © Keb: 27, 1922; 2 e-each
Mar. 1, 1922; K 164260-164262.
YOUNGBERG (J. A.) San Diego, Calif.
[9781
Dispensational chart. © Feb. 25,
hOZ2625e, Apr: 10, 1922 1 6637.
YouNGs ( FREDERICK WILLIAM) Ful-
foniiN. Y. [9782
Richland, N. Y., Oswego County
sanatorium. © Jan. 25, 1922; 2 «.
Mar. 13; 1922 >) §1254920;
ZINK (Harry F.) Chico, Calif.
[9783-9820
[14 photographs]:
Albert (Shorty) on a bull, 417.—
Bucking bull, 418—Clark, (Bill) on
Whiz Bang, 317—Davis (Shorty) on
Poncho Villa, 819.—Dobbins riding,
301.—Harn (Earl) on Rim Rock
Jonny, 318.—Hawn (Happy) on Gun-
powder, 303.—Reese on Blackwell, 314.
—Richardson (Boss) on Blossom,
306.—Riding at °49 roundup, Saera-
mento, 310.—Ryan (Paddy) on Keno,
315.—Ryan (Paddy) showing class,
410.—-Smith (Tex) second money on
Steam Boat, 311—Zerbone (Bill) rid-
ing, 304. © June 1, 1922; 2 c each
June 17, 1922; J 255287—255299,
Ta Pia
[24 photographs]:
Angelo on Long Tom, 42.—Brennen
(Bob) on Dynamite, 22.—Broncho
Bob (Mrs.) on Blue Dog, 228, 229.—
Bull at N. C. R. 1922, 290.—Clark
(Beauford) off Poncho Villa, 236—
Clark (Beauford) on Poncho Villa,
2338.—Clark (Beauford) on Poncho
Villa in finals, 239.—Clark (Beau-
ford) riding, 269.—Clark (Beauford)
riding a bull, 26.—Cowan (Norman)
on Danger, 245.—Finley (Ralph) on
Dynamite, 41.—Grever (Bill) on
Gravedigger, 204.—Hall (Gene) on
Bob McKinney, 224.—Ivory (Perry)
on Black Fox, 226.—Ivory (Perry) on
Rosey Posey, 21.—McCarty on Mon-
arch, 230.—Messinger (Jack) on Dan-
ger, 220.—Morrell (Dorothy) on
Glasseye, 218.—Parson (Paul) riding,
268.—Peter (Forest) on Black Fox,
240.— Smith (Tex.) on Jack Kane,
234.—Spachman (Spike) riding, 263,
266. © May-.6, 1922; 2 c each June
17, 1922; J 255286, 255300—255322.
Number of entries in class H-K included in the Catalogue since Jan.
1,°1922:
Reproductions of works of art______
Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical character (in-
cluding 173 one-copy entries) _____
Photegraphs (ineluding’ 215 ‘one-copy entries)__ 2 ae
431
3, 176
Prints and pictorial illustrations (including 1,956 contributions -to
periodicals and other one-copy entries) Vso. = eee ciel
196
@)
:
9821-14339
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_other identifying reproductions deposited according to law with the applica-
tions for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, Statuary, and Models or
Designs for works of art).
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Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; Class J,
Photographs (except Motion pictures); and Class K, Prints and pictorial
illustrations.
Titles for Class L, Motion-picture photoplays, and Class M, Motion pictures
other than photoplays, have been transferred to Part 1, Group 2, of the Cata-
logue because of their similarity to Class D, Dramatic compositions, and are
published monthly therein as a title list.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been.
abrogated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for
entry in the Copyright Office.
To save space in the Catalogue the copyright notice after each title is
abbreviated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “G,”’ Class
G, Works of art; “ H,” Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; “I,” Class I,
Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; “J,” Class J,
Photographs; and “K,” Class K, Prints and pictorial illustrations. “©”
implies copyright registration of a published work, followed by a date of
_ publication. “© 1 c.” stands for copyright registration of an unpublished
work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the photograph
or other identifying reproduction; and “2 c.” for 2 copies, followed by the
date of their receipt. In the case of foreign works and pictorial contributions
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The annual index of proprietors, portraits, and principal artists is fur-
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(ii)
NOTICE.
The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent.
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the
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The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be,
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provision of section
60 of the Act.
Noricr is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright
articles deposited from July 1, 1914, to June 30, 1919, inclusive, are
still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office and are not to be
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental
library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant
prior to December 31, 1922.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits
‘such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi-
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps
are available for return.
To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record
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Congress, Washington, D.C.
(IT)
PeeonG. WORKS OF. ART;
MODELS VO RaDESIGNS FOR
WORKS OF ART
ADAMCZYK (FRANK J.) La Salle, IIL.
9821
Starved rock. [Painting showing
Indian in canoe in foreground and
large rock on bank of river in back-
Sround| (©). c.. June 23, 1922: G
66162.
AMERICAN LEGION, DEPT. OF PENNSYL-
VANTIA, Philadelphia. 9822
American legion school award
medal; by R. Tait McKenzie. [Bas-
relief medal showing eagle and seal
on obverse, and soldier and sailor on
reverse] © le. Aug. 9, 1922; G 66400.
AMERICAN STATUARY & DECORATING CO..
INc., Philadelphia. 9823, 9824
Lamp portale, 95; by Aurelius M.
Renzetti. [Model of lamp standard
showing figure of oriental standing
with musical instrument in hands]
Lamp portale and candlestick; by
Aurelius M. Renzetti. [Model lamp
standard with spiral stem and round
flaring base]
© ic. each June 17, 1922; 65971,
65972.
9825
Star figure. Model of nude female
figure holding star with both hands
over head. © 1 ec. July 3, 1922; G
ANGELA (Eminio) New York
66154.
ARONSON (LovIs V.) Newark, N. J.
9826-9833
Buffalo. Drawing of buffalo
mounted on oblong base. © 1c. July
Zt, 1922; G 662738.
Dog. Drawing of dog mounted on
oblong base. ©1e. July 27, 1922; G
66274.
Elephant. Drawing of elephant
mounted on oblong base. © 1c. July
27, 1922; G 66270.
Elk head. Drawing of elk head
mounted on oblong base. ©1lc. July
27, 1922; G 66272.
Lion. Drawing of lion mounted on
oblong base. © 1c. July 27, 1922; G
66271.
Ten ,commandments in Hebrew, A.,
B. Drawing of base having inclined
surface upon which are ten command-
ments in Hebrew. © 1 c¢. each June
14, 1922; G 66883, 66384.
Wings. Drawing of pair of wings
with disk mounted between. © 1 ©¢.
Apr. 25, 1922; G 66385.
ArT (Cart W.) Spokane, Wash.
9834
Wheat tots: by James C. Parent.
Drawing of heads of wheat with baby
faces on them. © 1c. June 12, 1922;
G 66132.
Barnes (JAMES B.) Brooklyn.
9835-9837
Butterfly girl. Model of nude female
figure standing, slightly inclined for-
ward, with arms extended backward
supporting large butterfly wings.
Dancer. Model of bare-foot girl in-
clined slightly forward with arms ex-
tended holding skirt in wing fashion.
Diver. Model of nude female figure
standing with hands on hips and body
inclined forward.
© 1e. each July 24, 1922; G 66265-—
66267.
BATCHELDER (ERNEST A.) Los Angeles.
9838
Garden pot. [Model of square pot
decorated: with relief of leaves and
birds] ©le. July 3, 1922; G 66153.
BAYNE (BARBARA) Los Angeles. 9839
Big six. [Drawing in three sections
connected by hinges, with figure 6 in
right section and inscription below]
@r ier tuaby i2./1922 + 'G 66199.
BEAUTEBOX, INC., New York.
9840-9847
Chaplin (Charlie) ; by Henry Clive.
rRight three quarter view of man in
loose-fitting clothes standing with
hands in pockets and cane under arm]
©1lc. July 22, 1922; G 66268.
Christmas box; by Henry Clive.
[Left three quarter view bust of girl
with fur-trimmed cap, looking back at
toys] ©le. July 6, 1922; G 66173.
197
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9848
BEAUTEBOX, INC.—Continued.
Compton (Betty); by Henry Clive.
[Right profile bust of girl with hare
shoulders, looking up] ©1e. July 8,
1922; G 66177.
Daniels (Bebe); by Henry Clive.
[Left three-quarter view of girl with
fur around neck, looking over left
shoulder and smiling] ©1.c. July 8,
1922; G 66176. :
Girl in wine glass; by Henry Clive.
[Painting showing nude girl seated in.
tall glass]
66232.
Negri (Pola) [Right profile bust of
girl wearing turban and large ear-
rings] ©le. July 22, 1922; G 66262.
Swanson (Gloria) ; by Henry Clive.
[Left profile bust of girl wearing jew-
eled headdress] ©1e. July 8, 1922;
G 66174.
Valentino (Rodolph); by Henry
Clive. [Left three-quarter view bust
of man wearing Arabian headdress]
©1c. July 8, 1922; G 66175.
BELL AND CHAMPE, Nashville, Tenn.
9848, 9849
Coming and gwine; by Robert T.
Champe. Model of figures of two dogs
on each side of pail.
Watermelon-eating queen; by Rob-
ert E. Champe. Model of human fig-
ure with pail on head, holding water-
melon in both hands.
© 1c. each July 12 ,1922; G 66380,
66381.
BEeTeETA (FRANK D.) Linden, N. J.
Clock face. [Model of wall clock
with human face in relief on front]
Indian book-end. [Model of figure
of Indian kneeling by tree stump]
© 1c June 30, 1922; G
9850-9854
Lady face book-end. [Model of
book-end with female face in relief
thereon }
Snake clock. [Model clock with two
snakes coiled around base and over
top]
Table lamp. [Model of tall lamp
having standard decorated with
serolls and leaves]
© 1c each Aug. 11, 1922; G 66411-
66415.
Bisson (Peter) Athens, Ga. 9855
Barrow (David M.) _ book-end.
[Model of book-end in form of open
book with bust of man thereon] © 1
ce. Aug. 11, 1922; G 66416.
pt. Iv, DSoee 7
BLACKSTONE (HARRIET) New York.
9856
Jolly dancer. [Drawing of man in
loose-fitting clothes and large shoes
standing with hands holding up his
trousers] © 1 ¢ Aug 127 1922--cG
66434.
BoGpANOVE (ABRAHAM J.) New York.
9857
Universal peace. Mural painting
showing soldier seated on ground
talking to woman and man, other fig-
ures in background] © 1. Feb. 1,
1922; G 66478.
BovuASssE, jeune & co., Paris.
9858-9862
Bon Pasteur; by Jean Labarra.
[Jesus as shepherd with lamb on shou!-
der leading flock of sheep] © 1 «.
June 28, 1922; G 66129. _ .
Christ, penitent; by Jean Labarra.
[Youth kneeling with head on knees of
Jesus seated on throne] © 1. June
28, 1922; G 66127.
Communion de petite fille; by Gas-
ton Charpentier-Bosio. [Jesus admin-
istering sacrament to young girl kneel-
ing while two angels look on] ©1e.
July 21, 1922; G 66240.
Jesus et les enfants; by Xavier
Bricard. [Jesus seated with cup in
hand talking to four children around
his knees] © 1c. July 21, 1922; G
66239.
Sainte Famille; by EK. Piaz. [Joseph
and Mary standing on each side of
boy Jesus] © 1 ¢ June ws 7au22 GC
66128.
Brum (Luis) Laredo, Tex. 9863
Dante vision realized by Columbus.
Model showing four stars, cut of arms
of Genoa, bust of Columbus, two In-
dian figures, two flags, wolf of Rome,
ship, Statue of Liberty, and figure with
olive branch. © 1 c¢. May 3, 1922; G
65974.
BuEHL (Oscar) Lynbrook, N. Y.
9864 -
Washington (George) master of
Alexandria lodge, 22. Painting show-
ing Washington in vestments of mas-
ter of his lodge. © 1c. June J, 1922;
G 66147.
BUuETTNER (T.) & CO., INC., Chicago.
9865-9875
Buffet set, 3806; by M. Bjorkman.
[Design showing border with sprays
of leaves and flowers]
198
WORKS OF ART
no. 3, 1922
3878 ; by M. Bjorkman. [Design
showing circular and oblong figures
with conventional flowers]
Case, 3829; by N. Trowbridge. [De-
sign showing scallops with conven-
tional flowers and wreaths between
points ]
Design, 3800; by M. Bjorkman. [De-
sign showing clusters of small and
large circles]
3802; by M. Bjorkman. [Seal-
lops with sprays of leaves and flow-
ers, and clusters of stars]
3804; by M. Walker. [Lattice-
work border with clusters of flowers
and scrolls in corners]
Pillow case, 3826; by N. Trowbridge.
[Design showing scallops with bunches
of flowers on points]
Searf, 3803; by M. Walker.
sign showing clusters of conventional
flowers-and vines in corners]
3805; by M. Walker.
showing sprays of flowers
scroll]
[ Design
about
3827; by N. Trowbridge. [De
sign with scallop border and three
bunches of conyentional flowers]
3828; by N. Trowbridge. [De-
sign with pointed border and conven-
tional flower pots]
© 1 ec. each July 11, 1922: G 66188—
66198.
BURLEIGH
| ee
Providence,
9876
Holy night. Painting showing holy
family, king, servants, and animals
around infant Jesus in manger.
1 ¢. June 26, 1922; G 66086.
CAINE (GEORGE H.) Toledo, O.
9877-9882
Book-end; by Mabel V. Booth.
Model of head on broad base.
Candlestick, 1; by Mabel V. Booth.
Model in form of rose.
2; by Mabel V. Booth.
in form of poinsettia.
Door-stop, 1; by Mabel V. Booth.
Model of girl in summer costume.
(SypNEyY R.)
Model
2; by Mabel V. Booth. Model
showing pheasant in grapevine.
3; by Mabe! V. Booth. [Model
of girl in walking dress]
© 1c. each Aug. 7, 1922: G 66391-—
66396.
Carro co., New York. 9883
Gobbo; by William Gabriel. Model
of hunchback figure. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1922; G 66443.
[De-
9892
CAPITAL ADVERTISING CO., INC., Wash-
ington. 9884
Life’s result at different ages.
Scenes in five circles showing grave-
yard, rich man and his possessions,
well-to-do man and his home, two men
in office, and two loafers. © 1c. July
27, 1922; G 66410.
CARTON CAN CORPORATION, Chicago.
9885
Arctic sweethearts: by France Root
McCreery. Drawing of arctic scene
showing child playing with bear cub
at each side. © 1c. July 29, 1922;
G 66390.
CASSIDY (GERALD) Santa Fe, N. M.
9886
Grey goose at the fiesta. [Indians
around automobile in foreground,
goose flying over them and hill in
background] © 1 c¢ Aug. 10, 1922;
G 66405.
CAUFFMAN (RosBert M.) Three Rivers,
Mich. 9887
Early autumn; by Jeannette F.
Cauffman. Woods with road bending
for meht.-) ©): fe. Auge 24. 1922" @
66486.
CHAMPE (Rospert E.) and GREENSPAU
(Morris) Nashville, Tenn. 9888
Bill in chains; by Robert E. Champe.
[Model of figure of kaiser standing
chamed. to ball)” (©'l ‘e July? 20,
1922; G 66236.
CHATTERJI (SUKUMAR) San Francisco.
9889
Book cover. [Drawing of girl in
bare feet, standing on map of India
with right arm on neck of tiger, en-
closed in oval frame with triangle at
top] ©1e. June 22, 1922; G 65989.
CHIARA (HeEnNRY) Cleveland. 9890
Never again. [Comic drawing show-
ing two men talking while walking
down street] © 1c July 8, 1922;
G 66178.
CHICAGO STATUARY MFG. co., Chicago.
9891, 9892
Florentine torchére; by Michele
Bernardini. Round column _ shaped
torchére with ornamental base and
top.
Roosevelt (Theodore); by Vanden
Bergen. Sculptured bust.
© 1c. each June 30, 1922; G 66144,
| 66268.
1199
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. iv. Sear
9893
CLAUGHTON (Eunice C.) Memphis,
Tenn. 9893
National pastime. [Drawing of
group of bugs playing game of base-
ball] ©1c. Aug. 12, 1922; G 66420.
CLIFFORD (JOHN EpcGar) Chicago.
9894—9896
moments in clothes; by
Miriam Story. Drawing showing two
female figures standing, one seated
and three male figures standing. ©
ive. - July 5, 1922-46 66i5s:
Mi-cigarettes, tickles the taste; by
J. Jeffrey Grant. [Drawing of girl
standing on table in dining room, hold-
ing in hand a package of cigarettes
for which men are reaching] © 1 ¢.
July 10, 1922; G 66359.
watch mi-smoke; by J. Jeffrey
Grant. [Drawing of mounted cowboy
firing at signboard on front of little
country store] ©1«. July 10, 1922;
G 66358.
Copp (MarGARET Ries) Chicago. 9897
Lacy lady. Design showing girl’s
head with lace hat, in lace border
frame. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1922; G 66505.
Great
(HASKELL) New York.
9898, 9899
Starr (Frances) Left profile bust
portrait of girl with velvet band on
hair and tulle around shoulders. ©
1 c. Sealy 28, 1922; G 6G62QN7.
Unknown soldier. Soldier lying
dead with face down on battlefield,
while above him appears an angel
with sword and wreath in outstretched
hands. ©1e. July 10, 1922; G 66184.
COFFIN
CoLLINS-KiIrRk, INC., Chicago.
9900-9913
Beauty spots of the world. [Draw-
ing of automobile passing down road
in the Riviera]
Flattens out steep hills. [Drawing
of automobile going up steep hill]
Fleet as a greyhound. [Drawing
of greyhound running above inscrip-
tion, and automobile below]
Joy of being safe. [Drawing of
automobile stopped at railway cross-
ing while cars pass]
Long lived as a lion. [Drawing of
lion above and automobile below in-
seription ]
Luxurious to-day. [Drawing of
limousine passing oriental sedan car-
ried by four men]
Powerful as an elephant. [Draw-
ing of elephant breaking down small
trees above, and automobile below in-
seription ]
Quick as a panther. [Drawing of
panther leaping above, and automobile
below inscription]
Quiet aS a mouse. [Drawing of
mouse above automobile]
Rough roads prove its restful riding
qualities. [Drawing of automobile
passing over rough road]
Since grandpa’s courting days.
[Drawing of limousine at left and
man and woman in carriage drawn
by horse at right]
When supreme power is needed.
[Drawing of automobile running
through mud and water]
Where beauty is more than skin
deep. [Drawing of touring car]
Why I chose the Auburn beauty six.
[Drawing of limousine above inscrip-
tion |
© 1c. each June 22, 1922; G 65990-
66008.
Cook (Rospert L.) Springfield, Mass.
9914, 9915
Williams, 3897, memorial. [Design
of monument with arched top and
broad base]
Young (Wilbur F.) memorial. [De-
sign of monument consisting of broad
base, three columns, and entablature
about urn on pedestal]
© 1c. each July 11, 1922; G 66186,
66187.
DAHL (CYRENA FLORENCE) Hartford,
Conn. 9916, 9917
Flapper. [Model of figure of girl
with hat turned up in front, hands in
coat pockets and bobbed hair ]
Sea babe. [Model of baby sitting on
back of large sea turtle]
© 1c each June 27, 1922376 66181,
66182.
DALE (VioLET) New York. 9918
Hatter. [Model of bust of young
American youth] © de Anes tee
1922; G 66425.
DaLTton (Wm. J.) New York.
9919-9922
Cupid candlestick. Model of figure
of child holding cornucopia in arms.
©l1c Aug. 23, 1922; G 66485.
Dreamer book-end; by Peter C.
Dalton. Model of nude female figure
reclining against cushions with arms
raised. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1922; G 66490.
200
WORKS
no. 3, 1922
Mother and child; by Peter C. Dal-
ton. Model of figure of woman half
kneeling with child standing beside
her. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1922; G 66491.
Nelson book-end; by Peter C. Dal-
ton. Model of figure of child seated
on block holding laughing mask under
arm. ©1e. Aug. 24, 1922; G 66489.
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago.
9923-9933
Model of pedestal
Gothic pedestal.
©
in Gothic style with sub-pedestal.
foe mie 2 1922; G 66367.
Relief station of the cross, A. Model
in relief showing Christ being stripped
of his garments. ©1 ce. Aug. 2, 1922;
G 66361.
B. Model in relief,
Christ being nailed to the cross.
me. Aus. 2, 1922; G 66362.
C. Model in relief showing
Christ crucified. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1922;
G 66363.
D. Model in the _ showing
Christ being taken down from the
showing
©
cross. ©1c. Aug. 2, 1922; G 66364.
E. Model in relief showing
burial of Christ. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1922;
G 66365.
KF. Model in relief showing
Christ speaking to women of Jerusa-
lem. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1922; G 66366.
Christ falling. Model in relief
showing Christ falling beneath His
cross. ©1c. Aug. 2, 1922; G 66408.
second fall. Model in relief
showing Christ’s second fall beneath
mis cross. © 1 c. Aug. 2, 1922; G
66407.
Spanish rennaissance main altar, 1.
[Model of altar with figure of kneeling
angel at each side and painting of
Virgin Mary in niche above taber-
nacle] ©1c. Aug. 26, 1922; G 66499.
2. [Model of altar with por-
trait of Jesus and two angels in niche
above tabernacle] © 1c Aug. 26,
1922; G 66500.
Davis (Mrs.
Tenn.
Diamonds and circles.
bedspread showing circles
monds.
Stars and squares. Design for bed-
spread showing stars in squares.
~@©i1c each July 24, 1922; G 66355,
66356.
Sam R.) Chattanooga,
9934, 9935
Design for
in dia-
OF ART
9946
DECKER (JACQUES P.) New York.
9936
method according to
[Drawing of wireless
© 1c. July 24, 1922; G
Individual
wireless code.
instrument |
66382.
De LAND (CrLybE O.) Philadelphia.
9937, 9938
Columbus discovers the new world.
Open sea at left with caravels Pinta
and Nina in distance, Columbus in
center beside swivel gun on poop of
Santa Maria and part of crew under
flag on mast at right.
Highway _ tragedy. Road scene
through soft marsh showing highway-
man holding horse by br.dle while
standing beside fallen mail carrier,
with hat, pistol and scattered letters in
road and bridge in distance.
© 1c. each Aug. 4, 1922; G. 66372,
Dent (DorotHy) Washington. 9939
What art means to me. Printed text
surrounded by thirty ornamental Cir-
cles. ©1c. July 31, 1922; G 66348.
Downp (CLARENCE G.) Brooklyn. 9940
Swimm ne systematized; by Edna
Roll. [Drawing of section of sea]
©l1c. June 26, 1922; G 66163.
DUNSMORE (JOHN Warp) New York.
9941, 9942
Battle of Monmouth. Washington,
mounted on white horse, rebuking Lee
for retreating.
Washington and Lafayette at Valley
Forge. These two generals on horse-
back, stopped to speak to sentry at
Knox artillery camp.
© 1c. each Aug.'16, 1922; G 66435,
66436.
Dupre (FrRANcIS Epwarp) Portland,
Ore’ 9943-9946
Law vs. booze, narcotics and death.
Pen drawing of flying eagle fighting
large snake in its claws.
Welcome—Atlantic and Pacific high-
Ways electrical exposition. Pen draw-
ing of flying eagle with scroll banner
in mouth and over back of. neck and
tail.
World 1925 at Portland, Or. Pen
drawing of flying eagle with scroll
Lanner entwinibg around tail and neck.
World’s motto now is—E plur.bus
unum. Pen drawing of flying eagle
with scroll banner in mouth entwined
around neck and tail.
© 1 ¢. each June 14, 1922; G 66164—
66167.
201
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv., n. 70. 17
9947
DykKAAR (MosES WAINER) Washing-
ton. 9947
Bell (Alexander Graham) Sculp-
tured bust. ©1c. June 30, 1922; G
66145.
EpwaLp (Ipa C.) Santaquin, Utah.
9948
Oval frame; by Edward H. Lee.
Design showing frame with laurel and
oak on either side, star at top, and
cross, Olive branch.and man in pr!son
cell at bottom. © 1c. June 17, 1922;
G 65970.
Exiiotr (CHaAs. H.) co., Philadelphia.
9949
William Woods college seal. [Draw-
ing of cross in wreath surrounded by
inscription] © 1 ¢. June 29, 1922;
G 66202.
ENGLAND (WILLIAM A.) Somerville,
Mass. 9950
Birthplace of Mary Baker Eddy.
{Landscape showing two small houses
on hill-top covered in snow] © 1 c.
June 22, 1922; G 66005.
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, Spokane,
Wash. 9951
Since stagecoach days; by James C.
Parent. [Circular design showing man
eles gun in foreground and stage-
oach in background] © 1. June 12,
1999; G 66133.
——y
Fanto (LEONHARD) Dresden, Ger-
many. 9952
Casement (Sir Roger) [Drawing of
left three-quarter view bust portrait]
© June 22, 1922; G 66139.
FARNSWORTH (SHIRLEY AILEEN ) Brook-
line, Mass. 9953
Miss Young Set. Statuette of young
g rl standing with right hand on hip.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1922; G 66379.
FLEET (CLINTON C.) Vancouver, Wash.
9954
Owl; by Fred D. Cooper. [Drawing
of owl perched on limb of tree] ©
1c June 17, 1922; G 66006.
FroRMAN (IRvING) New York.
9955, 9956
Grey goose. [Model of goose stand-
ing on round pedestal] ©1e. Aug. 4,
1922; G 66377
Pride. [Model of dog with wings]
©1e. July 21, 1922; G 66238.
Foster (THEODORE W.) & BRO. CO.,
Providence, R. I. 9957
Marquise (La); by Theodore W.
Foster. [Circular design having fluted
sides showing perspective tubular
effect, with bird and flower decoration
on oval.in center] ©1c. July 5, 1922;
G 66159.
FRISHMUTH (HaArriet W.) New York.
9958, 9959
Fantasie. Sculptured group of faun
standing on rock, holding nymph by
arms,
Hunt. Sculptured group of nude
female figure holding bow over head,
standing on backs of two running dogs.
© 1c. each June 24, 1922; G 66084,
66085.
GIRONI (RAPHAEL) Medford, Mass.
9960
Banking scene. [Bas-relief panel
showing woman delivering dollar bill
to clerk behind counter] © 1c. Aug. —
19, 1922; G 66452.
GOLDMAN (Harry) Chicago. 9961
Curley-head; by Max lL. Deena.
[Drawing of curly-headed baby danc-
ing in front of telephone receiver] ©
1c. Aug. 14, 1922; G 66423.
GOODYEAR (CLARA) Auburndale, Mass.
9962, 9963
Colonial door. [Design showing °
doorway with wreath on door and two
evergreens in pots on steps]
Wreath.
of holly in circle]
[Design showing wreath
© 1c. each Aug.
28, 1922: G 665038, 66504.
GREGORY (JoHN) New York. 9964
Philomela. Model of crouching ~
figure of young woman with wings. ©
1 ec. Aug. 9, 1922; G 66399.
GRIFFITH (PorTER MuRDOocK) San ~
Francisco. 9965 —
Bear cub. Model of bear cub on
pedestal holding lariat, with cowboy
hat on head and pistol in belt around
waist. ©1c. July 11, 1922; G 66185.—
GUINZBURG (FREDERICK V.) New York.
9966
Jiffy baby. [Model of baby stand-
ing with arms extended] © 1 .¢.
July 18, 1922; G 66493.
202
WORKS
OF ART
HACKNER (E.) co., La Crosse, Wis.
9967
Renaissance marble main altar; by
Heid Hackner. [Main altar: designed
for St. Stanislaus Seminary, Florissant,
Mo., with figure of angel on each side
and ecurcifix with figure at each side
in niche above tabernacle] © 1 «.
Aug. 10, 1922; G 66406.
HamMeER (H. H.) and Lewis (VIcToR
Atonzo) Seattle. 9968
Amundsen (Roald); by Victor
Alonzo Lewis. Sculptured bust of
explorer. © 1 c. Aug. 8, 1922; G
66397.
HaArRpDEROAD (RuTH) Los Angeles.
9969
Frog and toad stool incense burner.
[Model showing frog sitting under toad
stool] ©1e. Aug. 4, 1922; G 66374.
HArRZzBERG (Hirer) New York.
9970-9979
Breezy Bill. [Model of bust of
young man with head turned toward
left] © 1c. Aug. 17, 1922; G 66447.
Clarice. [Model of bust of girl
with hair bobbed and turned to left]
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1922; G 66445.
Head. Model of head for displaying
collars. ©1e. July 29, 1922; G 66342.
Klaro. Model of bust of young
woman with head facing front. © 1
e. Aug. 28, 1922; G 66506.
Margy. [Model of bust of girl with
hair dressed low] © 1c. Aug. 17,
1922: G 66446.
Nibsy. . [Model of figure of boy in
athietie garb standing by case of golf-
sticks] ©1c. Aug. 17, 1922; G 66451.
Nifty Ned. [Model of bust of man
with mustache looking over right
Shoulder. ©' 1c. Aug. 17, 1922; G
66450.
Nobby Nat. [Model of bust of man
looking forward] ©1c. Aug. 17, 1922;
G 66444.
Smiling Joe. [Model of bust of man
ine] ©) b c. Aug. 17, 1922: G
66448.
Winsome Wally. [Model of bust of
man with head slightly inclined for-
Seer «c) 1 c. Aug. 17, 1922; G
66450.
HASSELBUSCH (Louris) Philadelphia.
9980
Pershing (Gen. Jobn J.) [Painting
showing general on horseback in fore-
ground and _ ~soldiers marching in
background] © 1c. Aug. 21, 1922; G
66492.
9991
HazeL (FRANK) New York. 9981
Blair tower, Princeton, N. J. [Paint-
ing showing double tower with clock
dial above archway between] ©1e.
July 26, 1922; G 66269.
HENDERSON (FRANK) Chicago. 9982
Pyramid automobile association.
[Design showing triangle in circle sur-
rounded by border with inscription. ©
he uly 5, 1922236 66226.
Hitsorn (Bert E.) Spokane, Wash.
9983
American travel system rodome; by
Edward Chas. Hemmings. [Drawing
showing rectangular enclosing six
long buildings] © 1c. Aug. 9, 1922;
G 66401.
HOFFMANN (Lovtrs) St. Louis.
9984-9987
Cupid boy flapper. [Model of fig-
ure of boy with arms extended and
straw hat on head] © 1. July 29,
1922; G 66340.
Cupid girl flapper. [Model of figure
of little girl standing with arms ex-
tended and straw hat on head] ©1€c.
July 29, 1922; G 66341.
HBlectric flower in vase. [Model of
electric fixture in form of vase deco-
vated w.th flowers. © 1 c. June 23,
1922; G 66012.
Hlectric lighthouse portrait. Model
of electric fixture decorated with bust
portrait of woman. © 1c. June 23,
1922; G 66011.
Houck (Hvueo W.) St. Louis.
9988, 9989
Flapper; by Mildred Dunn. [Draw-
ing of female figure standing with
left hand on hip and hat in right]
Flapper doll; by Mildred Dunn.
[Drawing of female figure standing
with right hand on hip]
© ae! each May 27, 1922 :.G 66187,
66138.
Hupson (GRAceE) Ukiah, Calif.
9990, 9991
Tsi-tol Cha-None. Indian child lis-
tening with doll in her hands.
Yokia. Indian child. Front view
of Indian child with yellow poppy in
her hand.
© 1c. each July 10, 1922; G 66179,
66180.
203
9992
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. 7V.7 sees.
iunt (ESTHER) San francisco.
9992-9994
Poinsettias, memories of California.
Bas-relief plaque of poinsettias.
Poppies, memories of California.
Bas-relief plaque of California pop-
pies.
San Toy.
boy.
© 1c. each June 19, 1922; G 65978—
65980.
HutTcHIns (FREDRICKA LOUSINTHIA)
Los Angeles. 9995
Dolisen, spirit of radio. [Model of
figure of bird perched on block with
vadio receivers over ears and wires
from head to: tal “© lve duly: 23;
1922; G 66206.
IRWIN (Patricia A.) New York.
Model of bust of Chinese
9996
Leprechaun; by Arturo Ferrillo.
Model of figure of elf with Irish coun-
tenance seated, grasping pot of goid
im, arms: ©). 1. Ame Lt 922 4G
66487.
JANNY (AuGUST R.) New York.
9997
Bonded: Model of ash receptacle
with figure of nude woman shackled
to ‘rocks, *) © 1) cy“ June 29, 1922 -'G
66142.
JENNEWEIN (CARL PAUL) New York.
9998-10000
Air. Bas-relief plaque showing face
with flock of birds below and _ head-
dress decorated with stars]
Earth. [Bas-relief plaque showing
face and headdress decorated with cu-
pids, plants and beads]
Five. [Bas-relief plaque showing
face and ornamented headdress ]
© 1c. each Aug. 1, 1922; G 66352—
66354.
JURECKA (CYRIL) San Francisco.
10001
Wilson (Woodrow ) | Bas-relief
plaque showing left profile view] ©
1 ¢ May 17, 1922; G 66007.
Karisz (Boleslaw F.) Chicago.
10002
U. S. veterans. [Drawing of Amer-
ican soldier charging across battle
field] > © ¢. Apr: 27, 1922);°G 66168.
KAMINS (MAx) Brooklyn. 10008
Arm, 10; by Joseph M. Kratina.
Model of arm in rococo style and
round form with wide bottom and
small top. © 1 ¢ June 28, 1922: G
66169.
KNAPP cCO., INC., New York. 10004
Polly; by Ludwig Knoefel. [Right
three-quarter view bust of girl hold-
ing parrot on hand] © 1 eyApr. 15,
1922; G 66008.
IKRUEGER (ARTHUR) Chicago.
National peace memorial. Model of
erch with relief panels illustrat.ng
current events in our country. © 1 ¢.
July 28, 1922; G 66275,
IXRUEGER (GOTTFRIED ) CO:,
Newark, N. J. 10006
Krueger's special; by Casimir May-
shack. [Drawing of ancient ship with
two square sails] ©1e¢ July 31, 1922.
10005
BREWING
G 66386. 4
LracH (Louis L.) Taunton, Mass.
10007
U. S. soldier of world war. Statu-
ette of marching sold.er in over-seas
uniform with gun on shoulder. © 1 ©.
Aug. 8, 1922; G 66369.
LEANO (FEtIx) Inglewood, Calif.
10008
Radio horn bolder. Model of seated
human figure with horn projecting
from mouth. © 1c. July 19, 1922; G
66229.
LEE (FRANCES LIGHTFOOT) Canon City.
Col. 10009
Mountain canary weather barometer.
[Drawing of donkey looking back] ©
le June 24, 1922; G 66170.
LE Fort (BERNARD) New York.
10010-10140 —
Drawing of
Bed room 7708.
floral design.
Use,
floral design.
Bed spread, 7636. Drawing of floral
design.
set,
Drawing of cross-stiteh
7684. Drawing of floral de-
sign.
7685. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7813. Drawing of floral design.
with butterflies and fruit. .
7824. Drawing of floral design.
Bridge set, 7693. Drawing of fioral
design.
T7856.
floral border.
7858. Drawing of floral design
showing sprays and tea Set.
7859. Drawing of floral design.
7866. Drawing of floral design.
7867. Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of design with
204
7828. Drawing of floral design _
=e
WORKS OF ART
no. 3, 1922
7868. Drawing of floral design
of sprays.
7869. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7872. Drawing of floral design.
7873. Drawing of floral design.
— 7877. Drawing of floral design.
7887. Drawing of conventional
design.
7889. Drawing of floral design.
7891. Drawing of floral design.
Buffet set, 7655. Drawing of floral
design.
7672. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7689. Drawing of floral design.
7714. Drawing of floral design.
7715. Drawing of cross-stitch
design.
7716. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7723. Drawing of floral design.
7724, Drawing of cross-stitch
design.
7726. Drawing of cross-stitch
design.
7727. Drawing of conventional
design
7728. Drawing of conventional
design.
7729. Drawing of floral design.
7730. Drawing of conventional
design.
7732. Drawing of floral design.
7735. Drawing of conventional
design.
—— 7736. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7737. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7788. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7746. Drawing of floral design.
7756. Drawing of conventional
design
7834. Drawing of floral design.
— 7835. Drawing of floral design.
— 7845. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7880. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7901. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7902. Drawing of floral design.
7912. Drawing of cross-stitch
design.
Centre piece, 7679. Drawing of fruit
design.
Dresser, 7722. Drawing of cross-
Stitch and floral design.
Dresser set, 7742. Drawing of con-
ventional design.
—— 7748. Drawing of floral design,
—— 7832. Drawing of floral design.
20
10140
Luncheon
floral design.
T7687.
7696. Drawing
Set, 7654. Drawing of
Drawing of floral design,
of floral design
of flowers and circles.
7698.
Drawing of floral design
with butterflies.
7699.
Gay Ae de
TTA,
floral design.
T7955.
design.
design.
7810.
of sprays.
7811.
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of cross-stitch
Drawing of conventional
Drawing of cross-stitch
Drawing of conventional
Drawing of floral design
Drawing of floral design
of sprays of flowers in circle.
7812.
Drawing of floral design
of circle with border of flowers.
7816.
Drawing of floral design
of wreath of flowers and leaves.
7845,
a Tieltley
7900.
design.
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of cross-stitch
Pillow, 7603. Drawing of floral de-
sign.
7665.
Drawing of floral design
with clusters of flowers.
7839.
floral design.
Drawing of cross-stitch
7903. Drawing of floral design
of wreaths.
7908. Drawing of floral design.
Scarf, 7601. Drawing of conven-
tional design.
7605.
Drawing of conventional
design of peacocks and flowers.
7619.
design.
design.
1625.
7627.
Drawing of conventional
Drawing of conventional
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of floral design
of festoons and scrolls.
7628.
with flower
7629.
with flower
7630.
7631.
floral design.
5)
Drawing of floral design
and scrolls at each end.
Drawing of floral design
and leaf border.
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of cross-stitch
10140
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Ie Fort (Brernarp)—Continued.
Drawing of floral design
of sprays and border.
Drawing of fioral design.
Drawing of floral design.
design.
design.
design.
design.
7635.
7646.
7647.
7649,
7652.
7663.
Drawing
of cross-stiteh
Drawing of conventional
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing
of cross-stitch
Drawing of conventional
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of fioral design
of flower between scrolls.
of sprays and squares.
7669. Drawing
of ovals and flowers.
Sarl
design.
7676.
Drawing
7673. Drawing
Drawing
7668. Drawing of floral design
of floral designs
of conventional
of floral design.
of floral design
of leaves and flowers on lattice.
Drawing of conventional
7677
design.
——— Tool,
Drawing of floral design
of leaves and flowers.
7690. Drawing of floral design
of flower pots and border.
design.
design.
aes GU.
design.
design.
7694.
7700.
7702.
7703.
stitch design.
7692. Drawing of conventional
Drawing of floral design.
Drawing
Drawing
Drawing
Drawing
of cross-stitch
of cross-stitch
of cross-stitch
of fioral cross-
—— 7706. Drawing of floral design.
— 7761. Drawing of floral design.
Drawing of floral design.
—— 7802.
7803. Drawing of floral design
of rambler roses.
—— 7805. Drawing of floral design
of birds and flowers.
7820. Drawing of floral design.
— 7821. Drawing of floral design.
— 7840. Drawing of floral design.
206
pt. rv.; hose ¢
7841. Drawing of cross-stitch
floral design.
7878. Drawing of cross-stitch
design.
7879. Drawing of floral design.
— 7904. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7909. Drawing of floral design.
—— 7910. Drawing of floral design.
7918. Drawing of floral design.
Vanity set, 7718. Drawing of con-
ventional design.
7719. Drawing of cross-stitch
floral design. ;
7749. Drawing of cross-stitch
design.
© 1e. each June 16, 23, July 3, 1922:
G 65908-65968, 66014-66083.
Lioyp (Harotp C.) Los Angeles.
10141
Lloyd’s (Harold) dream _ eastle.
[Model of castle with several towers]
©1e. July 6, 1922; G 66161.
LONGYEAR (MAry BrEcHER) Brookline,
Mass. 10142
Eddy (Mary Baker); by Cyrus Ed-
win Dallin. [Statue of Mrs. Eddy
standing with book in left hand] ©
le. June 20, 1922; G 65984.
Lorrs (RorLtL~a R.) Weyerhauser, Wis.
10143-10152
At close of day. Drawing of two
maidens kneeling in prayer.
Beauties of the woods. Drawing of
deer wading in lake with rabbits
among trees on bank.
Cross, crown, eternal glory. Draw-
ing showing Jesus and three women in
foreground, two angels and city above.
I loved her as Ill never love
another. Drawing of lover standing
by rock, looking up at face of his
sweetheart among stars.
Indian hunting scene. Drawing
showing Indians on left bank of small
stream shooting at lions near tents on
right bank.
Jungle life. Drawing showing
leopards and crocodiles among trees on
bank oc lake.
Just as the sun went down. Draw-
ing of fiock of sheep grazing in pas-
ture and boy guarding them.
tedwing. Draw.ng of woman stand-
ing near tent on bank of stream with
canoe in foreground.
some feast. Drawing showing
wolves attacking three moose in snow-
covered forest.
i oe
i
~ no. 3, 1922
WORKS OF ART
10244
Your choice. Drawing of woman | Metvirnt (ANToNnrIO) Los Angeles.
standing between two horses which 10163
she is holding by bridle. In Arcadia. Semi-nude woman
© 1 ¢. each July 11, 1922; G 66242-
66251.
McBrivE (HuBBELL Reep) New York.
. 10153
And one man in hs time playing
many parts. Drawing showing forty
different expressions of Roosevelt’s
face. © 1c. Aug..15, 1922: G 66498.
McCraitH (IRENE) Alameda, Calif.
10154
On Juan. [Model of figure of Chi-
nese boy standing with bowl in arms,
for incense burner] © 1c. Aug. 10,
1922; G 66404.
-McGEACHIN (GEoRGE) New York.
10155-10157
Basket and flowers; by Frederick °
of central
flowers and _ sur-
@) te ce lume 46.
Stahlberger. Drawing
basket filled with
rounded by scrolls.
1922; G 66009.
Darlington; by F. Stahlberger.
Drawing of central vase and flowers
with birds standing on rococo, and
butterflies in field. © 1c July 13,
1922; G 66211.
Newport; by Val Pheifer. Drawing
of trellis work with flower-pots and
flowers in squares. © 1c. July 20,
wae; G 66235.
Mararri (Luier) Philadelphia. 10158
Mary and Jesus. [Sculptured group
of Jesus and Mary standing by foun-
tain], © 1c. July 19, 1922: G 66230.
MaTTHEWS (HiLery JorpAan) Cleve-
land. 10159
Stage curtain; by Elmer Carl
Schultz. [Drawing of curtain over
lattice work] © 1c. July 13, 1922;
G 66207.
MEDALLIC ART co., New York.
10160, 10161
Golfer; by Julio Kilenyi. Medal
with relief of man in golf costume
holding golf-stick over right shoulder,
© 1c. July 8, 1922; G 66172.
Hand; by Julio Kilenyi. Model of
upright hand and part of arm grasp-
ing laurel branch. © 1c. July 1, 1922:
G 66146.
MEIssNEeR (Atyin R.) Washington.
10162
Brush eagie. Drawing of American
eagle show_ng brushes between feathers
of wings. © 1c. June 19, 1922 3G
66136.
holding in hand a bunch of grapes -
Which two children are looking at.
© 1c. June 28, 1922: G 66126.
MILLER (JUANITA) Oakland, Calif.
10164
Miller’s (Joaquin) home. [Model of
book-end with relief showing home of
poet] ©1 ce. Aug. 15, 1922; G 66424,
MoDERN TUSCANY ART CO., INC., Phila-
delphia. 10165
Lady of Mt. Carmel; by Edward J.
Van Landeghen. [Model of woman in
drapery holding infant in left arm |
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1922; G 66438.
MorEAU-VAUTHIER (PAUL) Paris.
10166
Project de borne americaine. [Monu-
ment with round top, sloping sides and
figure of gun shell at each corner]
©l1c. July 21, 1922: G 66237.
MULLER (GusTAVE) San Francisco.
10167
Happy vets; by Jack Knight. Car-
toon drawing of two doughboys, one
with helmet and other with overseas
cap..© 1c. July 24, 1922: G 66264.
Muuter (Orca P.) Flushing, N. Y.
10168
Lincoln book-ends. [Model with re-
lief showing Lincoln seated with open
book in lap and boy standing at his
side] ©1c. Aug. 24, 1922: G 66488.
MureHy (Francis W.) Philadelphia.
10169
Sesqui - centennial. [Drawing of
scroll decorated with quill and _ in-
scription] © Wve, Aue) 22.1999.) &
66483.
Murpuy (TxHos. D.) co., Red Oak, Ia.
10170-10244
Airy, fairy Lilian; by F. W. Read.
[Right three-quarter view bust por-
trait of girl wearing small hat trimmed
n flowers]
Armour (Philip D.); by R. A. Fox.
[Left profile bust portrait in oblong
frame |
Athletic girl; by M. E. Musselman.
[Front view of girl holding golf stick
in hands]
Autumn twilight; by Geo. Howell
Gay. [Perspective of stream with
birch trees and shrubbery on each
bank]
207
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10244
pt. 1V.; Dasa LT
Mourpuy (THos. D.) co.—Continued.
-~ Burn’s cottage, Alloway; by R. A.
Fox. [Side view of long thatched roof
one-story cottage]
Business girl; by M. E. Musselman.
[Left three-quarter view of girl with
papers in left hand and pencil in right,
looking up]
Carnegie (Andrew); by R. A. Fox.
[Left three-quarter view bust portrait
in cirele with inscription below]
Cleveland (Grover); by R. A. Fox.
[Right three-quarter bust portrait in
circle with inscription below ]
Dickens’ home, Gadshill; by H. 'H.
Bagg. [Front view of two-story house
with bay-windows, lawn in front and
shrubbery on each side]
Early morning; by F. S. Burgy.
[View of shaded hillside with trees in
right foreground and house in dis-
tance ]
Emerson’s home, Concord; by R. A.
Fox. [View of large two-story house
surrounded by trees and shrubbery,
with fence and gateway in foreground ]
Eventide; by F. S. Burgy. [Per-
spective of country road with clump
of trees on right]
Field (Marshall); by R.
[Front view bust portrait in
with inscription below]
Flirt; by M. EK. Musselman. _ [Left
three-quarter view of girl with velvet
A OE:
circle
band on hair looking over large
feather fan]
Fluffy girl; by M. E. Musselman.
[Left three-quarter view of girl in
dress with ruffled collar, looking over
left shoulder]
Franklin (Benjamin) ; by R. A. Fox.
[Right three-quarter view bust por-
trait in circle above inscription ]
Friendly Scots; by Edm. H. Osthaus.
{Mother dog and five puppies]
Gathering storm; by F. S. Burgy.
_ [Man walking by horse hooked to cart
coming down pathway while dark
clouds appear in distance]
Grandmother’s visitor ; by H. J. Dob-
son. [Interior scene showing elderly
woman seated by table near window
knitting as little girl enters room]
Harding (Warren G.); by R. A.
Fox. [Left three-quarter view bust
portrait in circle above inscription]
Hawthorne’s home, Concord; by R.
A. Fox. [Front view of house with
trees and shrubbery in front]
Hill. (James: J:)}. by “Blea eBox.
[Left three-quarter view bust portrait
in circle with inscription below}
Homeward road; by W. H. Chand-
ler. [Flock of sheep going up country
road with trees and shrubbery along
each side]
Jackson (Andrew); by R.. A. Fox.
| Left three-quarter view bust portrait
in circle above inscription |
January sunset; by F. S. Burgy.
[Perspective of country road covered
in snow with trees on right and hill
‘on left]
Kingsley’s home, Eversley ; by H. H.
Bagg. [View of house with two gables
and two bay-windows on .front and
roadway in foreground]
Lincoln (Abraham); by R. A. Fox.
[Right three-quarter view bust por-
trait in circle with inscription below]
Lipton (Sir Thomas) ; by R. A. Fox.
[Front view bust portrait in circle
with inscription below]
Longfellow’s home, Cambridge; by
R. A. Fox. [Front view of two-story
mansion with lawn in foreground and
trees in background]
Long’s Peak, Rocky Mountain na-
tional park; by H. H. Bagg. [View
showing pool in foreground and high
mountain in background]
May blossoms; by F. S. Burgy.
[View of trees in full bloom, with
houses in background }
Merry girl; by M. E. Musselman.
[Left three-quarter view of girl seated
with hands in lap and string of beads
around neck, smiling]
Midday; by F. S. Burgy. [Land-
scape with foot-path along edge of
grove on hillside]
Milton’s home, Chalfont St. Giles;
by H. H. Bagg. [Corner view of house
with several gables, bay-window, fence
along side and shrubbery in front]
Musical girl; by M. E. Musselman.
[Right three-quarter view of girl play- —
ing guitar]
Old bridge; by R. A. Fox. [Two
persons standing on bridge across
small stream with woods on each side]
Old cowpath; by R. A. Fox. [Cow
standing in path with trees on each
side |
Old farmyard; by R. A. Fox. [Flock
of sheep in yard near barn]
Old fishing pool; by R. A. Fox.
[Boy under tree fishing in pool]
208
WORKS
OF ART
10244
no. 3, 1922
Old folks; by R. A. Fox. [Elderly
man and woman seated before open
fireplace]
Gide home: by RK. A. Fox. [Front
view of cottage surrounded by trees
and shrubbery ]
Old meeting house; by R. A. Fox.
[Front view of small church in grove
of small trees]
Old mill; by R. A. Fox. [View of
mill with water flowing over wheel]
Old red schoolhouse; by R. A. Fox.
[Snow-covered schoolhouse with tree
at side and children playing in front]
Old road; by R. A. Fox. [Perspec-
tive of road with two trees in fore-
ground, and cottage and fence on left]
Old swimming hole; by R. A. Fox.
[Boys swimming in pool surrounded
by trees]
Old well; by R. A. Fox. [Old man
with dog at his feet standing by well]
Roosevelt (Theodore) ; by R. A. Fox.
[Front view bust portrait in circle
above inscription]
Saucy girl; by M. E. Musselman.
[Left three-quarter view of girl wear- [
ing turban seated with hand on knees]
Scott’s home, Abbotsford; by H. H.
Bagg. [View of large mansion with
small lake and two large trees on bank
in foreground and forest in back-
ground]
Sentimental girl; by M. E. Mussel-
man. [Left three-quarter view of girl
with bunch of flowers in hand looking
over left shoulder]
Shakespeare’s home, Stratford; by
R. A. Fox. [Front view of two-story
house with several gables, chimney at
one end and shrubbery on each side]
Silver sentinels; by F. S. Burgy.
[Row of birch trees on bank of small
stream |
Silvery moon; by F. S. Burgy. [Cot-
tage on bank of lake reflecting light
from moon under clouds]
Snow-bound; by F. S. Burgy. [View
of snow-covered farmhouse with brook
in foreground]
Soulful girl; by M. E. Musselman.
[Front view of girl with bouquet in
belt, resting chin on hand]
Still waters; by F. S. Burgy. [View
of smooth stream with large trees on
bank]
Studious girl; by M. E. Musselman
[Right profile of girl reading book
held in left hand]
17340—22—_2
Study in blue; by F. W. Read.
[Right three-quarter view bust por-
trait of girl wearing dress with fur
collar and narrow brimmed hat]
Sunlight and shadow; by F. S.
Burgy. [Perspective of stream with
trees and dark foliage along banks]
Tennyson’s home, Isle of Wight; by
R. A. Fox. [View of large mansion
with lawn in foreground, trees and
shrubbery at sides and in background]
Tragedienne; by M. E. Musselman.
[Three-quarter view of girl with vel-
vet band on hair and hand on breast,
looking over left shoulder]
Trial trip; by Arthur J. Ekley.
[Mother and small boy teaching baby
to walk on lawn, with big dog near by ]
Twain’s (Mark) home, Hartford; by
R. A. Fox. [View of two-story house
with kitchen annexed, in cluster of
trees with driveway entering from
street ]
Twilight hour; by Edw. A. Lama-
sure. [View of country road with
trees on left and cottage among trees
on right partly hidden by shadows]
Violets tender and true; by Bruno
C. Geyer. [Left three-quarter view
bust of girl wearing large bouquet of
violets]
Washington (George) ; by R. A. Fox.
[Left three-quarter view bust portrait
in circle on oblong frame]
Washington’s devotion to his mother ;
by E. Percy Moran. [Washington
talking to elderly woman and her lady
friend seated on lawn near doorway
and two men standing near horses in
background ]
When the sun is low; by F. S. Burgy.
[Perspective of stream with house and
leafless tree on bank in background
partly hidden by shadows]
When the white moon beams; by
F. R. Harper. [Right profile of girl
standing on bank of stream which re-
flects light of rising moon]
Winter in Westchester; by Geo.
Howell Gay. [Snow scene showing
perspective of road with stone fence
on right, and stream and fence on left]
Winter moon; by F. S. Burgy.
[Winter scene showing cottage by
roadside covered with snow reflecting
moonlight ]
Wistful girl; by M. E. Musselman.
[Front view of girl with scarf over
‘| shoulders and book in right hand]
209
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pt. Tv., nese we a
Mureuy (THOos. D.) co.—Continued.
Wordsworth’s home, Royal Mount;
by R. A. Fox. [Front view of two-
story house on terrace surrounded by
shrubbery, with steps leading down to
lawn in foreground |
Yellowstone Falls; by H. H. Bagg.
[| View of waterfalls from river below]
© 1c. each June 138, July 15, 31,
1922; G 66010, 66212-66228, 66278-
66339.
NATIONAL RADIO CLUB, INC., Pittsburgh.
10245
Society emblem; by R. Gordon Craig.
[Design of circle enclosing small circle
and triangular figure] ©41e. July 18,
1922; G 663857.
NEEDHAM (ALFRED CARTER) Boston.
a!
Mayflower. [Painting showing ¢o-
lonial type of ship under full sail] ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1922; G 66481.
NEWELL (GEORGE McCowAn) Cam-
bridge, Mass. 10247-10249
Bally wack. [Drawing of grotesque
figure of animal with feet of goose]
Bang (Captain Rickatee) [Draw-
ing of grotesque figure of man stand-
ing with dagger in hand]
Toucan chow. [Drawing of gro-
tesque figure of animal with bird’s
head ]
© 1c. each June 17, 1922; G 66203-
66205.
NEWMAN (J. F.) 1nc., New York.
10250, 10251
Alpha, chi. omega medal by Julio
Kilenyi. [Bas-relief medal showing
draped figure with torch and garland
standing near peacock on altar, on ob-
verse, and lyre-bird, shield, and scroll
on reverse] © 1c. June 19, 1922; G
65981.
Cranford civic board award medal;
by Julio Kilenyi. [Circular plaque
with bas-relief of club-house on bank
of stream on observe, and female fig-
ure with laurel branches on reverse]
Qa er fuly: 17. 19022 °C 66227,
NYVALL (YNGVE J.) Seattle.
10252, 10253
Motor vehicle body, 1. [Model of
unfinished frame of automobile]
2. [Model of long finished car
with four windows on each side]
© 1c. each, Aug. 8, 1922; G 66370,
66371.
O’ConNoR (EpwWarp P.) San Fran-
cisco. 10254
Hi and Lo. [Comic drawing of tall
man talking to short youth] © 1.
Aug. 2, 1922; G 663860.
ONONDAGA POTTERY COo., Syracuse, N. Y.
10255-10265
Amherst; by Hanley Henoch. Nar-
row conventional border design. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1922; G 66478.
Ascalon; by Hanley Henoch. Con-
ventional border design showing bas-
kets of flowers. ©1c. Aug. 19, 1922;
G 66479.
Beechmont; by Hanley Henoch.
Conventional border design of birds
and flowers for rim of plate. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 19, 1922; G 66476.
Brookline; by Hanley Henoch. Con-
ventional border design. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1922; G 66475.
Burmese; by John W. Wigley. Nar-
row conventional border with pheasant
and floral sprays... © 1-e@ Aug, 19,
1922; G 66477.
Corona; by A. J. Koch. Narrow
conventional border design. © 1 ec.
_Aug. 19, 1922; G 66481.
Encanto; by Hanley Henoch. Nar-
row border design for plate with floral
center. © 1c. July 8, 1922; G 66156.
Garland; by Hanley Henoch. Con-
ventional border design. © 1c. June
28, 1922; G 66004.
Hampshire; by Hanley MHenoch.
Conventional border design with
sprays of flowers. © 1. Aug. 19,
1922; G@ 66480.
Maytime; by Hanley Henoch. Floral
border design with sprays in center.
©1c. Aug. 19, 1922; G@ 66474.
Utica; by A. J. Koch. Narrow bor-
der design of vines and flowers for
plate. ©l1e. Aug. 19, 1922; G 66482.
OSBORNE Co., Newark, N. J.
10266-10282
At Black Head, Monhegan, Me.; by
Geo. Howell Gay. [View of section
of sea showing waves dashing against
large rocks along bank on left]
Girl, 1; by C. Bosseron Chambers.
Girl in evening dress wearing bunch
of violets in belt.
2; by C. Bosseron Chambers.
Left three-quarter view of girl wear-
ing green and black gown and hat.
Girl playing mandolin; by J. H.
Hintermeister. [Girl seated on stone
balustrade along bank of lake with
mandolin in hands]
210
WORKS OF ART
no. 3, 1922
Glorious trail; by Griffith Teller.
[Perspective of forest road with large
trees on each side and river in back-
ground ]
In the land that heals the heart-
aches; by E. Lamasure. [Perspective
of mountain stream with steep, rocky
hills on right bank]
Indian maid; by L. G. Woolfenden.
[Indian girl seated on rock along bank
of stream flowing from mountains in
background ]
Mother and child; by L. G. Woolf-
enden. Mother holding sleeping child
in lap.
Over the sea to Skye; by D. Sherrin.
[Marine view showing waves dashing
against rocks along right bank, on
which are several birds]
Pasture in Argyle; by D. Sherrin.
[Flock of sheep along bank of lake
among mountains]
Rendezvous of the gondoliers; by
Gaston Roullet. [Group of gondolas
drawn up against bank of canal near
house where several men are assem-
bled]
Saying their prayers; by J. H. Hin-
termeister. [Little girl and doll kneel-
ing by doll’s cradle near bed]
Soft summer airs from the gentle
stream ; by EH. Lamasure. [View across
stream showing large tree and bushes
on left bank, and clusters of trees on
right bank]
Sunset, Monhegan, Me.; by Geo.
Howell Gay. [View of section of coast
showing waves dashing against foot of
high rocks]
Where man hath toiled and time
hath dignified; by E. Lamasure.
[View of old water mill among trees,
and favmhouse in background]
Where the rainbow never fades: by |
L. G. Woolfenden. [Girl standing on
bank of stream flowing from water-
falls in background]
Where the Sierras stand on guard:
by E. Lamasure. [View of row
lavge mountains, with small lake in
foreground ]
© 1 ¢. each June 27, 1902; G 66087—
66103.
PALMER ADVERTISING SERVICE, INC., New
York.
Summer breeze; by John Bradshaw
Crandell. Painting showing girl with
red hat, blond ha‘r and Jow-cut waist.
©l1c. Aug. 4, 1922; G 66378.
10295
10283, |
| RAGLAND
Om
PANNONE (PASQUALE) West New York.
10284, 10286
Concrete grave enclosure, 1. Model
with groove festoons.
2. Model decorated with leaves.
3. Model with rose festoons and
grooves.
© 1c. each Aug. 15, 1922; G 66426-
66428.
PARRISH (MAXFIELD) Windsor, Yt.
10287
Music. Three girls seated on
ground, two of whom are holding lutes,
with large tree at right, and water
and rocks in background. © 1. Aug.
23, 1922; G 66484.
ParRTIN (Mrs. WiLLtiAm Gites) La
Grange, Ga. 190288
Mother Goose doll head. [Model of
female head with spectacles] © 1 ©
July 27, 1922; G 66409.
PEANO (FELIx) Louisville, Ky. 10289
Radio box. Model of rectangular
box with female figures on corners
and top:.; Or 45 e2, duly 105) 1922 2 1G
66494.
PEIRSON (IKKATHARINE) New York.
10290
[Model of head of girl with
© 1e. July 14,
Adele.
hair dressed low]
1922; G 66210.
PUTNAM (GRACE STrory) New York.
10291
Doll’s head. Model of baby’s head
with eyes slightly narrowed and
mouth closed. © 1c. July 11, 1922; 4G
66209.
RADIO STORES Co., Los Angeles. 10292
Oh boy! by Leslie Wallace. Draw-
ing of parrot on T stand with one
claw raised and radio head-phones
Over reare: | (©) toe. Age Wi) 1922; 'G
| 66457.
(EpitrH ANNE PEMBERTON )
Richmond. 10293
Mammie. Model of figure of old
colored woman seated in chair with
hands folded in lap. © 1c. June 27,
1922: G 66125.
Racor) Chovisi kh.) Milford); Pa:
10294, 10295
Radio siren. Bas-relief plaque
showing female figure with lower part
in form of ta‘l of fish and wave lines
projecting from fingers.
Al
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10296
Racor (Louis F.)—Continued.
Sculptured shel!. Model with large
opening in center and small opening at
upper end.
© 1c. each June 28, 1922; G 66134,
66135.
RAWSTHORNE (ROBERT) CO. Pitts-
burgh. 10296-10301
Annual August fur sale. [Drawing
of raccoons, ermine and squirrel on
branches of tree]
Clearance sale. [Drawing of hand-
bags, lamp, dresses, etc. on counter. |
Dollar day. [Drawing of cornuco-
pia at each side of pile of silver dol-
lars]
Housefurnishing sale. [Drawing of
woman and child and yarious pieces of
household furniture]
June white sale. [Drawing of gir!
among pieces of white goods]
Overstocked sale. [Drawing show-
jng group of women buying dresses]
© 1c. each July 18, 1922; G 66252-
66257.
Rea (Louis E.) San Francisco.
10302, 10303
Near Almonte, Calif. [View of
mountains with row of trees and
shrubbery on hillside in foreground.
Santa Alta from lower end of Lu-
eas Valley. [View of mountains with
valley and small clusters of shrubbery
in foreground ]
© 1c. each Aug. 19, 1922; G 66453,
66454.
RICHARDSON (Mary NEAL) Boston.
. 10304
Aquarius. [Painting showing large
figure pouring liquid from pitcher over
group of men, women and children.]
© 1c. June 16, 1922; G 65976.
ROEDER (SAM D.) Davenport, Ia.
10305
Palmer (B. J.) [Bas-relief plaque
showing right three-quarter view bust
of man with full beard] ©1ce. July
AO AG22. GG G6Z31..
RONDEL (Victor E). Chicago.
10306, 10307
Extension arm for floor lamps, A.
Design of arm with conventionalized
ornamental eagle head and scroll.
B. Design of arm with con-
ventionalized dolphin’s head, wings
and ornamental scroll.
© 1c. each Aug. 8, 1922; G 66402,
66403.
pt. WV, BES wee
New York.
10308
Life-saver. Model of standing figure
of young woman in bathing suit and
slippers, leaning forward. ©1c. June
16, 1922; G 65969.
RoNpONI stupi0o, New York.
10309, 10310
Miss Flapper, 1; by Romolo Ron-
doni. Model of figure of girl with
bobbed hair and hands in coat pockets.
2; by Romolo Rondoni. Model
of figure of young girl with hands in
pockets and felt hat.
© 1c. each June 20, 1922; G 66429,
66430.
Rosat (Mrs. AUGUSTINE
Rochester, N. Y. 10311
Just before. [Painting showing two
jockeys riding on racetrack in fore-
ground, and two men on horseback
hurdling fence in background] © 1 ¢.
June 17, 1922; G 65973.
RoONDONI (RoMOLO)
RoNDorT )
Roux (Constant) Paris. 10312
France reconnaissante de l’amitie et
de Vaide americaines. [Seulptured
group of large draped female figure
standing with left arm around shoul-
ders of French soldier and right hand
clasping hand of American soldier]
©l1c. Aug. 3, 1922; G 66368.
Roy (Omer F.) Collinsville, Conn.
10313, 10314
B. P. O. E. design. [Elk’s head on
clock dial in frame]
I. O. R. M. design. [Left profile of
Indian’s head in frame] © 1 ¢. each
July 17, 1922; G 66225, 66226.
tuBpINS (H. W.) Minneapolis. 10315
Missed. [Model of golf figure in
spiral shape with golf stick in hands]
©1l1ec. July 3, 1922; G 66155.
RUSSELL (HARRY G.)) Bihalo aie
10316
Printing craftsman; by Franciszek ©
Olstowski. Sculptured bust of Frank-
lin. ©1ce. June 28, 1922; G 66131.
SACKSTEDER (ABNER F.) Louisville, Ky.
10317, 10318
Coogan (Jackie) ; by Enrico Vettori.
[Model of figure of boy in overalis
standing with cap on side of head]
©l1e Aug. 17, 1922; G 66495.
Valentino (Rodolph); by Enrico
Vettori. Model of bust of young man.
© 1 ¢, Aug;25;"1922> G 6e7on
212
WORKS
no. 3, 1922
Sarcepo (Severo) New York. 10319
Her majesty, the American flapper.
[Statuette of girl wearing goloshes
and coat with hands in pockets] ©
Te. July 6, 1922; G 66160.
SALLES (JOSEPH WARTELLE) Nelsa,
Okl. 10320, 10321
Flapper; by George A. Myers.
[Drawing of girl in modern dress
standing with hands clasping belt]
Jelly bean; by George A. Myers.
[Drawing of young man standing with
right hand on hip and hat tilted on
side of head]
Gutre each July 1, 1922; G 66150,
66151.
SARTINI (JAMES) New York. 10322
Pius XI (Pope); by Joel Bianchi.
Model of statue of pope seated in
chair. © 1c. Aug. 1, 19225. G 66352.
SCHWARZKOPF (J. GEORGE) Newark,
Ness. 10323-10348
Birds on perch; by Ernest J. King.
[Two birds on pole decorated with
holly and flowers]
Christmas candles; by Ernest J.
King. [Oval frame in center con-
nected by garlands to candelabra on
each side]
Christmas crest; by Ernest J. King.
[Elk’s head above shield with sprays
of holly at each side]
Christmas doorway; by Ernest J.
King. [View of doorway with wreath
on door and two small pine trees on
steps]
Christmas jardiniere; by Ernest J.
King. [Small Christmas tree in jardi-
niere on stand]
Christmas plaque: by Ernest J. King.
[Circular plaque enclosing landscape
showing church in background]
Christmas toys; by Ernest J. King.
[View showing toys at foot of Christ-
mas tree behind curtain]
Cozy corner; by Ernest J. King.
[Chair and floor-lamp by small table
in corner of room]
Farm landscape; by Ernest J. King.
[Landscape showing two tall trees in
foreground and farmhouse surrounded
by trees in distance]
Fireside; by Ernest J. King. [Rock-
ing chair and cat on rug before open
fireplace ]
Happy lands; by Ernest J. King.
[Iron gates partly open, with stone
wall on each side and cottage in back-
ground |
OF ART
10549
-
Holly ; by Ernest J. King. [All over
design of twigs of holly]
Iris; by Ernest J. King.
flowers in full bloom]
New Year clock; by Ernest J. King.
[Grandfather’s clock at foot of stair-
way]
Page; by Ernest J. King: [Page
holding hat in left hand and Christ-
mas ecard on plate in right hand]
Pier mirror; by Ernest J. King.
[Candelabra with wreath on foot of
tall mirror ]
Pond: farm: iby. Hrnest ' J, Kingz
[View of pond with flowers, road and
fence along left bank and cottage in
background ]
Pussy-willows; by Ernest J. King.
"Butterfiy on bunch of pussy-willows]
Santa seal; by Ernest J. King.
fSeal with relief of bust of Santa]
Staircase; by Ernest J. King. [View
of staircase with grandfather’s clock
at bend of steps]
W.iuszter scene; by Ernest J. King.
[Snow-covered field with two cottages
in background]
© 1 c¢. each June 27, 1922; G 66104—
66124.
[Row of.
SELBY SHOE co., Portsmouth, O. 10344
Skeleton foot; by Albert Sterling.
Drawing of skeleton foot and shoe.
© 1 ¢. June 3, 1922; G 65977.
SHARSMITH (GEORGE) New York.
10345, 10346
Art box, 1. [Model of box with re-
lief panel showing cherub heads and
scrolls on top. and leaf and flower
band around sides]
2.. [Model of box with relief
panels showing cupids bearing wreaths]
© 1c. each July 12, 1922; G 66432,
664383.
SHEFFIELD (Epwarp C.) Canton, N. C.
10347
Cher-orng-ola; by John C. Haynes.
[Drawing of parrot, orange and bust
on many © if ¢) Aug. 28.1922; G
66507.
SHOCKEL (BERNARD H.) Terre Haute,
Ind. 10348, 10349
New York City and vicinity. Pic-
torial contour painting.
United States (eastern part)
torial contour painting.
© 1c. each Aug. 4, 1922; G 66875,
66376.
Pic-
213
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10350 i
SIEGEL LIGHT SUPPLY CO., Philadelphia.
10350
by George H. Marsch. Model
Cte
Arm ;
of. arm for lighting fixture.
Aug. 14, 1922; G 66421.
Sraron & Goopwin, San Francisco.
10351, 10352
General automobile trimming and re-
pairing. [Drawing of automobile in
foreground and men working on auto-
mobile in shop]
General machine shop work and
cylinder grinding. [Drawing of two
men in shop grinding cylinders]
© 1c. each July 19, 1922; G 66233,
66234.
SIMONSON (BENJAMIN HUusTACE) New
York. 10353
Hotel Van Winkle, Kingston, N. Y.
| Drawing long large building with row
of trees along front and side] ©1e.
July ls 1922 @.G 66152:
Cleve-
land. 10354
Pershing (Gen.) Left three-quarter
view of general standing with gloves
in lett hand. © Ic, June 2s; 1922 -
G 66130.
Smart (EpmMuND HopeGson)
SmirH (ULivineston) Philadelphia.
Door knocker. [Model of knocker
in form of dog’s head with bone in
mouth (r©Or2l @adune, 21. 1922+ -G
65988.
SairH (Marcaret Morrison) Holly-
wood, Calif. 10356, 10357
Radio bug. [Model of grotesque
figure seated with receivers over ears
and mouth open]
Radio germ. [Model of grotesque
figure Seated with receivers over ears
and mouth closed]
© 1. each June 5, 1922; G 65982,
65983.
Sprcer (JOHN OLIVER) Denver. 10358
Hot drops from the frying pan.
[Drawing of hand holding frying pan]
© 1c July 24, 1922; G 66496.
SPRAGUE (PLORENCE ) Des Moines.
10359
Bas-relief plaque
around large vase
Walk plaque.
show ng birds flying
of flowers.
65975.
Orie! sume! 1G) WO22 es
pt. Ty: Oo Saeve 20
Stacey (WittiAm JoHn) London.»
10360, 10361
Beside the still waters; by James
Clark. Good Shepherd resting on his
staff on bank of pool with his flock
behind him and mountains and trees
in background.
Hope of the world; by Margaret J.
Garrant. Madonna with child Jesus in
arms in clouds above city.
ae 1c. each July Sy) 192270 nGss0:
66350
SYMONDS (SaraH W.) Salem, Mass.
10362, 10363
Nichols house doorway, Salem, Mass.
Model of doorstoop showing doorway
with posts and gate in front]
Shreve house doorway, Salem, Mass.
Model of doorstoop showing doorway
with flight of steps and banisters]
© 1c. each July 5, 1922; G 66200,
66201.
H.) Scottsdale,
AYiz: 10364
Arizona baby. Side view of baby
seated in saddle on horseback. © 1.
June 21, 1922; G 65987.
THomMAS (WILBUR LESLIE) Denver.
10365
Statuette of Arabian sheik
Ge ar ees ri a
THomMAS (MARJoRIE
Sheik.
for incense burner.
1922: G 66241.
THORNE (J. FREDERIC) Los Angeles.
10366
Icanican. Statuette of seated draped
| male figure holding globe in left hand.
©l1c. July 11, 1922; G 66183.
THROOP (GEORGE ENOS) INC., Chicago.
10367
Bloom of youth; by Will Corque-
ville. Drawing of little girl with sun-
bonnet and bunch of flowers, standing
in field of flowers. © 1c. June 30,
1922; G 66143.
(PHitIp Henry) Philadel-
phia. 10368
Trio ads. Drawing of freak human
figure with three heads, four legs, and
two arms. ©° 1 ¢€: Sune 2a; e227 G
66171.
TICHLER (FRANK) Chicago. 10369
Darkness and light. Drawing show-
ing group of figures in darkness with
Satan, and figure lifting one and
pointing to light where figure carry-
ing open book is followed by others
with skull, flag, and musical instru-
ments. ©1e. June 29, 1922; G 66141.
THURBER
214
WORKS OF ART
no. 8, 1922
VAGIS (PoLYGNOTES G.) New York.
10370
Eastern prayer. Model of nude
kneeling male figure with right hand
raised to head. © 1c. June 23, 1922;
G 66018.
VENT (ERNEST LEROY) Salem, Mass.
10371
U. S. M. country club house, Beverly,
Mass. Bas-relief plaque showing club-
house on top of hill. © 1c July 5,
1922; G 66157.
WALCUTT BROS. co., New York.
10372-10390
Bird and flower design, 2304; by
Kahrmann & Scholle. [Festoons of
flowers and birds on frame]
2360; by Kahrmann & Scholle.
[Flying birds and festoons of flowers]
Conventional design, 2334; by Erick-
son & Weiss. [Sprays of leaves and
flowers on frame below bar]
Flower design, 2302; by Erickson &
Weiss. [Garland of flowers under bar
with lattice work]
2306; by EHrickson & Weiss.
[Bunches of flowers in and around
panel under bar]
2308; by Kahrmann & Scholle.
[Spray of flowers on frame]
2310; by Kahrmann & Scholle.
[Spray of flowers under bar]
2312; by Erickson & Weiss.
[Spray of flowers and vines on bar]
2316; by Hrickson & Weiss.
[Spray of flowers on lattice-work be-
low bar]
2318; by Erickson & Weiss.
[Spray of flowers on frame below bar]
2324; by Hrickson & Weiss.
[Spray of flowers in frame below bar]
2326; by Erickson & Weiss.
[Sprays of flowers on and around panel
below bar]
2330; by Erickson & Weiss.
[Garlands of flowers on row of panels
below bar]
2332; by Kahrmann & Scholle.
[Large flower and garlands of small
flowers under bar]
Fruit design, 2328; by. Ericksop &
Weiss. [Fruit and fiowers on frame
under bar]
Leaf design, 2300; by Kahrmann &
Scholle. [Border of leaves on lattice-
work]
2314; by Erickson & Weiss.
[Bunches of leaves on vine under bar]
10411
2320; by Erickson & Weiss.
[Garland of leaves and flowers on
frame below bar]
2322; by Erickson & Weiss.
[Spray of leaves on frame below bar]
© 1c. each Aug. 19, 1922; G 66455-
66473.
WaAxLpDo (Mary VY.) Los Angeles.
10391
Bird. Model of grotesque figure of
bird. ©1e. July 31, 1922; G 66347.
WAMSLEY (FRANK CLARK) Glendale,
Calif. 10392
Automobile radiator cap figure.
[Model of figure of girl seated on
eushion with hands under legs, leaning
forward], © 1 c¢ July 14, 1922; G
66208.
Wess (CARMALETE WALDO) Los An-
geles. 10393-10395
Kee Bang; by Margaret Smith.
Model of Chinese figure holding large
firecracker, used for incense burner.
Lai Tee; by Margaret Smith. Model
of Chinese figure for incense burner.
Yat Quong; by Margaret Smith.
Model of bust of Chinese child.
© 1c. each Aug. 17, 1922; G 66440-
66442.
WHEELER (KATHLEEN) Chicago.
10396-10399
Mr. Pickwick. [Model of character
book-end showing fat man with spec-
tacles on nose and hands behind back
standing] © 1c. Aug. 28, 1922; G
66501.
Modern mermaid. Model of mermaid
with bobbed hair seated on rock hold-
ing shell mirror. ©1c. July 1, 1922;
G 66148.
Our little flapper. Model of young
girl in modern dress with cigarette in
hand standing on globe. ©1c. July
1, 1922; G 66149.
Sam Weller. [Model of character
book-end showing man partly seated
on steps with cap on head and elbow
on, knee] ©) & ce ‘Aug. 28, 1922; G
66502.
W HITCOMBE & . Co; . New
York. 10400-10411
Albemarle; by Arthur Ohlson.
Drawing of bird sitting on bow! filled
with flowers, and butterflies in field of
oblong blocks. © 1c. July 22, 1922;
G 66260.
McGEracHIN
215
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10412
pt. tv: BS ae
WHITCOMBE MCGEACHIN & co.—Con.
Allerton; by Louis Berger. Draw-
ing showing trellis work background
with stripes carrying basket and flow-
ers. ©1e. July 29, 1922; G 66346.
Burlington; by C. G. Scholle. Draw-
ing of trees with birds sitting in
branches, ©: "1, «| Aug: “12. 1922-
G 66418.
Chatsworth; by F. Stahlberger.
Drawing of panels and flowers with
lattice work in background. © 1 c.
Aug. 12, 1922; G 66419.
Dinard; by Edmond Gaudios. Draw-
ing of bunches of flowers with shadow
leaves and flowers for background. ©
1 e. Aug. 5, 1922; G 663887.
Garland; by Edward Gaudios.
Draw ng of flowers in wreath effect
with birds in shadowy background. ©
1c. Aug. 5, 1922; G 66388.
Kendall; by Val Pheifer. Drawing
showing central bird cage surrounded
by flowers and birds. ©1ce. July 29,
1922; G 66344.
Lakeland; by Charles F. Scholle.
Drawing of leaves and flowers and two
young birds sitting on branch. ©1e.
July 22, 1922; G 66259.
Mayfield; by L. Berger. Drawing
of branches with blossoms, on back-
ground of bars. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1922;
G 66417.
Melrose; by A. Olsen. Drawing
showing central bunch of flowers sur-
rounded by birds on branches and but-
terflies in field. ©1 ce. July 29, 1922;
G 66345.
Milford; by Val Phiefer. Drawing
of blocks with flowers in center of
blocks. ©1lce. July. 22, 1922; G 66261.
Omar; by HE. Sins. Drawing of
basket of flowers surrounded by lan-
terns. ©1ce. Aug. 5, 1922; G 66389.
WicKMAN (ALBIN E.) Minneapolis.
10412
Ammunition shell vase. Painting
showing lilies in gunshell. ©1c. June
26, 1922; G 66258.
WreczorEK (Max) Los Angeles. 10413
Christus. [Left three-quarter view
bust portrait of Christ] ©1l1e«e July
29, 1922: G 66343.
WILKINSON (FRANK FE.) Kingfisher,
Okl. 10414
Real estate co. guide and service.
[Drawing of dwelling with letters
across front] © 1c July 27, 1922;
G 66276.
WILLIS (WILLIAM J.) Huntington, Park,
Calif. 10415
Huntington Park, Calif. [Painting
showing bird’s-eye view of city and sur-
rounding hills] ©1c. Aug. 14, 1922;
G 66422.
Witt (JoHn D.) Lynchburg, Va.
10416
World war memorial. [Drawing
showing dove and two eagles above
oval draped in flags, on cross, with
winged figure, eagle, and inscription
below. ©1c. July 28, 1922; G 66398.
WOLFF (LOUIS) & CO., LTD., London.
10417, 10418
Confidences; by D. Enjolras. Paint-
ing of interior of room showing two
ladies seated on settee, one of whom is
reading a letter while leaning over
small table with flowers thereon.
On the terrace: by D. Enjolras.
Painting showing one lady seated at
round table arranging flowers, one
standing looking on, and another
seated holding flowers in left hand,
and sea in background. © 1 e¢. each
June 10, 1922; G 65985, 65986.
WURLITZER, (RUDOLPH) co., Cincinnati.
10419
Apollo; by R. S. Schirmer. [Draw-
ing of frame with word, Apollo, in
scrollwork at top. © 1 ¢. June 19,
1922; G 66140.
ZIMMERMAN (FRANK M.) New York.
10420
First zone beyond. Painting show-
ing hospital, recreation buildings, cave
dwellers, and huts. © 1c. July 15,
| 1922; G 66224.
Number of entries of Works of Art included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1,
216
CLASS H-K
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS
OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER;
PHOTOGRAPHS:
PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
ADLER (Davin) & sons co., Milwaukee.
10421-10427
[7 prints]:
[Asbury ]—[Fourston ]—[ Haddon ]—
[Parram and Chatham]—[Pinehurst
and Exmoor]—[Stanford and Yale]J—
[Woodmont] © Aug. 1, 1922; 2 «.
each Aug. 7, 1922; K 167149—167155.
ILLUSTRATING SERVICE,
10428-10435
ADVERTISERS
New York.
[8 prints]:
Ask grandpa, he knows, 109.—
Candy worth calling for, 106A.—Dig
into the dish of happiness, 104A.—
Grab our big special, to-day, 106.—
Have a light, 108.—Join the army of
smokers, 104.—Sign of a big treat,
107A.—Take home a brick, start plan-
ning now, 103A. © July 5, 1922; 2c.
each July 21, 1922; K 166802-166809.
AERO SERVICE CoRP., Philadelphia.
10486-10453
Roanoke, Va.:
Bird’s-eye view. 2528, 2529.—Busi-
ness section, 2532, 2533.—Castlewold,
2560.—Country club, 2561.—Evergreen
burial park, 2549-—Hollins college,
2538. — Lakeside swimming pool,
2558.—Mill Mountain, 2531, 2542.—N.
& W. railway shops, 2541—N. & W.
railway yards, 2545.—Raleigh court,
. 2584, 2535—Showing Mill Mountain,
2558.—Virginia bridge & iron co.,
2543.—Virginia college, 2556. © June
fre tees c-each July 29, 1922> J
256313—256325, 256327—256331.
AHLBORN (THEODORE) Chicago. 10454
Burner assembly, 4. [Blueprint] ©
mp 192202 co. July 24; 1922; 1
6907.
AKASU (GEORGE S.) Swampscott, Mass.
10455
Golden upland plover. © July 15,
2-2 -c..dJune 22, 1922; J 256207.
AKELEY (CARL ETHAN) New York.
10456-10478
[7 photographs]:
Akeley motion picture cameras.—
Chananagongo.—Fairyland of Gorilla
forest.—Gorilla forest, 1, 2.—Gorilla
porters in the forest.—Mikeno. © 1c.
each June 21, 1922; J 255726—-255732.
[S photographs] :
Akeley (Mr.) and gorilla head.—
Big gorilla of Karissimbi, A, B.—-Cha-
ninagongo from Mt. Karissimbi.—Yor-
ested slopes of gorilla country.—Ka-
rissimbi bull gorilla——Mikeno (Mt.)
from camp.—Saddle camp _ between
Mikeno and Karissimbi. © 1 c¢. each
Aug. 21, 1922; J 256785—256792.
[8 photographs]:
Forested slopes of Mikeno.—Gorilla
guide.—Gorilla head with glasses and
pipe.—Gorilla porters.—Kivu (Lake)—
Mikeno and Karissimbi.—Mikeno, Go-
rilla country.—Saddle camp, Gorilla
country. © 1c. each June 22, 1922:
J 255710—255717.
ALBEMARLE PAPER MFG. Co., Richmond.
10479-10483
[5 photographs]:
[Baby and fan]—[Business man and
stenographer]—[Child in swing]—
[Man telephoning]—[Three children
under umbrella] ©. Sept. 21, 1922;
2 ¢. each Oct. 38, 1922; K 168384-168388.
ALLARDICE (JESSIE D.) Providence,
Leg 10484
Bronze tablets marking site of Roger
Williams house and _ spring, Provi-
dances i lie ©) dane. 27, 1922°° 2
June 28, 1922; K 166330.
ALLEY (ALEXANDER W.) Minneapolis.
10485-10490
Beat the heat, it’s cool in the Y pool,
the swimmin’ hole in the heart of the
enya epmpr 14-9199 b: 2 e. July 6;
1922; K 167088.
C’mon fellows, get into the game.
© Seppe ie 193 2G) July: 6, 1922 24K
167035.
Danger of neglect. © Sept.
192033 2ie; Suly ‘6: 1922 * Ke, 167039.
Oh boy, the Y is great, come on in.
© Aug. 20, 1919; 2 ec. July: 6, 1922;
K 167036.
13,
217
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10491
ALLEY (ALEXANDER W.)—Continued.
Swimming. © May 1, 1922; 2 «
July 6, 1922; K 167034.
Too fat, too thin, get into gym. ©
Sept. Al 19202 ey duly GP aS 22 7 Kk
167037.
ALTWATER & BRO., Pittsburgh. 10491
Pittsburgh, Pa., bird’s-eye view. ©
July 14s 1922-2 ex July Oy eee eo ry
255835.
AMERICAN ART WoRKS, Ccshocton, O.
10492-10502
[11 prints]:
Cordial holiday greetings, sample
624.—Lincoln-alliance bank, sample
2126.—Old stand by, sample 2123.—
Our little messenger, sample 2124.—
Our officers and directors extend greet-
ings of the season, sample 2127—Same
old wish this card will bring for holly
day greetings ’n everything, sample
626.—Season’s greetings and _. best
wishes for the coming year, sample
620.—Wishing you real Christmas hap-
piness and a prosperous new year,
sample 625.—With hearty good wishes
for Christmas and the new year, sam-
ple 622.—With season’s greetings and
all good wishes for Christmas and the
new year, sample 623—wWith sincere
appreciation we are sending you our
best wishes, sample 627. © Feb. 138,
19222 Oe reach | wily, 10. W226) Vis
166455-166465.
AMERICAN BANK NOTE Co., New York.
10503-10510
Alexander the Great. Banque na-
tionale de Grece, special, C 477. ©
May) 26," d922-2(G . ds uky (1 AOD ois
166423.
Banque nationale de Grece, special
COnsOe eO@ Mune’ A: 1922" Ore. duly de
1922; G@ 166424.
special C 1809. © June 27,
19227 2rerAuss 4.1922 K L6TO6T:
CG MISiGw BO) Sully) t8o. 19221 2 re
Aug. 4, 1922; K 167066.
Ploughman. Banque nationale de
Bulgarie, special C 1817. © July 26,
1922; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1922; K 167065.
Rose harvest. Banque nationale de
Bulgarie, special C 1811. © June 30,
1922; 2 ec. Aug. 4, 1922; K 167063.
Varna (Port) Banque nationale de
Bulgarie, special C 1812. © July 5,
1922) Die Aus 4. #22 ~ KO TGCOGZ.
Weavers of speech, New York tele-
phone co., special C 1814. © July 7,
1922; 2 ec Aug. 4, 1922; K 167064.
pt. 1V., no Sh via
AMERICAN COOPERATIVE PUB. CO., Chi-
cago.
Business barometer. (Jn American
cooperative journal, July, Aug., 1922)
© July 21, 1922: 1 @ duly 26,1922.
IT 6920.
World and U. S. wheat production,
from 1890 to 1921, with estimate for
1922, etc. (Jn American cooperative
journal, July, Aug., 1922) © July. 21,
1922; 1 ¢. July 26; 19222" G92e
AMERICAN EAGLE, New York.
10513, 10514
American eagle, founders’ certificate.
© July 3, 1922; 2 ¢ July 1s) 122 ei
167409.
temporary receipt. © July 3,
1922; 2c. July 13, 1922; Kage.
AMERICAN FACE BRICK ASSN., Chicago.
10515-10660
Face brick bungalow plan, 701. [9
sheets, blueprints] © Apr. 1, 1921; 2
e. July 21, 1922; I 6900.
, 715, 716. [5 sheets, blueprints ]
© Dec. 9, 1921; 2 c each Sept. 5, 1922;
EIS ie hiaee
——801. [9 sheets, blueprints] ©
Apr. 1, 1921; 2.¢. Sept) br dS22. aia,
802. . [9 sheets, blueprints] ©
Apr. 1, 1921; 2 c. Sept: 5.4922 ee.
Face brick bungalow plans. [Blue-
prints]:
301. [6 sheets]—3802. [6 sheets]—
303. [7 sheets]—304. [7 sheets]—401.
[7 sheets]—402. [6 sheets]—403—406.
[7 sheets]—409. [7 sheets]—410, 7
sheets |—603. [7 sheets ]—604. [7
sheets |—607. [9 sheets] 608-611. [8
sheets ]—612. [9 sheets]—613. [Ss
sheets]—614. [8 sheets] © Apr. 1,
1921 ; 2c. each Aug. 21.) 1922 siy7O1i—
7021, 7035-7039, 7042, 7048, 7045, 7046,
7049, 7051-7055, 7059, T7060.
Face brick bungalow plans.
prints]:
615.
| Blue-
[S sheets]—616. [8 sheets ]|—
617. [7Tsheets]—618. [7 sheets]—625.
[7 sheets]—626. [7 sheets] © Dec. 9,
1921; 2c. each Aug. 20) 1922 teiGe
7029, 7030, 7056-7058.
Face brick bungalow plans, 501-520.
[Blueprints] :
[7 sheets]—[8 Sheets]—[9 sheets]
© Apr. 1, 1921; 2c. each Sept. 1, 1922;
I 7094-7118.
Face brick cottage plan, 521. [8
sheets, blueprints] © Apr. 1, 1921;
ZC. \Septe als NOZa = Te wallets
712. [8 sheets, blueprints.] ©
Dec. 9, 1921; 2'¢. Sept. 2, 1922; TI Fis:
28
10511, 10512 ©
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
10676
713, 714.
© Dec. 9, 1921;
1922; I 7135, 7136.
S04. [S sheets, blueprints] ©
July 1, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1922; I 7144.
[ Biue-
[9 sheets, blueprints]
2: Ge eaen Sept, 2,
_ Face brick cottage plans.
prints]:
407.
601.
[8S sheets ]|—606.
12):
[7 sheets]—408. [7 sheets]—
[S sheets]—602. [7 sheets ]—605.
[8 sheets] © Apr.
2 ec. each Aug. 21, 1922; I 7040,
7041, 7044, T047, 7048, 7059.
Face brick cottage plans. [Blue-
prints]:
619 [9 sheets]—620. [9 sheets]—
621. [5 sheets]—622-624. [7 sheets]—
627. [5 sheets]—628. [5 sheets]—
629. [S sheets]—630. [8 sheets] ©
Meena 4oeL: 2 c..each Aug. 21, 1922;
I 7023-7028, 7031-7034.
_ Face brick house plan, 717, 718, 803.
[8 sheets, Je © July 1, 1922;
Biewewem Sept. 5, 1922; I 7139, 7140,
71438.
Small face brick house plan, 101.
[10 sheets, blueprints] © Mar. 1,
1920; 2 ¢. July 21, 1922; I 6899.
Small face brick house plans, 102-—
116:
[7 sheets, blueprints]—[8 sheets,
blueprints]—[9 sheets, blueprints]—
[10 sheets, blueprints] © Mar. 1,
1920: 2 c each Aug. 8, 1922; I 6945-
6959.
Small face brick house plans, 117-
150:
[7 sheets, blueprints]—-[8 sheets,
blueprints|—[9 Sheets, blueprints]—
[10 sheets, blueprints] © Mar. 1,
1920: 2 c each Aug. 10, 1922; I 6960-
69938.
[8 blueprints]
Face brick bungalow plans, 523-526.
sheets]—Face brick Sate a plans,
ae aS: Face brick cot-
[8 sheets] ©
2 c. each Sept. 2, 1922;
529, 530.
Dec. 9, "1981;
I 7116-7123.
p11 blueprints] :
Face brick bungalow plan,
sheets]—Face brick bungalow plan,
703, 704. [8 sheets]—Face brick cot-
taze plan, 522, ‘TOT—109, TI. [8
sheets]|—Face brick cottage plan, 705,
710. [9 sheets]—Face brick cottage
plan, 706. [7 sheets] © Apr. 1, 1921;
Se enti Sept. .2, 1922 :-1 fib,
102 9
T124- |
| 6930-6932.
AMERICAN LEGION, McDOWELL COUNTY
POST NO. 8, Welch, W. Va.
10661-10664
Welch, W. Va., World war memorial
bldg., home of McDowell County post,
no. 8, American legion.
[General view] — Gymnasium. — Li-
brary.—Pool room. © July 27, 1922;
2 ¢@. each July 29, 1922; K 166967—
166970.
AMERICAN TABLET CO., Green Bay, Wis.
10665
Lick ’em all tablet. © Aug. 28, 1922;
2 es septs 10 19222 KACO.
ANCHOR ADVERTISING
York. .
[At the opera.] © June 30, 1922;
2: C, ANE ic2 1922 > Ke aGTOS1:
ANDERSON (JoHN F.) St. Maries, Id.
10667, 10668
Coeur d’Aléne Indians, snake dance.
@wdhaly 11s 1920 Volk e) Taiy 13) 1022
Wy eA i) 1922 3.0 256560,
Plummer, Id., Coeur d’Aléne In-
dians.) Gy July 15° 1922) 1 ¢ July ae.
1922 >be, Aus. t;, 1922): J 256566:
ANDERSON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.,
Anderson, Ind. 10669
Comparative power cost chart.
July 3, 1922; 2 ¢. July 19, 1922; I 6890.
ANDERSON SUPPLY CO., Seattle. 10670
Rainier (Mount) and Seattle’s Har-
bor from Kinnear park, Seattle. ©
Aa aie NO22 SS 2ove, Spt... &,. 49222 °F
ZHT022.
ARNOLD & CO., INC., Seattle. 10671
[Business chart] © 1c. July 5,
1922; I 6880.
ASHTON (GORDON) Seattle.
Ashton
New
10666
SERVICE,
10672
adjustable adv. band. ©
ly oe O22 2 2 en vy AO W922 237
255688.
ASSOCIATED METAL LATH MFRS., INC.,
Chicago. 10673 -
Percentages of expanded metal lath.
OpAne (3. 1922 2.¢ Ang, 23; 1922401
7061.
ASSOCIATED OIL cCo., San Francisco.
10674-10676
[3 drawings]:
Standard all steel service station,
steel erection diagram, 0O321—D87.—
Standard steel service station, general
arrangement, plunger pump equipment,
0321—D281.—Standard steel service
station, general arrangement, visible
and plunger pump equipment, O321-
DSG) Oj tee eden Muly: 3, 1922/05
219
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10677 ©
AUGE (LOUIS WILLIAM) Rahway, N. J.
10677
[Brambach piano card] © July 15,
1922; 2 c. July 18, 1922; K 166722.
AXELROD (JAY) St. Paul. 10678
[Working plans and elevations for
a two story, four apartment building,
490. [5 sheets, blueprints] © May
2ON1922.) te. une i) 1922" abe ne
19, 1922; I 6892.
AXTELL (C. 8.) & co., Springfield, Mass.
10679, 10680
ee eran of bridge] © July 17,
19223 Qe: sduly 18; 1922) Ke ee ia
Springfield. Mass., Hampden County
memorial bridge. © Aug. 2, 1922; 2c.
Aug. 5, 1922; K 167069.
BAILEY (B. F.) & co., New York.
10681
Taverntops. © Aug. 10, 1919; 2 «.
Aug. 7, 1922; K 166382.
BartLteEy (Noni C.) Los Angeles. 10682
Oranges and oil [Twin industries]
©} May 26,1922 de July 3, 1922) KK.
166434.
BAKER, HEYNE & CO., Chicago. 10683
Tail tells the tale. © June 30, 1922;
Ze! July 3) 1922: K. 167046.
BALDWIN (ANDREW JACKSON) Pike-
ville, Ky. 10684
rah: WCVaAue: 19 A922 2 Oe Ans
21, 19224.) 256781.
BANKS (CLYDE) Bellingham, Wash.
10685-10687
Bellingham, Wash., Chuckanut drive.
Cy Aue) 2A IOI ONG AUS. a0, 19225
J 256911.
Sunset from Chuckanut drive. ©
Age 2awdlgeZ2 ere! Aye 30) 1922 ¢ Fs
256912.
Sunset from Chuckanut state park,
Bellingham, Wash. © June 24, 1922;
2 Cr Uby dO 22 id 250004.
BARBER (H. R.) Gulfport, Miss. 10688
Gulfport, Miss., January at gulf
park) © Awe) 2) 1922", 2.6. Aug 4.
1922; K 167061.
BARDSLEY (ARTHUR RULF) Altoona, Pa.
10689
Altoona, Pa., 110th infantry N. G.
P., regimental review, Aug. 19, 1922.
©) Sepis Ouidlo22)2 2c) Septils, 922:
J 257067.
BARNARD (PHILIP B.) Spokane, Wash.
106990
Proportional rule. © 1 c¢ July 38,
1922; I 6879.
~)
Pts tV.,gl Seen
BATTEY Tuskegee,
Ala. 10691, 10692
Dunbar, (Paul Laurence) © July 1
1922; 2:e July 1, 192200 Zac
Portia, a portrait. © July 1, 1922;
2 eo July 1, 1922) 2a aie
BAYNES (LOUISE BrrT) Meriden, N. H.
10693
Evening song of the coyote. (ln
Natural history, May, June, 1922) ©
July 25, 1922; 1 ¢ Aug) 14) 122
167292.
BEARING SERVICE CO., Detroit. 10694
Look before you back. © Aug. 15,
1922; 2c. Aug. 18, 1922; K 167416.
BEcKER (J. G.) Chicago. 10695, 10696
[Inside of coat] © Sept. 19, 1922;
2c. Sept. 21, 1922; K 168016.
[Jazz models] © Sept. 19, 1922;
2 .¢. Sept. 21, 1922> Ki 1680s:
BECKWITH (GEORGE 8.) Cleveland.
10697, 10698
© May 25, 1922;
K 166664.
(CoRNELIUS M.)
Search-light, 4, 5.
2° ¢@. each May > 29) d5228
166665.
BEEGHLY (LuoyD) Milwaukee.
10699, 10700
Peay tree of success, 1, 2.
July 22, 1922; 2 c each July D4, 1922):
J 2573800, 257301.
BELL (ALFRED) & CO., Lrp., London.
10701-10708
[Children playing; by L. Dupont,
after Birkett Foster] © July 1, 1922;
1c. July 10, 1922; K 166551.
Scott (Sir Walter) of Abbotsford ;
by Sir Henry Raeburn, engraved by L.
Norsworthy. © Aug. 25, 1922000 cc:
July 10, 1922; K 166552.
[fmezzotint in colour by H.
Seott Bridgwater] © Aug. 25, 1922;
1c. Aug. 26, 1922; K 167965.
[ Venice, the bridge of the Rialto:
by J. Alphege Brewer] © Aug. 25,
1922: 1 ce. Aug. 26,1922: 1 167966:
[4 prints]:
[Dysart (Countess of); after the
painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence, en-
graved by Will Henderson]—[ Rouen
cathedral, from the east; original
etching in colour by J. Alphege Brew-
er]—[Rouen, la rue de la Grosse
Horloge; original etching in colour by
J. Alphege Brewer]—[Surprise; after
the painting by J. H. Fragonard en-
eraved by H. T. Greenhead] ©. July
22, 1922's. 1). ‘eaeh Daly) 3) eee ie
166673-166676.
220
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
10794
Bert (JAS. W.) son & co... New York.
10709-10726
Our own publication, plate 3 S. ©
Semm2p. 1922;°2 c¢. Sept. 27, 1922; K
168293.
——plates 1S8,2S8,4S8-18 8S. ©
Sept. 25, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 27, 1922;
K 168222168238.
BELL SYNDICATE, INC., New York.
10727-10762
Adamson’s adventures [1922]:
© June 5; 1c. June 26; K 166388.
© June 6; 1 c June 26; K 166389.
© June 7; 1 c June 26; K 166390.
© June 8: 1c. June 26; K 166391.
© June 9: 1c. June 26; K 166392.
© June 10; 1c. June 26: K 166393.
© June 12; 1c. June 26; K 166394.
© June 13; 1 c. June 26; K 166395.
© June 14; 1c. June 26; K 166396.
© June 15; 1c. June 26; K 166397.
© June 16; 1 c. June 26; K 166398.
© June 17; 1 c. June 26; K 1663899.
© June 19; 1 c. July 18; K 166617.
© June 20; 1c. July 138; K 166618.
© June 21; 1c. July 13; K 166619.
© June 22; 1c. July 18; K 166620.
© June 23; 1.c. July 13; K 166621.
© June 24; 1c. July 18; K 166622.
© June 26; 1c. July 13; K 166623.
@OyJune 27- 1 c: July 18; K 166624:
© June 28; 1 c¢. July 18; K 166625.
© June 29; 1c. July 18; K 166626.
© June 30; 1 c. July 13; K 166627.
© July 1; 1e. July 13; K 166628.
© July 3; 1c. July 26; K 166931.
© July 5; 1c. July 26; K 166932.
© July 6: 1c. July 26; K 166933.
© July 7; 1c. July 26; K 166934.
© July 8; 1c. July 26; K 166935.
© July 10; 1 « July 26; K 166936.
Oy duly 1051 ¢. July 26; Ki 166937:
© duly 12; 1 ¢. July 26; K 166938.
© July 13; 1c. July 26; K 166939.
© July 14; 1 c¢. July 26; K 166940.
© July 15: 1. ¢. July 26: K 166941:
© July 17, 1 c. July 26; K 166942.
BELNAP (CHARLES M.) Battle Creek.
10763
Harding (President) says. © July
if, 1922-2 ¢ July 19, 1922° % 166744.
BENDER (DwicHTt O.) Des Moines.
10764
Ul driveit:” © istane:.d, 1922 5 "Bie
Sulyis,, £922 2 Ro a66T95:
BENDISTER (JOHN R.) Boston. 10765
[Hungry heart] © 1c May 26,
1922; I 6881.
BENTLEY (PETER RENIER) Turtle Creek.
Py: 10766
Turtle Creek Valley, 6009. © July
LG, 1922.42 @e. Aue. 5s 1922 =) J 256529,
BERKOWITZ ENVELOPE CO., Kansas City.
Mo. 10767-10783
[3 prints]:
For your convenience, department
locations—July sale. trunks, bags,
suit cases.—These modern labor saving
household devices. © Aug. 22, 1922;
2 1e@ each sept. 22" P9229 °K « 168156—
168158. -
[14 prints]:
Bath'ng suits. [Bathing suit de-
sign.]—Better business. [Stix, Baer
& Fuller silhouette.]—Cretonnes.
[Cretonne design.]—Dresses, wraps
and gowns. [Design for envelopes. ]—
Fashions. [Two color fashion de-
sign. ]—Gowns, wraps, suits, ete. [Two
color design.]|—Hosiery. [Design for
2ounter envelopes. |—House furnishings
and china ware. [Design for counter
envelopes.]—Our famous whipped
cream chocolates. [Candy design.]
Sampeck. [Design for counter envel-
opes.J—Shoes. [Shoe department de-
sign.]—Smart things for summer wear.
[Summer wear design.]|—Summer mu-
STG: [Portable Victrola design.]—
Toilet preparations. [Drug store de-
sign.] © July 8, 1922; 2 c. each July
8, 1922; K 166770-166783.
(Epwarp M.) New York.
10784-10789
[Cake decorations, set A, no. 1-6]
© Julv'20, 1922-2) ¢. each Aug: "21,
1922; K 167529-167534.
BERLING
Berry (JoHNn T.) Louisville.
10790-10793
[4 photographs]:
Kelly (Eleanor Mercine) A. B.—
Rice (Alice Hegan).—Rice (Alice
Hegan) and Cale Young Rice. © July
2a e: each July Si, 19225) i
256345—256348.
BETHE BROS., Green Bay, Wis. 10794
Green Bay, Wis., entrance, 201. ©
Sept, 25. 1922-2) 'e) Sept: 28, 1922 358
257430.
221
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10795
BEYER (WALTER F'.) Washington.
10795
Study for a memorial lighthouse.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1922; I 7238.
BickeT (W. L.) Yellowstone Park,
Wy. 10796
Mule deer. © Mar. 27, 1922; 2c.
July G) PO2a Sh Zaartents
BIDDLE PRESS, Philadelphia.
10797-10802
[6 prints]:
Enterprise. When Spain command-
ed world trade.—Inspiration. Colum-
bus sails for the Indies.—Intelligence.
Columbus at the court of Isabella.—
Persistency. Sir Francis Drake dis-
covers New Albion.—Purpose. Mar-
quette explores the Mississippi.
Vision. Balboa views the Pacific. ©
Sept. 14, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 16, 1922;
KIX 167795-167800.
BicgELow (LYMAN G.) Coronado, Calif.
10803
Yesterday and today. © Sept. 1,
1922; 2c. Aug. 24, 1922; J 256966.
BIRMINGHAM PAPER CoO., Birmingham,
Ala. 10804
Birmingham school tablet, 2. ©
Mew 2, WI22 202. VaUne 26.) Og ei
166786.
Buium (ARrTHuR 8S.) Washington.
10805-10807
Arlington natl. cemetery, Va., Amphi-
theatre, from mast head of Maine
memorial with Washington in the dis-
tance ©, Aus. 21.1922~ 2 cc, Aus. 21:
1922; J 256819.
Lady of Mount Carmel. © July 8,
O22 2 ey July L922 3 250 (4
Washington, D. C., from mast head
of Maine memorial, Arlington natl.
cemetery, Va., Showing part of amphi-
theatres ,ete. (©, Ave. 21. 1922-120)
Aug. 21, 1922; J 256818.
BiumMeE (H. J.) Worthington, Minn.
10808
Worthington, Minn., aeroplane view.
© July p20 1922) 2 1c. Suly 24, ao
J 256243.
BoEING AIRPLANE CO., Seattle.
10809-10813
[5 photographs] :
Airplane, 111 B.—Biplane, 109 B,
112 B, 114 B.—Thomas Morse biplane
in flight. © June 22, 1922; 2 c. each;
July 24, 1922; J 256248—256252.
pt. TIVO, were
Bonwit, TeLter & co., New York.
10814-10821
[Decorative drawing, 587] © Sept.
11, 1921; 2 ec, Aug. 27, 1921: K dasats;
[597] © Apre 2a i022
Aug. 30, 1922; K 167582.
[598] © May 28, 1922; 2 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1922; K 167583.
—— [599] © Aug. 13, 1922; 2 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1922; K 167584.
[600] © Aus. a 1922s eee
Avs. 30, 1922 3 46 167580.
[601] © Augl 1b) 1922e cor:
Aug. 30, 1922; K 167581.
[602] © Aus. 3) 1922-26
Aug. 80, 1922; K 167579.
‘ ——[603] © Aug. 20, 1922; 2 ¢
Aug. 80, 1922; K 167585.
BooraEM (J. FRANcis) New York.
10822-10827
Standard plunge bath equipment,
2201-2206. [Blueprints] © 1 ¢. each
July 22, 1922; I 6901-6906.
Bounps (Homer) Ketchum, Id.
10828, 10829
© Feb. 1, 1922;
; J 256310.
© Reb. i, 192252 ae.
Guyer Springs pets.
2 @. July 7,‘ 4922
Winter pets.
July 7, 1922; J 256309.
BoussumM (CHARLES) San Francisco.
10830
Santa Claus suggestion. © 1 «c
Sept. 25, 1922: J. 25 site.
Boyp (RutTHERFORD): Leonia, N. J.
10831
[Hat, scarf, gloves, cane] © June
30, 1922: 2 « July 3, 192236 166235,
BRADEN (RUTH) AND BRADEN (FANNIE
J.) Indianapolis. 10832-10835
[4 prints]:
Friend, 113.—Goal, 121-—Lullaby,
120.—To our guest, 108. © May §&,
1922 °)'2 /¢.\ each. dune dep eae ae
168159-168162.
BRaxTon (JoHN H.) New York. 10836
I. B. P. O..E. of W. [Elks member-
ship certificate] © July 1, 1922; 2¢
July 18, 1922; K 166987.
BRESLER (IF. H.) co., Milwaukee.
10837-10849
[Moulin aux clair de lune; by Franz
Charlet, after J. Maris, 909] © Aug.
16, 1922; 1 ¢@ Aug, 16, 19227 16745
[Vieil Amsterdam; by H. Cassiers,
908]. © Aug. 16; 19225 1 e. AuieiiaG:
1922; K 167450.
222
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1922
[11 prints]:
[Coup de vent; by Pierre Vidal,
900]—[Crepuscule; by André Delais-
tre, 901]—[Cygnes; by H. Cassiers,
892]—[Femme et la masque; by Fer-
nand Toussaint, 891]—[Grande mare;
by André Delaistre, 910]—[Nuit de
printemps; by A. Chabanian, 889]—
[Orangeade; by Fernand Toussaint,
890]—[Passage; by LeGout Gerard,
913]—[Remparts de la ville close; by
LeGout Gerard, 907]—[Seine; by An-
dré Delaistre, 911]—[Soir de féte; by
LeGout Gerard, 893] © July 25, 1922;
1 ec each Aug. 16, 1922; K 167444—
167449, 167451-167454, 167456.
BRETZMAN (CHARLES F.) Indianapolis.
10850, 10851
Beveridge (Sen. Albert J.) A, B. ©
Mites: 2.c. each Aug. 9, 1922;
J 256606, 256607.
BRigHAM (BENTON LAURENCE) New
Salem, N. D. 10852
Missouri River bridge on the Red
Trail between Bismarck and Mandan,
Nee @yAus., 26, 1922; 2c. Sept. 2,
1922; J 256991.
BRISTOL co., Waterbury, Conn.
10853-10867
Bristol (Wm. H.) recording pyrome-
berectath 1962. ©) June 1, 1922: 2 ¢.
July 6, 1922; I 6860.
—— 1163. © July 1, 1922: 2c. July
25, 1922; I 6914.
-Bristol’’s mechanical time recorder
chart, 0419. © June 1, 1922; 2c. July
6, 1922; I 6863.
Bristol’s recording:
Frequency meter chart, 4311, 4312.—
Liquid level gauge chart, 5032.—Pres-
sure gauge chart, 4760.—Suction, vacu-
um and pressure gauge chart, 010006.—
Thermometer chart, 8203. © June 1,
toes 2c. each July 6,°1922- 1 G856—
6859, 6861, 6862.
Bristol’s recording:
Liquid level gauge chart, 5033.—
Pressure gauge chart, 0420, 4762,
4763.—Thermometer chart, 8421.—
Volt meter chart, 5214. © July 1,
1922; 2 c. each July 25, 1922; 6913,
6915-6919.
Brown & BIGELOW, INc.. St. Paul.
10868-10926
(American game series) :
Afternoon stroll. — Distant call. —
Headin’ south.— Hooked, but not
CLASSES, H TO K
10926
landed.—Interrupted meal.—Just be-
fore the big race.—Midnight maraud-
er. — Mountain tragedy. — October
days.—On the alert.—Vagabonds of
the woods.—Which way to go?
Sept. 15, 1922; 2 c. each Oct. 2, 1922;
K 168335-168346.
(Indian princess series) :
EKhawee (Laughing maid)—Hantay-
wee (The cedar maid)—Latou (Beam
of light)—Makahwee (The earth
maiden)—Neoga (South wind)—Nim-
aha (Misty water)—Taecquan (Wind-
ing stream)—Tiamilia (The little
eagle)—Wabigoon (The white flow-
er) — Waheca (Blossom) — Wetumka
(Tumbling water) © June 1, 1922:
2c. each June 28, 1922; K 166334—
166344.
[12 prints]:
Agra, India, Taj Mahal.—Athens,
Greece, Parthenon.—Boston, Mass.,
Old South church.—Constantinople,
Turkey, Santa Sophia.—London, Eng-
land, Westminster abbey.—Mount Ver-
non, Va.—Ottawa, Canada, Parlia-
ment bldgs.—Peking, China, summer
palace.—Philadelphia, Pa., Independ-
ence hall.—Rheims, France, Rheims
cathedral—Santa Barbara mission,
Calif—vVenice, Italy, Santa Maria
Della Salute. © Sept. 15, 1922; 2 «
each Oct. 2, 1922; K 168347—168358.
2 prints] :
Be pleasant every morning until ten
o’clock, the rest of the day will take
care of itself.—Give to the world the
best you have and the best will come
back to you.—He who follows another
is always behind.—It’s the way you
set your sails that determines your
course.—It’s the way you show up at
the showdown that counts.—Only game
fish swim up stream.—Ounce of per-
formance is worth a ton of com-
plaint.—Remember it takes one hun-
dred years to grow an oak, ete.—Suc-
cess comes: in cans, failure in can’ts.—
There are no free scholarships in the
school of experience.—When you get
to the end of your rope, tie a knot in it
and hang on.—You can’t do the right
thing .the wrong way. © July 15,
1AZ oe heneach yA Ue: 28, \ 1922-004
167560-167571.
[12 prints]:
Betty. — Constance. — Dorothy.—
Florence. — Jacqueline. — Kathleen.—
Lola. — Marmion.—Mary.—Mildred.—
Rosalind.—Susan. © July 1, 1922; 2
ec. each Aug. 17, 1922; K 167321-167332.
223
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10927
pt. Iv., D. s., V. 17
BruckMANN (F.) Miinchen, Germany.
10927-10937
Oberammergau, Germany, 1922, Pas-
sionspiele:
Adam in schweisse seines angesichts,
93.—EHinzug nach Jerusalem, 77.—Em-
porung, 82.—Gesangchor, 76—Jesus
und Magdalena, 87.—Jesus vor Annas,
81.—Kreuzabnahme, 84.— Kreuzesve-
rehrung, 95.—Kreuzigung, 86.—Kreuz-
tragung, 83.—Olbergszene, 27. © May
5, 1922): (2 \e ‘exch July 24571922 = ok
256368—256378.
BRUNSWICK LAUNDRY, Jersey City.
10938
God never made a woman for the
wash tub, thats a man’s job. © June
3, 4022 52 e. July 29, 19227, K 166971:
Buty (Mrs. GRAcE) Reno, Ney.
10939-10944
Lincoln (Abraham) impersonation
by (Chase Bi (Bull, 47.) “@)aituby, 24:
19222 2 Cy each) AUS 20s 1920 ety
256802-—256805.
impersonations by Charles E.
Bull and Frank McGlynn, 10. © July
25, 1922; 2 c& Aug. 21, 1922; J 256806.
the new memorial statue after
French, impersonation by Chas. E.
Bull, 9. ©1c. Aug. 21, 1922; J 256801.
BuRBANK (Atrrep S.) Plymouth, Mass.
10945-10961
Gurnet, Headland at entrance to
Plymouth Harbor. © June 16, 1922;
2c. June 19, 1922; K 166079.
Kingston, Mass., Major John Brad-
ford house, 1675. © June 16, 1922; 2
ec. June 19, 1922; K 166077.
Kingston, Mass., Major John Brad-
ford house, 1675:
Bed room.—Interior.—Kitchen. ©
June 16, 1922; 2 c. each June 30, 1922;
IX 166441-166443.
Mayflower in Plymouth Harbor. ©
Sept. 2a M9222" ea Sept: 2a. 1922. 1k
168060.
Plymouth, Mass.:
Burial hill, Cushman monument.—
Burial hill, site of watch tower,
1643.—Cole’s Hill, Massasoit, bronze
statue by Cyrus K. Dallin——Cole’s
Hill, stone seat.—Plymouth Rock
house, portico over Plymouth Rock.—
Winslow house, built in 1754 by Hd-
ward Winslow. © June 16, 1922; 2c.
each June 19, 1922; K 166075, 166076,
166078, 166080—-166082.
grave of Elder Thomas
Cushman, 1691. © June 16, 1922; 2 ¢.
June 19, 1922; K 166367.
Pilgrim hall. © Sept. 23, 1922;
2 c. Sept. 25, 1922; K 168059.
[3 prints]:
Duxbury, Mass., Miles Standish
monument, 106. — Massasoit, great
sachem ot the Wampanoags, 152.—
[Plymouth, Mass.,] portico over Ply-
mouth Rock, 2. © July 17, 1922; 2 ¢.
each July 18, 1922; K 166740-166742.
BURGERT BROS., Tampa, Fla.
10962-10967
Tampa, Fla.:
Bayshore drive. — Sulphur springs,
toboggan slide.—Tampa Bay hotel. ©
Aug. 2, 1922; 2 ¢. each Aug. 10) 1922;
J 256629-—256631.
—— Summit Beach, V415, V416. ©
Sept. 8, 1922; 2 c each Sept. 11, 1922;
J 257033, 257034.
Water nymphs. © May 1, 1922; 2c.
Aug. 10, 1922; J 256628.
BurRNELL (W. EH.) Penn Yan, N. Y.-
10968
Seneca Lake from Long Point. ©
Aug. 1, 1922: 2) ie. Aus) See
256526.
Burns (Rospert) Dayton, Wash.
10969-10971
Strickland (Hugh) on Head Light.
© Aug. 17, 1922; 2c Aue 22) i922:
J 256826.
Strickland (Mabel) © Aug.
1922; 2 ¢. Aug. 22, 1922; J 256825:
60,000 yards of rock, 20,000 Ibs.
black powder, and 3,000 lbs. dynamite
(Dupont co.) Dayton, Wash., 5.
July 11, 1922; 2c. Aue i ee 2 ea
256757.
BURTIS Stamford,
NG we 10972, 10973
Stamford, N. Y., base ball team,
1922... © July 7%, 19222. 2c) aulae se.
1922; J 255640.
——Westholm hotel. © June 22,
1922;2c. June 28, 1922 ; diane:
ButTLerR (Harry BH.) New York.
— 10974-10980
Ly,
(Eri STERRITT)
[7 photographs] :
Drilling oil well with a gin or spring
pole in the early sixties, 1-3.—Quack
peddling Seneca oil, 1, 2.—Sacrificial
scene in Aztec temple.—Zoroastrian
fire worshipers. © June 30, 1922; 2c.
each July 13, 1922; J 255677—255683.
224.
~ deaths
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH,
Sacramento, Calif. 10981-10987
[7 drawings]:
Deaths between 5 and 15 years of
age in California from diphtheria,
measles, scarlet fever and whooping
cough.—Deaths from tuberculosis in
California, 1906—-1921.—Deaths from
typhoid in California, 1906 to 1921.—
Deaths over 15 years of age in Cali-
fornia from diphtheria, measles, scar-
let fever and whooping cough.—Deaths
under 5 years of age in California
from diphtheria, measles, scarlet fever
and whooping cough.—Decreasing in-
fant mortality in California, ratio
comparison of infant deaths, total
and population.—Number of
survivors out of every 100,000 born
alive, U. S. A., 1901 and 1910, Cali-
forma,» 1920...© May 17, 1922: 2 «.
each July 10, 1922; I 6870-6876.
CAMERA CRAFT STUDIO, INC., New York.
10988, 10989
Murad, the world’s most famous and
largest selling high-grade cigarette,
etc. Murad advertisement, 1, 2. ©
June 17, 1922; 2 ec. each July 10, 1922;
J 256256, 256257.
CAMERON (Guy F.) Valdez Alaska.
10990-10998
Columbia Glacier, Alaska, A 119, A
200. © July 28, 1922; 2 c each Aug.
9, 1922; J 256628, 256624.
Deserted log cabin, 26. © May 26,
1922; 1-e June 6, 1922: 1 & Aug. 9;
1922-9 256632.
Millard Lake, V2. © Aug. 10, 1922;
2 ¢. Sept. 1, 1922; J 256957.
Sawmill Bay, 30. © June 5, 1922;
2c. Aug. 9, 1922; J 256625.
Sugarloaf (Mt.) 6, 32, 33. © May
26, 1922; 1 ce. each June 6, 1922; 1 ¢.
each Aug. 9, 1922; J 256633—256635.
Three Giants, V1. © Aug. 1, 1922;
2 c. Sept. 1, 1922; J 256958.
CANFIELD (Litoyp A.) Des Moines,-Ia.
10999
Canfield system. © June 13, 1922;
2 @ June Az, 1922: I 6893.
CAUDELL (JACKSON Epcar) Camp
Curry, Calif. 11000
Road of a thousand pines. © July
30, 1922; 2 c. July 28, 1922; J 257024.
CAUFIELD & SHOOK, Louisville.
11001-11065
Bardstown, Ky., Federal hill, 42728
Ay (Oy fune. 151922 2c, Aug. 7; 1922%
J 256649.
17340—22——_3
11065
Bardstown, Ky., Federal Hill:
Desk where Foster wrote My old
Kentucky home, 42723.—Dining room,
42724.—Entrance to house, 42722.—
Living room, 42726.—Reception hall,
42725.—Rowan’s grave, 42720.—Ruins
of spring house, Rowan’s law office
formerly stood here, 42721. © June 1,
1922; 2 c. each July 17, 1922; J 255748,
255756255759, 255760, 255767.
Bardstown, Ky.:
Main st., 42716—Nelson County
Court house, 42719.—St. Joseph's
church, built 1816, oldest Roman Cath-
olic church in Ky., 42718.=—St. Joseph’s
college, 42717.—Scene near Federal
Hill, 42727.—-Stream scene, near Fed-
eral Hill, 42728. © June 1, 1922;2¢-
each July 17, 1922; J 255749-255752,
255765, 255766.
Louisville, Ky.: f
American printing house for the
blind, 41098.—City hospital looking
northwest, 41095.—Kentucky school for
the blind, 41100.—Kentucky state fair
grounds, M. M. bidg., balcony., horti-
cultural display, 38494—Majestice
theatre, 41099.—National candy co.
plant, 42129.—Norton hall, Southern
Baptist theological seminary, 42135.—
Norton infirmary, 41097.—Starks bldg.,
39815.—U. S. Marine hospital, 42128.
© May 1, 1922; 2 c. each July 17, 1922;
J 255774, 255788—255793, 255795, 255801,
255804.
Louisville, Ky.:
Central Y .M. C. A., 42713.—Chero-
kee park, 42730.—Cherokee park, the
falls, Gaulbert pavilion in back-
ground, 42732.—Cherokee road, oppo-
site Cherokee park, 42729-——Cherokee
road scene, 42781.—Christ church ca-
thedral, 42708.—Grayson residence,
6th st., near Walnut, 42701.—Inter-
southern bldg., 41513.—Sanitary mar-
ket, exterior, 41637.—Young womens’
Christian assn., 42712. © June 1,
Ion ee eneno ailye ine 1 O22 eS
255758, 255761—255764, 255773, 255780,
255785, 255794, 255803.
Louisville, Ky. :
City hall, annex and fire dept. head-
quarters, 42702.—East Main st. at
Brook, view on, 43346.—Elk’s club,
43347. First Church of Christ scien-
tist, 42709.—Post office, 42706.—Scot-
tish Rite cathedral, 43254. © July 1,
1922. 2.e, exch my 11,1922 J 255768:
209169, ZOOLIS, 200119, 255781, 255782.
Cook’s benevolent institutions,
old ladies home, 48342. © July 1,
122 Ley ae hr, 1902 1 eG, Aug
1922: J 256651.
225
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11066
CAUFIELD & SHooK—Continued.
Louisville, Ky. :—Continued.
——~- Federal reserve bank. © June
1, 1922; 2 @ July: 17, 1922° J 25G546:
Louisville milling co. and Thom-
son grain co., 41096. © May 1, 1922;
2. eae TF, 19222 de 256650:
old Churchill home. © June 1,
1922" 2°¢@. duly AT, 1922 5) 25d toe:
Old Churchill
place, spring
house, 42711. © Tune 1, 1922: 2 ce.
July 17, 1922; J 255786.
U.::S,, trust sbildes) 42705anG)
Joly Ae 1922 6 iP) ey) Daly he alee iy oh
256547.
[7 photographs]:
Croghan burial place, 48344.—Crog-
han place, entrance, 438345. — Old
Croghan house, looking northeast,
43343 A.—Old Croghan house, looking
southeast, 433438.—Pastime boating club
bldg. on River road, 438339.—Taylor
(Camp) naturalization tree, 43340,
43341. © July 1, 1922; 2 c. each July
AY: 1922 J. Qaniad, 2aa(oay .2a0t 10
255772, 255806, 255807.
[12 photographs]:
Frankfort, Ky., From Capitol dome,
looking north, bird’s-eye view, 38148.—
l'rankfort, Ky., view from cemetery
looking south west, showing Capitol in
background, 88157.—Hickman, Ky.,
business district during high water,
spring 1922, 42125—Owensboro, Ky.,
Davies County Court house, 41710.—
Owensboro, Ky., river front, 41709.—
Owensboro, Ky., St. Anna st., 41711.—
Shelbyville, Ky., Old Mason’s home,
42134.—Tobaceco industry, plant beds
planted in March, 42127.—Tobacco in-
dustry, young plants in beds, 42126.—
Waverly Hills sanitarium,
tuberculosis hospital, office bldg.,
42132.—_Waverly Hills sanitarium,
board of tuberculosis kospital, main
approach, 42130—Waverly Hills sani-
tarium, board of tuberculosis hospital.
view of bldgs., 42131. © May 1, 1922;
2G Salen cabihy bt.) I922 5 3 (oot to—
255777, 255783, 255784, 255796—255800,
255802, 255805.
CHAMBERS STUDIO, Chicago. 11066
Hampton (Hope) with hat on. ©
Aer De tO Zoot aos
(GEORGE WHITEFIELD) Phil-
adelphia. 11087
Triumph garage. © July 18, )1922;
2 @ July 19) 1922: K 167189;
CHANCE
board of-
‘pe TV. nes v.17
CHANDLER & CO., INC., Boston.
11068-11071
[Hat drawing]
1 ec. Sept. 18, 1922;
Millinery opening.
© Sept. 9, 1922;
K 167855.
Navy blue. © June 24, 1922; 1 e«.
June 29, 1922; K 166373. .
Over a thousand new hats. © Sept.
16, 1922; 1 « Sept. 238, 1922- Ke #ee020,
When summer dresses reign supreme.
© June 22, 1922; 1-c. June 26, 1922;
KK 166255.
CHASE BROS. CO., Rochester, N. Y.
11072-11109
[13 prints]:
Almend double flowering.—Althea
or rose of Sharon.—Aviateur Bleriot.
Baby ramblers, pink, white and
crimson. — Butterfly bush. — Calycan-
thus, sweet scented shrub.—Climbing
American beauty.—Crimson rambler.—
Dr. Van Fleet.—Dorothy Perkins.—
Excelsa or red Dorothy Perkins.—
Tausendschon or thousand beauties.—
White Dorothy Perkins. © Aug. 15,
1922: 2 e«. each “Aus Shoe foee. ee
167417-167429.
Pan Prints -
British queen, Madam _ Butterfly.
[Group of reses]—Cherry, Fay’s pro-
lific, Red cross. [Group of cur-
rants|—Columbia, Mrs. Aaron Ward.
[Group of roses]—Downing, Houghton.
'Group of gcoseberries|—Eldorado,
Erie. [Group of Blackberries]—Frau
Karl Druschki, J. B. Clark. [Group
of roses]—-Golden queen, Columbian.
[Group of raspberries]—Gregg, Cum-
berland. [Group of raspberries ]—
Gruss an Tenlitz, sunburst. [Group of
roses|—Herbert, Cuthbert. [Group of
raspberries]|—J. LL. Mock, etoile de
France. [Group of roses]—IlKillarney.
Kkaiserin Augusta Victoria. [Group of
roses]—Margaret Dickson, Prince
Camille de Rohan. [Group of roses]—
Moore’s diamond, Salem. [Group of
grapes]|—Moore’s early, Brighton.
[Group of Grapes]—Mrs. John Laing,
Gereral Jacqueminot. [Group of roses]
—Niagara, Concord. [Group of grapes!
—QOhio,. honey sweet. [Group of rasp-
berries]—Orange, champion, Rea’s
mammoth. [Group of quinces|—Paut
Neyron, Ulric Bruner. [Group of roses]
—Pearl. red jacket. [Group of goose-
berries]|—Rathbun, blowers, Snyder.
[Group of blackberries]— Rhubarb.
St. Regis, Marlboro. [Group of rasp-
berries]—Wilder, white grape, perfec-
tion. [Group of currants] © July 11.
1922 2e@-each. Fuly 17, 7aS22 ei
166680-166764.
226
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE Co., Chatta-
nooga. [11110
Shirk (James W.) 103 years old, of
Bon Ore, Tenn. © 1 ¢. Oct. 2, 1922;
J 257446.
CHENEY BROS, New York. 11113-11115
[5 prints]:
{Any young gyrl would delight in
this bouffant evening gown of mirro-
krépe. 2]—Fawnkrépe makes this
adorable street frock of Russian in-
spiration, 5]—[Suedekrépe has gone
into the making of this very attrac-
tive coat frock, 4]—[Under Grecian
influence is this afternoon gown of
Frostkrépe and crépe chenette, 3]--
[Very last word in* smartness is ex-
pressed in this charming evening froek
of starkrépe, 1] © Sept. 15, 1922; 2c.
each Oct. 2, 1922: K 168359-168363.
CHICAGO HERALD & EXAMINER, Chieago.
11116
McCormick gland operation a suc-
cess. © June 29, 1922; 1 c¢. July 7,
1922; K 166451.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Chicago.
11417-11775
Ah, heve we are. © July 1, 1922;
1 e. July 3, 1922; K 166492.
Air supremacy. © June 23, 1922; 1
ec. June 26, 1922; K 166246.
Among the folks in history [1922
© Sept. 3: 1 c. Sept. 5; K 167925.
© Sept. 17; 1 ¢. Sept. 20; K 168004.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 23; K 168114.
Oc. 1: 1 ¢ Oct. 2: K 168333.
And so they may go to war about it.
(Ousepeco, 1922: 1 c. Oct. 2, 1922; K
168324.
Angel family, the little ones. (Se-
pieoeeG). Oct. 1. 1922: 1°<. Oct. 2:
19322 1 1683831.
the neighbors.
Rr OOo se.
168322.
—the playmates. (Series 1)
pene; 19225 1 e1Sept.':20, 1922 71K
167999.
Same. © Oct. 1, 1922; 1c. Oct.
2, 1922; K 168330.
Anti-booze crusade. © Sept. 17,
19225 1 ¢ Sept. 20, 1922; K 168005.
As we must seem to our less for-
tunate neighbors. © Sept. 1, 1922; 1
c. Sept. 5, 1922; K 167950.
August. © Aug. 6, 1922; 1c. Aug. 7,
1922: K 167144,
Aw. gee whiz. © Aug. 27, 1922;
Awe Si. 1922)> 1K 167683.
(Series 3) ©
Ogee 27 "192254. 1.
ac,
11775
Bargain’s a bargain. © Sept. 20,
1922. 1 c. Sept. 22, 1922; Ik 168034.
Besides, our vacation time’s about
over. © Aug. 26, 1922; 1 c@ Aug. 30:
1922; K 167641.
Bon voyage. © July 30, 1922; 1c.
July 31, 1922; K 167086.
Breakin’ the bric-a-brac. © Sept.
27, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 30, 1922; K 168379.
But it did; he was dreaming. ©
Agroy E9228 A re ae AS AGAR Ke
167120.
Can they forward pass it over the
veto? © Sept. 20, 1922; 1c. Sept. 22,
1922; K 168035.
Careless driver has nothing on the
deliberate pedestrian. © July 18,
1927 ioe duly. 20, WORD s Ks 668i
Cartoons of the day [1922]:
© July 21; 1c. July 24; K 166844.
© Aug. 18; 1c. Aug. 22; K 167504.
© Aug. 24; 1¢. Aug. 30; K 167614.
© Sept. 6; 1 « Sept. 8; K 167868.
© Sept. 14: 1 « Sept. 18; K 167974.
Changing world [1922]:
© July 1:1c. July 3; K 166490.
© July 12;1c¢ July 14; K 166661.
© Aug. 13; 1 ¢. Aug. 18; K 167470.
© Sept. 10; 1¢ Sept.9; K 167911.
© Sept. 21; 1c. Sept. 23; K 168120.
College. © Sept. 13, 1922; 1 c. Sept.
f5 1922 = 1 161865.
Creeping paralysis. © Aug. 5, 1922;
tf @¢ Aude, 10,1922: K 167225:
Deadly brew. © June 24, 1922; 1 ¢.
Junes26571922 3) K 166253:
Digging out the light overcoat.
Sept. 19,1922; 1c. Sept: 22, 19225 1K
168027.
Discontented yoter and the two ho-
tells.’ ey Sept. 13) 17922: 1-¢ : Sept..15;
1922; K 167866.
Disregarding the public safety block
signal. © July 11, 1922; 1 c¢. July 13,
1922; K 166654.
Doesn’t he know it’s loaded? ©
Say 20 tO? de alg 31-1922 2K
167099.
Doggone these speed demons. ©
Jiiveswe tals ite. “Aue! 2.1922); Kk
1671:
Doin’s in pictures. © July 2, 1922;
Le: Duby Ae AK AG6506.
Early bath bird. © June 23, 1922;
1 c. June 26, 1922; K 166240.
Early swimmin’ record. © July 9,
1922; 1 ec. July 10, 1922; K 166549.
227
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Ble rar a) pt. fv., He Sy wae
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued. @ aiily a2: Ave: July 14; K 166658.
Easterner’s idea of the map of the © July 13; 1¢. July 15; K 166667
Vf 99. ’ A ) .
US. © July 15, 1922; 1 ¢. July 19,| © July 14; 1 e. July 17; K 166710.
O22 Ki L66 1b.
© July 15;1¢ July 19; K 166761.
Enjoying the after-season quiet.
Sept. 9, 1922: 1 ¢. Sept. 13, 1993: 2 © July 16; 1 ¢. July 19; K 166767.
167891. © July 17; 1c July 19; K 166752. »
Eternal triangle. © June 28, 1922; © July 18; 1c. July 20; K 166814.
1c. June 80, 1922; K 166406. © July 19; 1c. July 21: K 166821.
Eventually, why not now. © July| © July 20:1c July 22: K 166830.
DG ETO 2 ale July 19, 1922; K 166768. © July 91-1e. ane O4- K 166841
Ever notice how quickly some fights ‘ :
end. © Aug. 19, 1922; 1c. Aug 21,| © July 22;1¢ July 26; K 166888.
1922; IK 167479. © July 23; 1¢. July 26; K 166882.
Hyer notice this? © June 29, 1922; | © July 24;1¢. July 26; K 166872.
1. July 1, 1922; K 166427. © July 25; 1c. July 27; K 166896.
Everybody is getting the traffic tower © July 26; 1 ¢. July 31; K 167077.
ee ae} eae 27, 1922; 1 e. Sept. 30, | © July 27; 1c. July 29; K 167104.
Fall huntin’ can now on. © Aug © July 23) ay
30, 1922; 1c. Sept. 5, 1922; K 167928, | © July 20; 1 ¢ July 81; & 1670N.
Farmer and the rail strike. © Aug. © July 80; 1 ¢. July 31; K 167090.
17, 1922; 1c. Aug. 21, 1922; K 167490. | © July 31;1¢. Aug. 2; K 167111.
Fashion hint. © Aug. 1, 1922; 1. © Aug. 1; 1c. Aug .4; K 167119.
Aug. 4, 1922; K 167115. © Aug. 2;1c¢. Aug. 5; K 167132,
Fishin’ never gets any better than © Aug. 3; 1c. Aug. 5) KeAG7i2a.
this. © July 19, 1922; 1¢ July 21, © Aug. 4;1¢. Aug. 7; K 167138.
D9 -
1922); GS 19. © Aug. 5:10¢. Aug. 10; K 167220.
Friends of labor. © Aug. 27, 1922; pues
1c. Aug. 31, 1922; K 167628. © Aug. 6; 1c. Aug. 7; K 167143.
Fuel figurin’. © Sept. 22, 1922;1¢ | © Aug. 7;1¢. Aug. 10; K 167217,
Sept. 26, 1922: K 168151. © Aug. 8;1¢. Aug. 10; K 167211.
Gambling season is on in full swing. © Aug. 9; 1c. Aug. 14; K 167288.
© July 11, 1922; 1 ¢. July 13, 1922; © Aug. 10;1c¢. Aug. 14; K 167281.
K 166652. © Aug. 11; 1¢. Aug. 15; K 167296.
Gasoline alley [1922]: © Aug. 12; 1¢ Aug. 16; Kael.
© June 22;1c. June 24; K 166229. © Aug. 13;1c¢. Aug. 18; K 167469.
© June 23; 1c. June 26; K 166245. © ‘Aug. 14; 1c. Aug. 18; K 167462.
© June 24; 1c. June 26; K 166251. © Aug. 15; 1.c. Aus, 4172 Deis,
© June 25; 1c. June 29; K 166350. © Aug. 16; 1 ¢. Aug. 18; K 167442.
© June 26; 1 c. June 29; K 166356. © Aug. 17; 1¢. Aug. 21; K 167488.
© June 27; 1 ec. June 29; K 166363. © Aug. 18; 1 ¢ Aug: 22° tera,
© June 28; 1 c. June 30; K 166402. © Aug. 19; 1c. Aug. 21; K 167482.
© June 29; 1c. July 1; K 166481. © Aug. 20; 1c. Aug. 21; K 167477.
© June 30; 1c. July 3; K 166487. © Aug. 21;1c¢. Aug. 30; K 167591.
© July 1; 1c. July 3; K 166493. © Aug. 22; ce Aue. 307 aeG Toure
© daly 2 1c; July a. 7K AGoSOs: © Aug: 23;1¢ Aug. 30> Ko16iTeor
© July 3; 1c. July 5; K 166498. © Aug. 24; 1c. Aug. 30; K 167613.
© July 4; 1¢. July 7; K 166522. © Aug. 25; 1c. Aug. 30; K 167618.
© July 5;1¢. July 7; K 166514. © Aug. 26; 1 c. Aug. 30; K 167643.
© July 6; 1c. July 10; K 166526. © Aug. 27; 1.c. Aug .31 2 fede:
© July 7; 1c. July 10; K 166535. © Aug. 28;1c¢. Aug. 30; K 167594.
© July 8; 1c. July 10; K 166542. © Aug. 29;1c¢. Aug. 31; K 167636.
© July 9; 1c. July 10; K 166548. © Aug. 30; 1 c. Sept. 5; K 167929.
© July 10; 1c. July 12; K 166634. © Aug. 313 1¢ Sept. > kites:
© July 113.1 ¢. July 13> K V666haw. © Sept. 1; 1 c. Sept. 5; K 167944.
228
no. 3, 1922
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
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© Sept.
© Sept.
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© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
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© Sept.
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© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
22 be Sept. 55 Ki 161933.
arelie.sept. 5+ K)\ 1679438.
4;1c¢. Sept. 7; K 167907.
ae. Sept. 1 7 KiiGTS9T.
6; 1c. Sept. 8; K 167869.
7; 1 c Sept. 9; K 167920.
8;1e. Sept. 13; K 167888.
Ss i @ Sept. 13 > Ki 167895.
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9: e167915.
15; K 167880.
15; K 167962.
15; K 167864.
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18; K 167980.
20; K 167996.
20; K 1680038.
20; K 168010.
22; K 168026.
22; K 168033.
Zoe K 1G8125:
26; K 168154.
Sept. 23; K 168118.
Sept. 30; K 168370.
Oct. 27 KK 168315.
Oct 22K 168322.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
© Oct. 1; 1.¢. Oct. 2; K 168329.
Gee, we've had a busy summer.
Ameo. soe 1 ce. Awe, Si, 1922; K
167638.
German glider should show the Ger-
Germany.
would have it.
as
man mark how to keep from falling.
@ Aue 26, 1922: 1 c Aug. 30, 1922;
K 167646.
Premier Poincare
©), Ages 111922: 1: &;
Aue, to, 1922; K 167298.
Going to play it safe. © Sept. 12,
ieee toe Sept. 15, 1922: K 167958.
Gone are the days. © Oct. 1, 1922;
ft @ Get..2. 1922; K 168325.
Gumps [1922]:
© June 22; 1c. June 24; K 166228.
© June 23; 1c. June 26; K 166244.
© June 24; 1c. June 26; K 166250.
© June 25; 1c. June 29; K 166347.
© June 26: 1c. June 26; K 166352.
© June 27; 1c. June 29; K 166362.
© June 28; 1¢. June 30; K 166405.
© June 29; 1¢. July 1; K 166428,
© June 30; 1c. July 3; K 166486.
© July 1; 1c. July 3; K 166496.
© July 2; 1c. July 5; K 166502.
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117735
© July 3; 1c. July 5; K 166500.
© July 4.1 ¢ July 7; K 166521.
©, July 5: tie) duly 7+ K 166512.
© July 6; fe) July 10; 166527.
© July f3)te July 10-1 166533.
© July 8; 1c¢. July 10; K 166538.
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July 15; K 166671.
July 17; K 166709.
July 19; K 166758.
July 19; K 166764.
July 19; K 166753.
July 20; K 166813.
July 21; Ik 166822.
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July 24; K 1668438.
July 26; K 166889.
July 26; K 166879.
July 26; K 166875.
July 27; K 166897.
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167489.
167508.
167481.
167474.
167589.
167600.
167606.
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CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Gumps [1922 ]—Continued.
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Aug. 30; K 167595.
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Sept. 5; K 167930.
Sept. 5. K 167953.
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K 167918.
K 167886.
K 167893.
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K 167879.
K 167959.
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Sept. 18; K 167971.
Sept. 18; K 167979.
Sept. 20; K 167995.
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Sept. 30; K 168369.
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© June 23; 1¢. June 26; K 166243.
© June 24; 1c. June 26; K 166247.
© June 26; 1 ec. June 29; K 166355.
© June 27; 1c. June 29; K 166361.
© June 28;1¢ June30; K 166403.
© June 29; 1c. July 1; K 166480.
© June 30; 1c. July 3; K 166484.
© July 1;1c¢. July 3; K 166494.
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July 17; K 166707.
July 19; K 166763.
July 19; K 166766.
July 19; K 166756.
July 20; K 166810.
July 21; K 166818.
July 22; K 166828.
July 24; K 166840.
July 26; K 166899.
July 26; K 166881.
July 26; K 166872.
July 27; K 166895.
July 31; K 167075.
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July 31; K 167095.
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5; le. Aug. 10; K 167222.
6: 1¢. Aug. 7* K 167142,
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380; K 167603.
Aug. 80; K 167609.
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Aug. 30; K 167642.
Aug. 31; K 167631.
Aug. 30; K 167597.
14; K 167286.
‘15; K 167293.
30; K 167587.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
© Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 31; K 167639.
© Aug. 30; 1c. Sept. 5; K 167924.
© Aug. 31; 1c. Sept. 5; K 167949.
© Sept. 1; 1 « Sept..5; K 167945.
© Sept. 2; 1 c. Sept. 5; K 167938.
fomsepe. a; 1 c, Sept: K 167942.
© Sept. 4; 1 c. Sept. 167905.
© Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept. 7; K 167899.
© Sept. 6; 1 c. Sept. 8;.K 167873.
© Sept. 7; 1 c. Sept. 9; K 167923.
© Sept. 8; 1 ec. Sept. 13; K 167887.
© Sept. 9; 1 c. Sept. 13; K 167894.
© Sept. 10; 1 c. Sept. 9; K 167914.
© Sept. 11; 1c. Sept. 15; K 167876.
© Sept. 12; 1c. Sept. 15; K 167963.
© Sept. 13; 1c Sept. 15; K 167862.
© Sept. 14; 1c. Sept. 18; K 167969.
© Sept. 15; 1c. Sept. 18; K 167976.
© Sept. 16; 1c. Sept. 20; K 167994.
© Sept. 17; 1c. Sept. 20; K 168002.
© Sept. 18; 1c Sept. 20; K 168009.
© Sept. 19; 1c Sept. 22; K 168025.
© Sept. 20; 1c. Sept. 22; K 168031.
© Sept. 21; 1c. Sept. 23; K 168121.
© Sept. 22; 1c. Sept. 26; K 168149.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 23: K 168117.
© Sept. 27; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168375.
© Sept. 28: 1c. Sept. 30: K 168368.
© Sept. 29; 1 c Oct. 2; K 168313.
© Sept. 30; 1 c. Oct. 2; K 168321.
© Oct. 1; 1 © Oct. 2; K 168328.
Have you heard this fish story, yet?
© July 29, 1922; 1 « July ah, 1922:
KK 167096.
He has his hands full. © June 27,
1922; 1c June 29, 1922; K 166365.
Heir at large [1922]:
© June 26; 1c. June 29; K 166358.
© July 3; 1 ¢. July 5: K 166501.
© July 10; 1c. July 12; K 166635.
© July 17; 1 ce. July 19; K 166750.
© July 24:1 ¢. July 26; K 166876.
© July 31:1 ¢. Aus: 22K 167107.
© Aug. 7; 1c. Aug. 10; K 167219.
© Aug. 14; 1c. Aug. 18; K 167463.
© Aug. 21; 1 « Aug. 30; K 167590.
© Aug. 28; 1c .Aug. 30; K 167592.
© Sept. 4; 1 c. Sept. 7; K 167910.
© Sept. 11; 1 ¢ Sept. 15; K 167881.
© Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 168012.
Here come the migratory birds. ©
Ae 2h) 1922; 41 c.. Aug, 30; 1922: K
167588.
Ol
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“1 Ol OF
kX
a
|
H+
Y
11775
History repeating itself. © July
LO AO22 tee. Puby 2d 1922 = KK. 166823.
How high will she go? © June 29,
O22 Ae) Sly ok TO 2K ABG42 5.
How it feels when you and your wife
start out in your touring car, ete. ©
sume 20, 19222 1c June 29) 1922) i
166351.
If Constantine had been a successful
conqueror. © Sept. 28, 1922: 1 ¢. Sept.
30, 1922; K 1688738.
if it is -true’.that Cox wants: to
make the league of nations the issue
in the next campaign. © Sept. 7,
1922; 1 c. Sept. 9, 1922; K 167917.
If the U. S. had accepted the
Armenian mandate. .© Sept. 16, 1922;
1 c. Sept. 20, 1922; K 167998.
If the U. S. owed the allies eleven
billion dollars, etc. © Aug. 4, 1922;
ee Aten Te A922 EA Gq 139:
If they don’t stop scrapping we'll be
caught in the storm. © Aug. 8, 1922;
tf eae. AG. 1O22 SK. Taio:
If we could have our way. © Aug.
19, 1922* 1 @, Aue 22, 1922: K 167500:
Jack Frost. © Sept. 24, 1922; 1 ¢.
Sept. 23, 1922; K 168119.
Jeopardizing his lead. © July 7,
POF et Ani tO, W922 IK. T6650:
Waby 2) July, 201022) 1 ey Jie,
1922; K 166507.
June bridegroom. © June 24, 1922;
ie. dine 26,1922 =i, 166252:
Just aS we were nearing the top.
(On danly, 2.1922 - he, July 24. A922
K 166898.
Kernel [1922]:
© June 25; 1c. June 29; K 166349.
© July 2;1c¢. July 5; K 166504.
©) fuly. 9; 1 ¢. Duly: 105K 166547,
Labor day. © Sept. 4, 1922; 1 «.
Sept. 7, 1922; K 167908.
Look what my garden grew. ©
July 20) 1922" te. July 22) 19225 1K
166832.
Look what our garden grew. © July
21922) toe.) duly 2%;.1922. K 166892.
Same. © Sept. 7, 1922; 1 e:
Sept. 9, 1922; K 167919.
Lot of people who went away for
the summer, ete. © Aug. 31, 1922;
1 ¢. Sept. 5,°1922: K 167955.
Main service affected by the strike.
© Jimlye 2841922 2 dine. July 31, 1922;
K 167085.
Midsummer shoppers. © Aug. 6,
1922; 1 ce. Aug. 7, 1922; K 167145.
231
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
‘A175
pt. IV. DS Awa
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Millennium. © July 30, 1922; 1 ¢.
July Sl, M922 6K TETeo2,
Miss Slim Slinker, erstwhile flip
flappers. © Sept. 16,1922; 1 ¢. Sept.
20, 1922; K 167997.
Mr. Dubbley’s one wish. © July 13,
192231 @ duly, 1922 <1 166669"
Mr. Lugubrious Blue and Mr. Smiley
Gladd discuss the situation. © Aug.
10, 1922); te; Auge 14 to2F el aiZee.
National ae cop. © Sept. 5,
1922 3 fe. Sept. 7,°1922; KK 167903:
New flat. © en BOM ASD nace.
Oct,.2; 1922 2K 168323;
New postcard will probably gush
from yellowstone. © Aug. 20, 1922;
1 ec. Aug. 21, 1922; K 167473.
New Yorker’s idea of the map of the
United States. © July 27, 1922; 1.
July 129," 1922) 167106:
Next on the program will be a
sprightly juggling act. © Aug. 19,
1922; 1 c. Aug. 21, 1922; K 167484.
No one likes to take medicine. ©
Tune saOit 922 3 Gly ion woe eK
166489.
Now-tien), © June 22. 1922-91 7c.
June 24, 1922; K 166230.
October.) ©" Oct. 1, 1922° 1c, Oct.2,
1922; K 168334.
Old time celebration. © July 4,
1922; We. July 7, 1922; K 166520.
One by one the clouds roll by. ©
Sept. 15, 092275 ‘ey Sept, 1S, 1922" 1K
167981.
One fellow we didn’t meet this sum-
mer. © Sept. 29, 1922: 1 ¢ Oct. 2,
1922; K 168316.
One of those family investigations.
© June 28, 1922 1 c. June 30, 1922;
K 166407.
One of those inopportune moments.
© Sept. 14, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1922;
Kk 167970.
One trench captured. © Sept. 2,
1922; 1 @ Sept. 5, 1922; K 167936.
Our doctor prescribed a big break-
fast just in time. © Sept. 1, 1922;
1 ce. Sept. 5, 1922; K 167946.
Pa may be able to break out for a
short stayei, ©. June 27) 1022 dite.
June 29, 1922; K 166364.
Picture they publish and the picture
they, dont. (© July (24, 922 = 7A sc.
July 24, 1922; K 166842.
Pillars of the temple. © July 23
1922; 1c¢ July 26, 1922; K 166878.
Puzzle, find the loser. © Aug. 25,
1922; 1 ¢ Aug. 30,1922 2 Ko 16ja2
Question of equipment. © July 14,
1922; L.e. July 17, 19225 Seige
Ramifications of city hall wees
© Sept. 29, 1922; 1 ¢ Oet. agz2 ;
K 168817.
Recalled from the discard. © Aug.
17, 1922; 1 ce. Aug. 21,1922. Ke iGi4sb.
Relief in sight. © Aug. 29, 1922;
1c. Aug. 31, 1922; K 167634.
Remember? © Aug. 31, 1922; 1 ¢.
Sept. 5, 1922> Ke 16(SGiay
School. © Sept. 5, 1922; 1 ¢. Sept. 7,
1922; K 167902.
School, second day. © Sept. 6, 1922;
1 ec. Sept. 8, 1922; K 167872.
Second declaration of independence
needed. © July 4, 1922; 1c. July 7,
1922+ K A66025:
Seems kinda dry without a pageant
or something going on. © Aug. 22,
1922; 1 c. Aug. 30, 1922; K d67598.
September. © Sept. 3, 1922; 1 ec.
Sept. 5, 1922; K 167932. -
Set act lv. © Sept. 21, 1922; 1 «.
Sept. 23, 1922; K 168124.
Showing that our criminal court
procedure has much to learn from the
English court procedure. © July 9,
1922; 1c. July 10, 1922; K 166550.
Sis adds to the collection. © July
28, 1922; 1 ec. July 31, 19225 % aos.
Some chap has figured out the heat
of a star. © Aug. 25, 1922; 1c. Aug.
30, 1922; K 167619.
Some fellows had all the luck choos-
ing jobs. © July 7, 1922; 1 c¢. July 10,
1922; K 166534.
Some vacations are all over except
the return trip. © Sept. 2, 1922; 1c.
Sept. 5, 1922; K 167937.
Somebody else will be marooned in
the desert if the rail strike is not soon
settled. © Aug. 15, 1922; 1c. Aug. 17,
1922; K 167433.
Standing army that won’t demob-
ilize. © Sept. 9, 1922; 1 « Sept. 13,
1922; K 167896. :
Street car strike. © Aug. 2, 1922;
i! ce, Aug. 5, 19227 KK 16vieat
Suggestion for taking a load off your
mind. ‘© ‘July 8; 1922); "2 eo daly 10),
1922; K 166544.
Sun is trying its best to shine on us.
©: Aug. 12, 1922: 1 4c, Auer toy agaee
K 1673817.
232
\
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
no. 3, 1922
Then it’s back to the old rusty
harness. © Aug. 16, 1922; 1 c. Aug.
18, 1922; KX 167488.
Then there’s that bed you must get
accustomed to. © July 8, 1922; 1c.
July 10, 1922; K 166548.
There are hard boiled ones in both
camps. © Aug. 16, 1922; 1c. Aug. 18,
1922; K 167443.
©
There just ain’t no such thing.
Anes 28, 1922; 1:¢. Aug: 80, 1922; K
1675938.
They'll soon have enough to pay an
instalment on that debt. © Aug. 9,
. 1922; 1 ce. Aug. 14, 1922; K 167290.
Woree strikes. ©) July 15, 1922;
te July 19, 1922; K 166760:
Tiny tribune [1922]:
© June 22; 1c. June 24; K 166226.
© June 23; 1c. June 26; K 166242.
© June 24; 1c. June 26; K 166248.
© fume 26 ; 1c. June 29; K 166353,
© June 27; 1 c. June 29; K 166360.
© June 28; 1c. June 30; K 166401.
© June 29;1c. July 1; K 166429.
© June 30; 1c. July 3; K 166485.
© July 1;1¢. July 3; K 166495.
© July 3;1c. July 5; K 166508.
© July 4; 1 c¢. July 7; K 166517.
© July 5;1c. July 7; K 1665138.
© July 6; 1c. July 10; K 166524.
© July 7; 1¢. July 10; K 166532.
© July 8;.1¢. July 10; K 166539.
© July 10; 1¢. July 12; K 166629.
© July 11;1¢. July 13; K 166649.
© July 12; 1c. July 14; K 166656.
© July 13; 1c. July 15; K 166666.
© July 14;1¢. July 17; K 166708.
© July 15; 1c. July 19; K 166759.
© July 17; 1¢. July 19; K 166754.
© July 18;1c¢. July 20; K 166812.
© July 19; 1c. July 21; K 166817.
© July 20; 1c. July 22; K 166829.
© July 21; 1c. July 24; K 166889. .
© July 22;1c¢. July 26; K 166886.
© July 24; 1¢. July 26; K 166871.
© July 25;1¢. July 27; K 166894.
© July 26; 1.¢. July 31; K 167074.
© suly 27%; 1]e July 29; K 167102:
© July 28; 1c. July 31; K 167079.
© July 29;1c¢. July 31; K 167098.
Oduly 3k; toc. Aug: 23 K:167109.
© Aug. 1; 1c. Aug. 4; K 167116.
© Aue: 234 @ Auesds: Ki 162i:
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Sept.
_ © Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
U. S. business pendulum.
30, 1922: 1 « Sept. 5, 1
Unknown soldier.
Ee WOrK
11775
Seer Aue ye aerial:
4:;1ce. Aug. 7; K 1671384.
Hat e Ange. 10 7 Ke 167221.
7; 1c. Aug. 10; K 167214.
8;1c. Aug. 10; K 167226.
9;1c¢. Aug. 14; K 167283.
10; 1¢e¢. Aug. 14; K 167285.
11; 1c. Aug. 15; K 167294.
12;1c¢. Aug. 16; K 1673812.
29;1c. Aug. 31; K 167640.
30; 1 ec. Sept.
31; 1c. Sept.
denines Sept.
2°. @. Sept.
4; 1. Sept.
5; 1c. Sept.
6; 1c. Sept.
7; 1c. Sept.
8; 1c. Sept. 18; K 167884.
9; 1c. Sept. 18; K 167890.
ale Ute Leck
1 ce
distal.
14;1le
iby ve
aie une:
LS <i:
195\ 1 e:
20s Vie
Pal led lac Gs
iy SACS.
ZO ee:
Zo ad C,
29 ae
Ua arc
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5; K 167931.
5; K 167956.
5; K 167948.
5; K 167939.
7; K 167904.
7; K 167898.
8; K 167874.
9; K 167922.
15; K 167877.
15; K 167961.
15; K 167861.
18; K 167968.
18; K 167978.
20; K 167998.
20; K 168006.
22; K 168022.
22; K 168032.
23; K 168122.
26; K 168150.
30; K 168374.
30; K 168367.
Oct 2.1K 16383512.
Oct. 2: K 163318:
Turkish victory. © Sept. 12, 1922;
©
922 -
1 ¢. Sept. 15, 1922; K 167957.
Unable to fill the order.
1922; 1 e@. Sept. 138, 1922; K 167883.
© Sept. 8,
© Aug.
K 167926.
June 22, 1922;
foiid gg
1c. June 24, 1922; K 166231.
Unresponsive world. © Sept. 19,
19223 1-e. Sept. 22, 1922; K 168028.
Vacation time. © June 25, 1922;
1c. June 29, 1922; K 166346.
Vamp. © Aug. 20, 1922: 1c. Aug.
2A, AG2Z2 TS GALS:
Voice of the people. © Aug.
192235 er Aue, 30,1922 -"K 167602.
Warning to city picknickers. ©
daly Oe Ge aly. 7, 1922 > K
166516.
29
io ded g
233
CATALOGUE OF
11775
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
We can learn something even from a
hard teacher.\; © Aug. '$, 1922; 1c
Aug. 5, 1922; K 167126.
We hope he wins the hole. © Aug.
25, 1922: 1 ec. Aug,’ 30, 1922). K 1o760s:
Well, here we are again. © Apr. 11,
19223 1 ¢ Apr: 13,°19022: 1K 164556:
Were you mentioned in the Presi-
dent’s Fourth of July speech? © July
G,, 49225) Te. Sitly: 105 1922 WeetGooat:
Westerner’s idea of the map of the,
Ui. OO Sully? 22. 1922 - ine: SZ:
1922; K 166891.
‘ What didja do yesterday? [1922]:
© June 26; 1c. June 29; K 166357.
© July 8; 1c. July 5; K 166499.
© July 10; 1c. July 12; K 166631.
© July 17; 1 ¢. July 19; K 166755.
© July 24; 1¢. July 26; K 166873.
What Doolittle did. © Sept. 8,
1922; 1c. Sept. 18, 1922; K 167889.
What we may expect if rail and coal
strikes continue. © July 18, 1922; 1 «¢.
July 20, 1922; K 166816.
When he gets his annual vacation.
© sly 04: 1922 led Salty aes 122 *
Kk 166712.
When the public wakes up to the
seriousness of the coal strike. © July
POR 1922 ite ws ly al, 19222 se GOT:
When you feel your belief in signs
slippin® © Sept. 11, 1922; 1 ¢. Sept.
15. 1922) KG iS TS:
Where you GCidn’t go this year. ©
Angee 24 pO) oe Awe 180) ) 1O2 ee Ike
167610.
Who remembers when [1922]:
© July 16; 1c. July 19; K 166749.
© July 23; 1c¢. July 26; K 166877.
© July 300 ce July Si 7K 1670or:
@yAuS 23 de. sue. 30> Ke 167604. |
Why a lot of us don’t win more cups.
eMule 13) 1922)" 2 (eehuly aa, aoe -
Ix 166670.
Why iishit?, (© duly’ 20,)1922%) 1) e:
. July 22, 1922; K 166834.
Winnie Winkle, the breadwinner
[1922]:
Wr Apr aes eC. ARN I t64oN3.
© June 22:1 ¢c June 247 K 166225.
© June 23; 1c. June 26; K 166241.
© June 24; 1c. June 26; K 166249.
© June 25; 1c. June 29; K 166348.
© June 26; 1c. June 29; K 166354.
© June 27; 1¢. June 29; K 166359.
© June 28; 1 c¢. June 30; K 166404.
t
ot
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, Sy Vee
© June 29; 1c. July 1; K 166426.
© June 30; 1c. July 3; K 166483.
© July 1; 1c. July 8;.K 166491.
© July 2; 1 © July 5. tose:
© July 3; 1c. July 5; K 166497.
© July 4; 1 ¢ July 77> Gene.
©, July 5; 1 ¢) July 7k fost:
© July 6;1¢. July 10; K 166529
© July 7; 1c. July 10; K 166531.
© July 8; 1c. July 10; K 166540.
© July 9; 1c¢. July 10; K‘166546.
© July 10; 1 ec. July 12; K 166682.
© July 11; 1c. July 13; K 166653.
© July 12; 1¢. July 14; K 166660.
© July 13; 1c. July 15; K 166668.
© July 14;1¢. July 17; K 166706.
© July 15; 1c. July 19; K 166762.
© July 16; 1c. July 19; K 166765.
© July 17; Le, July 19 see 1667
© July 18; Le. July 2039 166815.
© July 19; 1c. July 21; K 166820.
© July 20; 1c. July 22; K 166833.
© July 21; he. July 24; K 166838.
© July 223 4d duly 26; K 166890.
© July 23; 1c¢. July 26; K 166880.
© July 24; 1¢. July 26; K 166870.
© July 25; 1-¢. July 27: 1aGkes.
© July 26; 1 ¢. July 313 Rao 7.
© July 27; 1¢. July 29; K 167105.
© July 28; 1¢. July 31; K 167080.
© July 29; le. July geet aio.
© July 30; 1 ¢) Joly 317 Resse:
© July 31; 1c. Aug. 2; K 167108.
© Aug. 1; 1 ¢ Aue 4S eae:
©: Aug. 2% 1 ¢.. Aus. oe.
© Aug. 3; 1c. Aug. 5; 167122:
© Aug. ‘43 Lie Aus) i lioniss,
© Aug. 5; 1c. Aug. 10;_K 167223.
© Aug. 6; 1 ec. Aug. 7; K 167141.
© ‘Aug. 7; 1 @ Aug) 1037 Reais,
© Aug. 8; ke. Aug. 103 I< NerZ10-
© Aug. 9; 1c. Aug. 14; K 167287.
© Aug. 10; 1 ¢. Aug. 14; K 167279.
© Aug. 11; 1c. Aug. 15; K 167297.
© Aug_12: 1 ¢. Aug. 16 jie Greta.
© Aug: 133 tc. Aug) 18) KeaGtae7.
© Aug. 14;1¢. Aug. 18; K 167464.
© Aug. 15; 1c Aug. 17; i T67T496.
© Aug. 16; 1¢. Aug. 18; K 167439.
© Aug.17; 1c. Aug. 21; K 167487.
© Aug. 18; 1 ¢. Aug. 22; K 167501.
© Aug. 193 1c. Aug.)21¢ is 16iAse.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
HOLS, 1922
© Aug. 20; 1c. Aug. 21; K 167475.
© Aug. 21; 1¢ Aug. 30; K 167586.
@ Aug. 22; 1.¢c. Aug..303; K 167599.
© Aug. 23; 1c. Aug. 30; K 167605.
© Aug. 24; 1c. Aug. 30; K 167611.
© Aug. 25; 1c. Aug. 30; K 167616.
© Aug. 26; 1 c. Aug. 30; K 167645.
© Aug. 27; 1c. Aus. 31; K 167630.
© Aug. 28; 1c. Aug. 30; K 167596.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 31; K 167635.
@ Aus. 30.; 1c. Sept. 5; K 167927.
© Aug. 31; 1c. Sept. 5; K 167954.
© Sept. 1; 1c Sept. 5; K 167951.
© Sept. 2; 1c. Sept. 5; K 167935.
© Sept. 3; 1 ¢ Sept. 5; K 167941.
© Sept. 4: 1 c. Sept. 7; K 167909.
© Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept. 7; K 167901.
© Sept. 6; 1 c. Sept. 8; K 167871.
© Sept. 7; 1 c. Sept. 9; K 167921.
© Sept. 8; 1 c. Sept. 13; K 167885.
© Sept. 9: 1 « Sept. 18; K 167892.
© Sept. 10: 1 c. Sept. 9; K 167913.
© Sept. 11; 1c. Sept. 15; K 167878.
© Sept. 12; 1c. Sept. 15; K 167960.
© Sept. 13; 1c. Sept. 15; K 167867.
© Sept. 14; 1c. Sept. 18; K 167973.
© Sept. 15: 1c. Sept. 18; K 167975.
© Sept. 16; 1c. Sept. 20; K 167992.
© Sept. 17; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 168001.
© Sept. 18; 1c. Sept. 20; K 168007.
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 22; K 168023.
© Sept. 20; 1c. Sept. 22; K 168029.
© Sept. 21; 1c. Sept. 23; K 168125.
© Sept. 22; 1c. Sept. 26; K 168152.
© Sept. 24; 1¢. Sept. 23; K 168116.
© Sept. 27; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168378.
© Sept. 28; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168372.
© Sept. 29: tc. Oct. 2. K 168311.
© Sept. 30; 1 ec. Oct. 2; K 168319.
eo ates. A) 1 e)2Oct. 2: K 1G8Aa27.
‘Word from an expert. © Sept. 10,
1922: 1 c Sept. 9, 1922; K 167916.
Working over an old battle problem.
ernely 5, 192251 ¢. July 7, 1922; KK
166515.
mgt ft do. ‘©. July 27): 1922% Pe.
aug 29, 19225°K 167101.
Wotta life. Wotta life [1922]:
© June 30: 1c. July 3; K 166488.
© July 6; 1c. July 10; K 166525.
© July 12; 1c. July 14; K 166659.
© July 22;1c¢. July 26; K 166887.
alaw ts 4
©) July:26; 4. cs July 315K 167072.
(Aug. 25h) eAuge, 5 1K 167130:
© Sept. 15; 1c Sept. 18; K 167977.
© Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 168011.
© Sept. 28; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168371.
CHRISTENSEN (AXEL W.) Chicago.
11776
Christensen’s (Axel) chart for the
saxophone. © Apr. 25, 1922; 2 c. May
31, 1922; K 166439.
CHRISTOPHER (GEORGIAN) Oak Park,
AT: 11777
Great clearance sale. © June 25,
AOZ2 02 eG Tiily'' 15,1922 3 Ke 166663.
CIsIn (Harry GEORGE) New York.
11778, 11779
How to make a cigar box crystal de-
tector radiophone receiver. © 1 «©.
Aug) 19225 (f G93S6:
How to make a supersensitive re-
generative receiving tuner. © 1 «.
Aug. 3, 1922; I 6935.
CLARKE (GERALD J.) Denver. 11780
Roek tree. ©) 1 -¢.,Sept. 2... 1922.) J
257025.
CLay (HENRY) Seattle. 11781
Battleship. © Aus, 25, 1922> 1 ¢€
Sept. 11, 1922; K 167758.
CLEMENTS (WILLISTON R.)
NY: 11782
_ Hastertide. © Mar. 29, 1921; 2 «¢.
Aug. 11, 1922; J 256636.
Cocrorr (SUSANNA) New York. 11783
Grace and beauty. © Apr. 30, 1922;
PC pas js, 1922.2 16 167559.
CorrFMAN (Cyrus) Buffalo. 11784
Won-way. © Apr. 15, 1922; 2 «
Aug. 25, 1922; K 167766.
CoLE (ELLEN) San Francisco. 11785
Peace flag. ©1c. July 17, 1922; J
Ossining,
255736.
COLLINGE (JAMES WALTER) Santa
Barbara, Calif. 11786-11791
Santa Barbara, Calif.:
Arlington hotel.— Granda .—Mis:
sion.—Montecito country club.—
Plaza.—Smarkand. © Aug. 9, 1922; 2
e. jeaeh “Ane, 16, 1922: J 256750-
256755.
CoLLYER (LOWELL H.) Rushville, Ind.
11792
Perin (E. E.) and his five string
cello. © Sept. 1, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 5,
1923)= (J -2aRgor.
230
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11793
pt. 1v., DR Sve
COLUMBIA RADIO SUPPLY cO., Washing-
ton. 11793
Coil aerial receiver with radio-audio
amplifier using D. X. radio frequency
transformers. © July 1, 1922; 2 ¢.
June 24, 1922; I 6894.
CoLvIN (Jay A.) Chicago. 11794, 11795
Chicago, Ill., Belmont Harbor air-
scape. © July’ 3,°1922° 2" e Ane. 2
1922; J 256684,
Wrigley bldg. airscape. © July
B, @9225 2 @ Aus. 21922: 1s - 256683.
Conxiine (O. C.) St. Louis.
11796-11800
world’s greatest
St. Louis, Mo.,
zoological garden:
Bear dens, 1-3.—Fountain, sea lion
plaza.—Peacoeck valley. © June 10,
LOD 2 es reach alata LOZ ky
256332-256336.
CoNLEY (SAMUEL LEw1Ss) Cannon Falls,
Minn. 11801
Coming storm. © Aug. 25, 1922; 2
G Sept. 1.89022 0) 2Zoror2:
CONNELL (IRA V.) Houston. 11802
' [Answering the phone] © May 24,
1922; 2 c. May 29, 1922; K 166400.
Cook (CHARLES C.) New York.
11803-11807
Exterminator. © Sept. 14, 1922; 2
e, Sept, 15, 1922-3 257070.
head, A, B. © Sept. 14, 1922;
2 exch sept. 15), 1922); 1. 257071,
257072.
winning Brooklyn handicap,
1922. .©sunme 17, 1922-2". Sept. 1;
1922: J 257069.
winning Saratoga cup, 1922. ©
Sept. 6, 1922: 2:¢. Sept. 15, 1922; J
257068.
Cook (FRED EpwArp) San Juan, Porto
Rico. 11808
St. Thomas Virgin Islands. © May
31, 1922; 2 ec. July 18, 1922; J 255834.
Cook (L. L.) co., Milwaukee. |
11809, 11810
Edgerton, Wis.. Edgerton country
club, 2944, 2945. © Aug. 21, 1922; 2c.
each Aug. 25, 1922; J 256995, 256996.
Cooper (BENTON SMITH) Del Rio, Tex.
11811
Prosperity special crossing the Pecos
River, near Langtry, Tex. © June
98, 1922 2e.\ July 12,1922 3 J 255643.
COSMOPOLITAN PRINT DEPT., New York.
11812-11816
Bewitching eyes. © July 20, 1922;
2c July 22, 1922; K 166824.
Don’t be scared. © July 27, 1922;
2c. July 29, 1922; K 1669783.
Jewels. © Aug. 10, 1922; 2c Aug.
IZ A922 Wk 1682568
Leonora. © Sept. 10, 1922: 2 @«
Sept. 15, 1922; K 167791.
Runaway. © July 6, 1922; 2c. July
10, 1922; K 166453.
CouTANtT (Harry) Brooklyn. 11817
President Harding, dahlia. © Aug.
28, 1922; 2 c. Aus: 28, 1922; J 256906.
CRANDALL (HARRISON R.) Moran, Wy.
11818-11826
[4 photographs] :
Sunset, Teton Mts., 502.—Teton
Range, Jackson Lake, 504.—Tetons and
gackson Lake, 503.—Twilight. Jack-
son Lake and Tetons, 501. © July
25, 1922: 2 ¢« each. Aus) Pigeon!
256356—256359.
[5 photographs] :
Moonlight on Jackson Lake, 505,
509.—Mt. Moran Glacier from Jack-
son Lake, 507.—Teton Range and Jack-
son Lake, 506.—Tetons and Jackson
Lake, 508. © Aug. 12, 1922; 2 ¢. each
Aug. 21, 1922; J 256793256797.
CronHarpt & MoNntos, Baltimore.
_ 11827-11830
[4 photographs]:
Davis (Lila)—Engers (Louise)—
Wills (Edith)—Wills (Mary) © July
26, 1922: 2 ¢. each July 26,1922; 5
256261-—256264.
CrotHers (A. R. E.) Seattle. 11831
[Three bears] © July 15, 1922; 2c.
July. 31, 1922; K 166985:
Cusack (THOoS.) co., Chicago.
11832-11855
[13 prints]:
Always welcome food in the home.
[24 sheet poster, 65]—Appetizing
from crust to crust. [24 sheet poster,
56]—Bread. [24 sheet poster, 72]—
[Clearance sale. 24 sheet poster, 15]—
[Department store design. 24 sheet
poster, 19]—Everyday essential. [24
sheet poster, 64] Furs. [28 sheet
poster, 22]—Handkerch efs.
poster, 42]—Save. [24 sheet poster,
26]—Save for a home. [24 . sheet
poster, 7]—Shoes. A corps of expert
salesmen. [24 sheet poster (sai
Shoes. Utmost care in every stitch.
[24 sheet poster. 34]—They saved.
[24 sheet poster, 8] © July 31. 1922;
9 e, each Aug. 3, 1922) KO ten0ae—
| 167059.
236
[28 sheet
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
[24+ sheet posters]:
Careful selection of values is buying
wisdom, 20.—Don’t forget me, mama,
67.—Heaps of pure goodness, 66.—
[Merchandise, 23]—Shoes. Satisfied
- eustomers our greatest asset, 36]/—We
want you to know our underwear, 40.
i@raus. 1.1922; 2 c, each Oct. T, 1922;
Ix 168478-168481, 168483, 168485.
[24 sheet posters] :
Everything the man needs, 87.—For
men who know, 86.—Goo, goo, good,
74—Hey boys, lookit, 73.—It’s your
bank, we’re here to serve you, 79. ©
Aare to, 1922; 2 c each Oct, 7, 1922;
K 168475-168477, 168482, 168484.
DAity News, New York. 11856-11865
Cline (A/rs. George A.) taken to
prosecutor’s office by Capt. Dinan. ©
eee toe 1 e. Aug. 30; 1922: K
167578.
Confident. Well groomed and covn-
fident of ultimate acquittal, William
Creasy, accused of slaying Edith La-
voy, ete. © Sept. 19, 1922; 1c. Sept.
21, 1922; K 168017.
False love. As his trial for murder
opened at Mineola yesterday William
Creasy was denounced by state as be-
trayer of Edith Lavoy’s love, etc. ©
pepe 22,9922; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1922; K
168058.
Fire in the Sabatoga hat factory,
Greene st., yesterday drove 250 girls
employed in hearby factory to the
street. © Sept. 19, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 23,
1922; Kk 168018.
Glad to go back? You bet, just look
at em. © Sept. 12; 1922; 1c. Sept. 14,
1922; K 167788.
Hall (Rev. Edward W.) and his
vested choir, exclusive photograph. ©
Bebe to..1922: 1 ¢.. Sept. 20, 1922; I.
167991.
Lavoy (Hdith) «suicide? William
Creasy yesterday in Mineola testified
in support of suicide, etc. © Sept. 29,
meer e. Oct, 2)..1922 + Ke 168366:
On leaving courthouse after being
questioned on the slaying of the Rey.
Dr. Hall and Mrs. Mills, Willie Stevens
tried to dodge cameraman. © Sept. 21,
1922; 1 c. Sept. 238, 1922; K 168021.
Too late. With sobs, Lillian Erick-
son yesterday at Norwalk, Conn., ad-
mitted love for John H. Greene, etc.
@rsept. 20, 1922: 1 ¢. Sept: 23,1922;
Kk 168019.
We won’t be cold next winter, just
look at this trainload of coal, © Sept.
$7 1922> 1c), Sept. 14,1922): Ki 160789.
11881
DANIELLS (PHitIP 8.) Modesto, Calif.
11866
Modesto, Calif., aeroplane view. ©
sept, 9, 192252) en Septs 14) VWS225 J
257062.
DANSON (WILLA) San Leandro, Calif.
11867
Peace makers. © May 27, 1922; 2 «.
June 21, 1922; K 166487.
Davis & GECK, INC., Brooklyn.
11868-11871
D. & G. sutures. Excellent through
effort. © July 15, 1922; 2 « Sept. 27,
1922, °K 168207,
Real sutures. © May 15, 1922; 2 ¢.
Sept. 27, 1922; Kk 168204.
Surgical sutures exclusively. ©
pepe. 15; 19222 e Sept. 27,) 1922 3K
168205.
Value beyohd price. © Aug. 15,
1922 22) Sept, 20, 19225 K16s206.
Davis & SANnForD, New York. 11872
Morison (Gladice) and son Teddy.
© May.26, 1922.2 e May. 25) 1922):
J 255876.
DELABARRE (EDMUND BURKE) Provi-
dence, R. I. 11873
Dighton Rock, flashlight view. ©
aly te 1 O22 ea eh aly LT, LOZ ed
255735.
Dr LA Mare (A. T.) co.,; Inc., New
York. 11874
Forbes’ lawn grass seed for sowing
this fall. © Sept. 15, 1922; 2 c Sept.
26, 1922; K 168147.
DELERY (EUGENE FEF.) New Orleans.
11875
Designer’s diagram for reinforced
concrete. [Blueprint] © June 20,
L222. Duly oe 1922). 1. 6926;
DENNIS (BERTHA HLIZABETH) Boston.
11876
Stand up toys for girls and boys.
Jolly Jinks, his duck and Sulky Sue.
©) aly AO 22)s Ore. Sinhy 17, 1922") Ke
166784.
DERICK (MACK MILLER) Orleans, Vt.
11877, 11878
Vermont’s pride. © July 10, 1922;
2c. July 14, 1922; J 255708.
Willoughbys splendor. © July 10,
19225 2.6, July AA” AG22 3. 255709.
DETMER WOOLEN co., New York.
11879-11881
Come in, let us show you Detmer
university novelties. © June 26, 1922;
2c. July 3, 1922; K 166444.
237
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11882
DETMER WOOLEN co.—Continued.
[Head; by Haskell Coffin. Detmer
woolens calendar] © Sept. 18, 1922;
2° ce) Sept 27, 1922.5 Kk V6GSih7i-
June roses. © Aug. 15, 1922; 2c.
Aug. 28, 1922; K 167572.
DETROIT PUB. CO., Detroit. 11882
Detroit, Mich., Belle Isle from First
natl. bank bldg., 073512. © June 18,
1922: 2 « Joby 17, (5922; J 255828:
DExTER (C. H.) & SONS, INC., Windsor
Locks, Conn. 11883-11885
Complimentary cover cut service
with Dexter’s princess cover paper.
[Cover design with a border and a
pedestal at each side] © May 15,
1922. (2 Gy May AT, 19225. 1%; 167669.
[Cover design of a border surround-
ing scroll work with a pedestal between
the border and scroll work at each
side] tO) Sem, 1 O22 Deh ub t
1922; K 166679.
Dexter’s princess cover paper. ©
May ale? 4922 302° ex Mani20;. 99225 15
166788.
DICKINSON (ALICE MARGARET) Mon-
treat, N. C. 11886-11889
By the lake. © May. 5, 1922; 2 ec.
Aug. 7, 1922; J 256539.
Cheering the base ball team. ©
Mealy, ee ray eh) cAI NT.) LOZ eee val
256536.
Montreat, N. C., Public school and
teacher-training class. © May 5, 1922;
2c, Aus, F922" J 256588.
Off ‘for hike. “© Apr:. 26/922.
2 eh AUS tome) dh 2H0ONa (,
DIETZGEN (EUGENE) co., Chicago.
11890-11894
Edco efficiency :
Isometric, 340-11. — Logarithmic,
340-6.—Polar co-ordinate, 840—-9.—
Semi-logarithmic, 38 cycles, 3840—-7.—
Semi-logarithmic, 4 cycles, 340-8. ©
Mar. 25, 1922; 2 c. each Aug. 14, 1922;
I 7071-7075.
DopcGre (ARTHUR CAMBER) Santa Mon- |
ica, Calif. 11895
Taps. © May 30, 1922; 2c. Aug. 10,
19228, 2oeG2 (
DoMKE (GEORGE CHARLES) New York.
11896
Domke studios. © Aug. 12, 1922;
2 eC Aree: TO2Z2 IS M6 T4e 2:
DONALDSON LITHOGRAPHING Co., New-
port, Ky. 11897-11921
Baby must have pure milk. [6 shee:
poster, 4856] © June 1, 1922; 2 «.
June 23, 1922; K 166201.
pt. Iv., n.s., y. 17
Best piece at playtime. [6 sheet
bread poster, 4870] © June 15, 1922;
2c. June 5, 1922; K 166068.
Ice cream. [6 sheet poster, 4844,
4845] © June 1, 1922; 2 c each June
28, 1922; K 166202, 166203.
[4 prints]:
Famous food for little folks. [6
sheet poster, 4880]—Full flavored ripe
fruit. [10 sheet poster, 4881 ]—[Fur-
niture. 12 sheet poster, 4885]—Start
saving now for next year’s vacation.
[16 sheet poster, 4876] © Aug. 1,
1922; 2 c. each Oct. 9, 19225 K 168494,
168504, 168505, 168509.
[5 prints]:
Bread winner deserves the best. [6
sheet poster, 4871]—[Furniture. 12
sheet poster, 4875]—Get your clothes
ready for vacation days. [6 Sheet
poster, 4882]—Here’s a real treat. [10
sheet poster, 4869]—Progress through
better banking service. [16 sheet
poster, 4872]. © July 4)) 1922; 274
each July 12, 1922; IX 166553-166557.
[5 prints]:
Dollars saved are rivets in the strue-
ture of success. [16 sheet poster,
4916]|—For a real good time. [10
sheet poster, 4926]—|Furniture. 12
sheet poster, 4927]—Good beyond
words. [6 sheet poster, 4890]—Well
kept clothes reflect personality. [15
sheet poster, 4925] © Oct. 1, 1922;
2 ¢ each Oct. 9, . 19225, ie iGeses,
168496, 168500, 168507, 168508.
(7 prints]:
Edueate your children in the school
of thrift. [16 sheet poster, 4874]—
[Furniture. 12 sheet poster, 4907|]—
Milk brings the warm glow of health.
[6 sheet poster, 4897|—[Rugs and
draperies. 6 sheet poster, 4911J]—
Settles the bread question. [6 sheet
poster, 4902]—Too good to wait for.
[10 sheet poster, 4888]—We renew
laid-away clothes. * [15 sheet poster,
4908] © Sept. 1, 1922; 2 @ each Oct
9, 1922: K 168497-168499, 168501—
168503, 168506.
DONNELLEY (REUBEN H.) corp., Chi-
cago. 11922-11926
Brides book series, 44-48. © July
18, 192252 ¢@ each Sully 20) ieee
256202-—256206.
Dooner (RicHarp T.) Philadelphia.
11927, 11928
Coghlan (Rt. Rev. Monsignor Ger-
ald P.) © Aug) 28, 1922: 2 cAugei=s
1922; J 256908.
Wanamaker (John) © July. 26,
1922: 2: ¢. July 27, 19223 J 25626a;
238
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
11972
Dovcras & Dirrricu, New York.
11929, 11930
Funni pasters, series 2. © June 16,
1922; 2c. July 14, 1922; K 167045.
Joy pictures, series no. 1. © June
16, 1922; 2c. July 14, 1922; K 167044.
Dovuve (H. L.) Danville ,[l. 11931
[Mob‘le safety] © 1c June 23,
1922; I 6864.
Dow, Jones & co., New York.
11932-11937
Liberty bonds 33% due 1932-47, the
first loan, monthly high and low.
meet O22): 1 @ Aug: 18,1922; K
167415.
Ath, 44% due 1933-88, the
fourth loan, monthly high and low. ©
Jee 1922-1 cc July 31; 1922); 1
6928.
Mexican petroleum, high and low by
weeks. © July 8, 1922; 1 c¢. July 11,
1922; I 6867.
Monthly high and low bond aver-
ages, 10 second grade rails. © July 14,
e922 ives July 17, 1922; 1 6886.
United States steel corp.. gross re-
ceipts per ton steel, finished steel pro-
duced per man, etc. © July 28, 1922;
he suly ol, 1922: TF 6929:
Weekly freight loadings and idle
cars. © Sept. 21, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 25,
£9225: 1-7246.
DrekA co., Philadelphia. 11938
[Naval academy gymnasium] ©
imiweeweion 2: 2 July 28, 1922; K
166965.
Du Bors (PuHitie RocHrForp) Los
Angeles. 11939, 11940
Gamut, 1, 2. © 1. each July 20,
foee6 3 206215, 256216:
Dwin (DorotHy) Brooklyn.
11941-11945
[Closely draped form of a woman,
wth head turned aside, ete.] © April
lee oe. Puly: 25, 1922° K 166858.
[Green border, the bottom center
an eye glass curved connection, the
center of the glasses yellow, ete.] ©
waned, foo. 20°C Jilly 2b. 1922. KK
166854.
[Lady and gentleman armed in
dancing position, lady’s dress purple
and green, gentleman in purple] ©
Miya 19225 2 e.. July 25, 19222) K
166855.
Menu. [Menu with top border con-
taining fruit and leaves, etc.] © May
2 1922-2 eo Ane.7,' 1922 Ke 167190:
[Woman in a dancing position on her
toes, right hand above her ear and left
hand at side of dress, etc.] © May 2,
1922; 2-¢. July 25,: 1922; K 166856.
EcoNOMY PTG. CO., INC., Chicago.
11946-11954
Ad 129)-© Sept: 23;.1922: 2" ce, each
Sept. 30, 1922; K 168300—168308.
EpGar ALLAN POE SHRINE, INC., Rich-
mond. 11955
Poe’ trankey, x. 5, "©: July | 5,7:1922:
2c. ally GC. tO22" J 255610)
Epison (THomAS A.) INCc., Orange, N.
Ji: 11956
Edison (Thomas A.) [By William
Oberhardt|* © Aug. 18, 1922°°2 ©
Aug. 19, 1922; K 167461.
Epson (NormMAN) Burton, Wash.
11957-11962
Last glow. © May 24,1922: 2 ¢«.
Ameri 1922") 2o6aa0-
Mountain in the sky, © May 24,
$922) 2c: Auge) tT, 1922): di 256534:
Summer snows. © July 17, 1922;
2G WAME AT, 1922. JS 256530.
[3 photographs] :
Nisquallie Glacier.—Rainier
from Alta Vista—Tatoosh Range from
Alta Vista. © Sept. 8, 1922; 2 ¢c each
Sept. 18, 1922; J 257054-257056.
HGELHOF (FEF. L.) Dubuque, Ia. 11963
Perfect-seal concrete burial vault.
Ore aly hs; 1922-9 6937.
EICKEMEYER (RupoLF) Yonkers, N. Y.
11964, 11965
Ceres, full length, front face, 1. ©
dulye 24.0 1902 22) ¢) Awe. 22, 1922.2: <5
256848.
(AEC.
profile; +2. © «July,..2435.1922:
2 ec. Aug. 22, 1922; J 256849.
EKLUND (HARRY E.) Billings, Mont.
11966, 11967
Billings, Mont. © June 7, 1922; 2 ¢.
uly 6 19226 i 2556112
Clayton 18, no. 2, Cat Creek, Ill. ©
AMER woes Ha ei Ful yi GF! 19226 J
255612. :
ELLINGSON (Martin A.) McCook, Neb.
11968-11972
Al pairs. ©)\.Sulae 23.) 1922: 2 ie.
Polya aos si 2oOLT 6.
Stratton magnet. © July 15, 1922;
Zvex July 195 1922 3) J. 255837.
[3 photographs]:
Elfin-shades.—Elohim’s acre.—Wau-
neta. © Aug. 17, 1922; 2 c. each Aug.
M1. 1922-93) 256815—256817.
239
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, oh P
‘ ke 74
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11973
pt. Iv., Hiss vo ae
EMERSON (Victor H.) New York.
11973-11978
[6 prints]:
[Jack and Jill]—[Little Bo-Peep]—
[Mary had a little lamb]—[Old King
Cole]—[Three little kittens]—[Tom,
Tom, the piper’s son] © June 28,
1922; 2 c. each Aug. 1, 1922.; K 166992—
166997.
EMPORIUM WORLD MILLINERY CO., Chi-
cago. 11979
Emporium world millinery co. il-
lustration service book. © July 20,
1922: 2 July 22, 1922" K 166827
ENDICOTT, JOHNSON corRP., Endicott,
INL OX 11980, 11981
Endicott, N. Y., ideal home library.
© June. 15, 1922° 2 ¢. May ith, 1922.
J 256854.
Johnson City, N. Y., your home li-
brary. © June 15, 1922; 2 c. May 16,
1922; J 256855.
EVENING AMERICAN PUB. CO., Chicago.
11982, 119838
Does not affirm or deny. © Aug. 15,
1922; 1 ec. Aug. 22, 1922; K 167498.
New stockholder. © July 24, 1922;
te) Aug. 9; 1922): Ki 167278.
EVENING TIMES, Cumberland, Md.
11984-11988
Mose Bones [1922]:
© June 22; 1c. June 23; K 166207.
© June 23; 1¢c. June 27; K 166320.
© June 24; 1c. June 27; K 166319.
© June 26> 1c; June:27 : K 166321.
© June 27; 1c. June 28; K 166345.
Eves (H. H.) Athens, O. 11989-11992
[4 photographs]:
Athletic field, entrance. Boyd
hall—Howard hall.—Sorority hall.
©) Maya 201922:2e) each Aus. Si,
1922; J 256915-256918.
FABER (J. H.) & son, Norfolk, Va.
11993-11996
Ford (F. R.) © July 19, 1922; 2c.
July 20, 1922; J 256214.
Nicholson (F. L.) © Aug. 18, 1922;
2 CATE NGS 1922 * 3 256%Sar
Shulman (L. BR.) A, B. © July 19,
1922; 2,¢. each July 20, 1922 ; J 256212,
2562133
FABER, SCHNEIDER RADIATOR CO., Chi-
cago. 11997, 11998
[Faschn. core, cross section view]
(Qi dinlyg 1922 30? es, Thalys VIO 22 = ae
166791.
[Faschn core fin] © July 1, 1922;
2°, July 12, 1922: KK t6e7o2)
FAIRCHILD AERIAL CAMERA corP., New
York. 11999-12010
Fairchild aerial camera corp., lens
test chart. © July 15, 1922; 2 ¢ Nily
15,0922; J 2568D6: .
New York (City), Fifth ave. photo-
graphed from the air. © July 9, 1922;
2c. duly 14, 19223 J 2aaT2
finest air photograph ever taken.
© Sept. 10, 1922; 2 « Sept. 28, 1922;
J 257426.
lower New York and the Har-
bor, remarkable airplane view.
©
Sept. 3, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 28; 1922; J,
257427.
42nd and Broadway, Times
square. © July 15, 1922; 2 « Aug.
21, 1922; J 256814.
[7 photographs] :
Bayside, L. I., Bayside yacht club.—
Beautiful white city of artistic indus-
trial buildings, near the Queensboro
bridge plaza, etc.—Flushing, L. I., with
College Point in the background.—Ja-
maica, L. I., showing Long Island de-
pot in foreground.—Long Island City,
N. Y., Astoria section showing won-
derful housing development now going
on there, aerial view.—Long Island
City, N. Y., part of section of Queens
borough, only two to five miles from
business heart of Manhattan.—Long
Island City, N. Y., Steinway section.
© July 27, 1922; 2 ¢. each Auew2t
1922; J 256807—256813.
FARR DRUG CO., Astoria, Or. 12011
King of the forest. © Aug. 1, 1922;
2°e Aus 7, 1922: J 256aen
FASHION HAT COo., New York. 12012
[Portico scene in middle ages] ©
Aug. 17, 1922; 2.¢: Auer 1G" stG2a
167458.
Fretey (H. WINstow) Reading, Pa.
120138, 12014
Reading, Pa., Fifth and Washington
sts., the Berkshire. © Sept. 11, 1922;
2 e«. Sept. 13,1922 >. 1674
——N. FE. corner Fifth and Walnut
sts., home of the Wyomissing club. ©
Sept. 11, 1922; 2 c. Septaasy, 19225 i
167770.
FELKER (CLARENCE EpWArD) EHaston,
Pa. 12015.
Easton, Pa., Soldiers and _ sailors
monument showing new comfort sta-
tion in foreground.' © July 5, 1922;
2 @. Suly:7, A922 i 2bocis:
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FERREIRA
Mass.
[8 prints]:
Cape Cod Bay and canal,
view.
(Manvet I.
)
Sagamore,
12016-12018
bird’s-eye
We always meet at Sagamore Beach
© Aug. 10, 1922; 2 ¢. each
Post office.
Aug.
FreLD (RicHarpD G.) Alhambra,
sts..
northeast corner,
12, 1922; K 167253-167255.
Calif.
12019. 12020
Alhambra, Calif., Main and Garfield
1883.
Aug.
10,9922 5 2 ce. Aus. 30, 1922; J 256910.
—— 1887.
Aug. 30, 1922;
©. Aug.
J 256909.
Ey Ae "2. ce,
FisHer (Harry C.) New York.
12021-12196
Mutt and Jeff [1921]:
© Dec. 1; 1 c. June 26; K 166256.
© Dec. 2; 1 c. June 26; K 166257.
© Dec. 3; 1 c. June 26; K 166258.
© Dec. 5; 1c. June 26; K 166259.
© Dec. 6; 1 c. June 26; K 166260.
© Dec. 7; 1 c. June 26; K 166261.
© Dee. 8; 1c. June 26; K 166262.
© Dec. 9; 1 ¢. June 26; K 166263.
© Dee. 10; 1c. June 26; K 166264.
© Dee. 11; 1c. June 26; K 166265.
© Dec. 12; 1 c June 26; K 166266.
© Dee. 13; 1 c. June 26; K 166267.
© Dec. 14; 1c. June 26; K 166268.
© Dee. 15: 1 ¢. June 26; K 166269.
© Dec. 16; 1 c. June 26; K 166270.
© Dec. 17; 1 c. June 26; K 166271.
© Dec. 19; 1 c. June 26; K 166272.
© Dec. 20; 1 ¢. June 26; K 166273.
© Dec. 21; 1c. June 26; K 166274.
© Dec. 22; 1c. June 26; K 166275.
© Dec. 23; 1 c. June 26; K 166276.
© Dec. 24; 1¢. June 26; K 166277
© Dee. 25; 1¢. June 26; K 166278.
© Dec. 26; 1c. June 26; K 166279.
© Dee. 27; 1¢. June 26; K 166280.
© Dec. 28; 1 ¢. June 26; K 166281.
© Dec. 29; 1c. June 26; K 166282.
© Dec. 30; 1 c. June 26; K 166283.
© Dee. 31; 1c. June 26; K 166284.
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© Jan. 2; 16 June 26; K 166285.
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12197 pt. Tv., 0S), eee
FisHeR (Harry C.)—Continued. © Apr. 22; 1 c. Aug. 31; K 167741.
Mutt and Jeff [1922]—Continued. © Apr. 23; 1 ec Aug. 31; K 167742.
© Mar. 3; 1c. July 13; K 166588. © Apr. 24; 1c. Aug. 31; K 167743.
© Mar. 4;1¢. July 13; K 166589. © Apr. 25;1c¢. Aug. 31; K 167744.
© Mar, 5;1c¢. July 13; K 166590. © Apr. 26; 1 ec. Aug. 81; K 167745.
© Mar. 6; 1c. July 13; K 166591. © Apr. 27; 1c. Aug. 31; K 167746.
© Mar. 7; 1c. July 13; K 166592. © Apr. 28; 1 ¢. Aug. 31; K 167747.
© Mar. 8; 1c. July 13; K 166593. © Apr. 29; 1c Aug. 31; K 167748.
© Mar. 9; 1c. July 18; K 166594. © Apr. 30; 1 c. Aug. 31; K 167749.
© Mar. 10; 1¢. July 13; K 166595. © May 1; 1c. July 26; K 166900.
© Mar. 11;1¢. July 13; K 166596. © May 2;1c¢. July 26; K 166901.
© Mar. 12; 1c. July 18; K 166597. © May 3; 1c. July 26; K 166902.
© Mar. 13;1¢. July 18; K 166598. © May 4;1c. July 26; K 166903.
© Mar. 14; 1c. July 18; K 166599. © May 5;1c. July 26; K 166904.
© Mar. 15; 1c. July 13; K 166600. © May 6; 1c. July 26; K 166905.
© Mar. 16; 1 ¢. July 13; K 166601. © May 7; 1c. July 26; K 166906.
© Mar. 17;1¢. July 13; K 166602. © May 8; 1c. July 26; K 166907.
© Mar. 18: 1c. July 13; K 166603. © May 9; 1 ¢. July 26; K 166908.
© Mar. 19; 1c. July 13; K 166604. © May 10; 1c. July 26; K 166909.
© Mar, 20;1¢. July 13; K 166605. © May 11;1c¢. July 26; K 166910.
© Mar. 21;1¢. July 13; K 166606. | © May 12;1c¢. July 26; K 166911.
© Mar. 22; 1¢. July 18; K 166607. © May 13; 1c. July 26; K 166912.
© Mar. 23; 1c. July 13; K 166608. © May 14; 1c. July 26; K 166913.
© Mar. 24; 1¢. July 13; K 166609. © May 15; 1c. July 26; K 166914.
© Mar, 25; 1¢. July 13; K 166610. © May 16; 1¢, July 26; K 166915.
© Mar. 26; 1c. July 18; K 166611. © May 17; 1c. July 26; K 166916.
© Mar. 27;1¢. July 18; K 166612. © May 18;1¢. July 26; K 166917.
© Mar. 28; 1c. July 13; K 166613. © May 19;1c¢. July 26; K 166918.
© Mar. 29; 1c. July 18; K 166614. © May 20; 1c. July 26; K 166919.
© Mar. 30; 1c. July 13; K 166615. © May 21; 1c. July 26; K 166920.
© Mar. 31;1¢. July 13; K 166616. | - © May 22; 1c. July 26; K 166921.
May 23; 1c¢. July 26; K 166922.
May 24;1¢. July 26; K 166923.
May 25;1c. July 26; K 166924.
Neary 26 = he: one 26; K 166925.
fay 27; 1¢. July 26; K 166926.
©pApr is tev Aug, 31 5 Kae 7120.
© Apres 2 oer Aus. 3; Kode 721.
@ Apri: Ise Aue. 383K 167723;
© Apr: wie? Aus. 31 5K AGr22:
@© Apr’ os die: Aus.-315 Ko 16072
@rApr: Ge ie Ane. Si; Kien): May 28; i e. July 26; K 166927.
© Apr. 7; 1c. Aug. 31; K 167726. Tay 29; 1¢. July 26; K 166928.
© Apr: 8:1. Aug. 31; K 167727. May 30;1¢. July 26; K 166929.
© Apr. 9; 1c. Aug. 31; K 167728. © May 31; 1c. July 26; K 166930.
© Apr. 10; 1 ¢. Aug. 31; K 167729, | FLAG STUDIO, Pasadena. 12197, 12198
© Apr. 11; 1¢. Aug. 31; K 167730. City Creek road to Big Bear Lake.
© Apr. 12: 1 ¢. Aug. 31; K 167731. O peut 9, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1922; J
© Apr. 13:1¢ Aug. 31; K 167732. |
Waterman Canyon road to Arrow-.
© Apr. 14; 1 ¢. Aug. 31; K 167733. | head and Big Bear, Calif. © Sept. 9,
© Apr. 15; 1 ¢. Aug. 31; K 167734. | 1922; 2 ¢. Sept. 25, 1922; J 257316.
© Apr. 16; 1 ¢. Aug. 31; K 167735. | worpes (E. A.) New York.
©MApr 172 4.¢. Aus) dl. Ka677136. 12199-12207
© Apr. 18; 1 ¢. Aug. 31; K 167737. [9 prints] :
© Apr. 19; Le, Aug. 81; K 167788. | oY Matsa fork Ceo
© Apr. 20; 1 ¢. Aug. 31; K 167789. | Heyptian traffic officer at the Kasr-en-
© Apr. 21; 1c. Aug. 31; K 167740. | nil bridge—Fujiyama (Mt.) loveliest
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no. 3, 1922
view of— Holy man of the Vishnu
faith—Next, on the banks of the
Ganges.—Picturesque waiter at a rail-
way restaurant.—Tragic word which
symbolizes superb heroism.—Venus as-
cending from the bath. © June 80.
1922; 2 ce each July 14, 1922; K
166639—166647.
Forp (REGINALD EE.) Ellensburg, Wash.
12208
MWrason fiy.. ©. Sept. 8, 1922; 2 ¢
Sept. 14 1922; J 257059.
ForMAN, BASSETT co., Cleveland.
12209
Ecard. ©) July 1, 1922:.2 ¢ July
26, 1922; K 167040.
FWorRNCROOK (CLARENCE S.) Los An-
geles. 1TZ2tO E21
Huntington-Clearwater subdivision
properties. © 1c. July 19, 1922; J
255836.
Sante Fe Springs oil field.
Aug. 28, 1922; J 257028.
FRAZER (HDWIN Hannibal,
Mo. P22t2 A228
Frazer (Mrs. Laura) original Becky
Thatcher, front view. © May 18, 1922;
Zc, June 26, 1922; J 256259:
side view. © May 18, 1922;
Ze. June 26, 1922; J 256258.
FRAZER (JEAN ED.) AND FRAZER (EpD-
WIN Harornp) Hannibal, Mo.
12214
ey liie:
HAROLD )
Twain’s (Mark)
© May 14, 1922: 2 c. June 16, 1922:
J 256253.
FREEMAN (Joste M.) Milwaukie, Or.
aA ES
Our U. S. Laddie boy. ©1c. Aug.
28, 1922; J 256893.
Funk & WAGNALLS co., New York.
12216-12227
Approaching the stake boat. (Jn
Literary digest, July 15,1922) © July
tee 1922; 1c. July 24 1922; K 166845.
Artist’s daughter. (Jn Literary di-
gest, Sept. 23. 1922) © Sept. 21, 1922;
ime Oct, 2. 1922. K 168310.
Bedtime stories by radio. (Jn Lit-
erary digest. July 1.1922) © June 29,
foe doe July S, 1922: K 166452.
Betty. (Jn Literary digest, Aug.
fe) (G)) Aus. 17, 1922; 1c. Aug.
1922; K 167509.
[Day has been spoiled] (In MLiter-
ary digest, June 17 1922) © June 15,
1922; 1c¢. June 26,1922; K 166254.
19,
24,
boyhood friends.
12244
[His new suit] (Jn Literary digest,
Aug. 26, 1922) © Aug. 24, 1922; 1c.
Sept. 1, 1922; IK 167627.
Mount of the Holy Cross, Colorado.
(In Literary digest, Aug. 5, 1922) ©
Aug. 8, 1922; K 167179.
Rockland light. (Jn Literary di-
gest, July 8, 1922) © July 6, 1922;
ire, Rye ED 1922 266713:
Rounding the mark. (Jn Literary
digest, Sept. 16, 1922) © Sept. 14,
1927) de Sept, 25, 2922 2K 168127,
Seiners. (Jn Literary digest, Sept.
DSP)" "Ch Ange 34 1922 ses Sepe,
9, 1922; K 167754.
(In Literary
Settling an argument.
digest, June 24, 1922 © iisunevi22;
1922; 1 ¢@ June 30, 1922; K 166408.
(In Literary
© Ane 0)
K 167308.
Sunday newspaper.
digest, Aug. 12, 1922)
1922 tres Aue 16, 1922:
GARNETT (Harry H.) Colorado
Springs, Col. 12228
Villiams (Soapy) on’ Fire Fly, the
meanest bucking horse in the world.
© Aug. 18, 1922; 2 c Sent. 29, 1922;
J 257483.
GARRETTSON (Hart A.) Los Angeles.
12229
Old man oildag. What is oildag?
C@riiiy 18) 1922" e aly 27 Jou
K 167274.
GENERAL ELECTRIC co. (NATL. LAMP
WORKS OF) Cleveland. 12230
Effect of filament position with ref-
erence to focus on distribution of
light fron? a parabolic reflector. ©
iret Aus? ailes 1.922 =) J: 256638:
GERHARD SISTERS PHOTO Co., St. Louis.
12231-12244
Alexander (Mrs. Rosemary) 3, 11.
Gv sune 125 91922 -) 2c each July 14,
hOZ2 ys 2H07 1S) 25D a 19:
Guest (Edgar). © Aug. 6, 1922; 2
ec. Aug. 21, 1922; J 256784.
Koch (Raymond) 102, 107, 108. ©
Jule ec enech July. 21, 1922):
J 256219-256221.
Means «GUWass WF) 5, 8. 11, 15,238.25.
© Aug. 2. 1922: 2 c. each Sept. 7, 1922;
J 257014—-257019.
Parker (Col. John H.) © June 28.
O22); 2 CARN LOO I 2OpOID.
Wilkinson (M. lL.) © Apr. 3. 1914:
ZC, (S@pte f PLOZ2) 7 ZoTOL:
243
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12245
Colonial
12245 -12250
GEYER (HAROLD LINCOLN)
Beach, Va.
Colonial Beach, Va.:
Bathing de luxe.—Fovrenoon bathing
hour.—Watching the camera man. ©
July 12. 1922 <2" vede Joby. 2oece
J 256857-256859.
Colonial Beach, Va.:
Beach and boardwalk.—Coming off
the boat.—Looks cool, ‘tis cool.
July ls 1922: 2 ec ench Fuly be) me22-
J 255673-255675.
GIBSON ART CO., Cincinnati.
12251-12254
[4 prints]:
Busy Miss Honey Bee.—Father and
mother goose.—Kind mother cow.—
Kind mother sheep. © Sept. 1, 1922;
2 ¢ each Sept. 5, 1922; K 168163—
168166.
GIFFORD (RALPH I.) Portland, Or.
[ 12255-12256
St. Helens (Mt.) and clouds, reflec-
IONS, wo 126, Duly Br 1922))' 2 ev Aue.
4, 1922; J 2565380.
ma 5
at. sunrise, X 118. © July 27,
1922 2G AUS 40122 < sl 2 Dome:
GILBERT (MARVIN E.) Kearney, Neb.
a,
Keystone federated Bible classes of
America, charter of affiliation. ©
Aus: aa 1922): De: Aue. ‘T1922 KK
168295.
GILLET (FRANCES K.) Honolulu.
12258, 12259
In dear Hawaii on Christmas night.
© Aus. 20; 1922: 2c. Sept. 18, 1922;
KX 167839.
Rhyming little Christmas rhymes,
ete. (©. AUS 25, 1922 2 .2°e. Septsi18.
1922; K 167838.
(JoHN A.) Manitowoc, Wis.
12260-12264
La Follette (Robert M.):
Fighting Bob—No compromise.
Our Bob.—People’s tribune.—Portrait
study. © Aug. 8, 1922; 2 c each Aug.
11, 1922; J 256639-256643.
(FLANDER
GOES LITHOGRAPHING CO., Chicago.
12265-12281
Chicago jont stock land bank of
Chicago, Ill. [Lithographed stock cer-
tificate], ©), Aug. 11, 1922; 2 ¢. Aug.
1G, 192227 167309.
Miller train control corp. [Litho-
graphed stock certificate] © Sept. 21,
1922 2 @Sept: 25, 1922216 AGSOZO:
$n —
pt. Tv.) B.S vee
Mortgage bond and trust co., At-
lanta. Ga. [Lithogvraphed stock e¢er-
tificate] © July 31, 1922-2 @ Agee
1922; K 166998.
[5 lithographed stock certificates | :
Certificate for shares of the capital
stock, 1, 2, 3——Certificate for shares
of the common stock.—Certificate for
shares of the preferred stock. © July
14. 1922: 2 c each Aug30,7 12] Kk
167671—167675.
f9 prints]:
[Bond blank, 5000] [Lithographed
sheet of twenty blank coupons, 1012,
1022, 1032. 1042]—[Sheet of forty
blank bond coupons, 5040]—[Shee of
thirty blank bond coupons, 5030]—
—[Steel engraved bond or certificate
blank, 5100]—[Steel engraved stock
certificate, 5200] © Sept. 20, 1922:
2 c. each Sept. 25, 1922; K 168061-—
168069.
GOLDE (ROBERT P.) Elberta, Ala.
12282. 12283
Thou shalt not kill, 1, 2, © May 1.
1922;, 2 ¢. each July 15, 1922 >a Padres.
255734.
GOLDMAN (Harry) Chicago. [12284
Spectacles free on ten days trial. ©
Aug. 31, 1922; 2 € Sep Sree
167750.
GOop FURNITURE MAGAZINE. Grand
Rapids, Mich. 12285-12290
[Furnishing and decorating the
home, plates, 351, 354, 355] © Mar. 9.
1922: 2 ¢ each June 207 e227
166233. 166234, 166237.
[Plates, 352, 358, 359] © Apr.
10. 1922: 2 c. each June 24) 19227 6%
166232. 166235, 166236.
GoopMAN (Harry B.) Los Angeles.
12291
Let’s pull together. © May 1, 1922;
2c. July 17, 1922; K 166943.
GRAVELLE PICTORIAL NEWS SERVICE. In-
dianapolis. 12292
Foch (Marshal Ferdinand ) of
France. © Nov. 21, 1921; 2\edume
26.1922 f. 2bpaGk: ;
GREAT LAKES TRANSIT corP., Buffalo.
12293-12295
[3 prints]:
Juniata (S. S.)—Octorara (S. 8.)—
Tionesta (S:; S.). © July 4) 19227 202
each July 14. 1922; K 166636-166638. °
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Qa:
Jape
s E.) New York.
12296, 12297
GREENBERGER (.JACQUES
Big G furniture works. [Letter-
head} © May-1, 1922; 2 ¢c. Sept. 27,
1922; K 168193.
Buy furniture direct from factory.
Peiiay 1, 19225 2 ec Sept.. 27, 1922;
Kk 168192.
GRENHAGEN Oshkosh, Wis.
12298
capitol, assem-
McCarthy me-
Pile LOZ 2s De.
(Mrrron )
Madison, Wis., State
biy chamber, Charles
morial tablet. © Aug.
Aug. 24, 1922; J 256845.
GROSE (PARLEE C.) McComb, O.
12299
Mt. Jackson, Va., Shenandoah Cav-
erns, Elfiand. © Aug. 10, 1922; 2 ¢.
mage 1201922: K 168219.
New York.
12300-12306
© Aug, 15, 1922; 2'c Aug.
K 167310.
morning, Cc
Teese | C IK
Gross (EpWARD) CO.,
Gidap.
16, 1922;
Good
Aug. 15,
167311.
Ly prints] :
Clematis and wisteria ;
Stork.
16, 1922:
Mister
Aug.
by Blondelle
Malone.— Formal rose garden; by
Blondelle Malone——In the dressing
room; by Louis Kronberg.—Rosebush
lane; by Blondelle Malone.—Water
lillies; by Blondelle Malone. © Sept.
Gentg22- 2 ec. each Sept. 9, 1922: K
167715-167719.
GUELDY, INC., New York. 12307
friomphe! © Aug. 1, 1922: 2 «
mage. 21° 1922: K 167471.
Gunter (CHas. H.) Danville, Va.
12308
Franklin and his family. © July
melo 2 ¢. Aug. 3, 1922; J 256820.
GUTHER; (CARL H.) Washington, Ia.
42309
concert band. ©
Judy ls 1922 ed
Washington, Ia.,
wo 40). 1922: 2 «.
255688.
HAINES FALLS FREE LIBRARY, Haines
walis: N. Y. 12310-12313
Haines Falls, N. Y.. free library. ©
Peete O22 = 2 e: Auge) 15, 1922 1K
167302.
children’s corner. © Aug. 12,
5 2 ¢, Aug. 15, 1922; K 167689.
end of path. © Aug. 12, 1922;
Peacwade 15, 1922 °K 167308.
a ae to path. © Aug.
ec. Aug. 15, 1922; K 167688.
1922
12,
1922:
Bae
| Harp (FRANK G.) Cleveland.
HakkeErurp (N. L.) Bemidji, Minn.
12314
Through the birches. © Sept. 25.
1992-2 ¢: Sept: 28, 1922: h, 257431.
Hamip (ABDUL) New York. 12315:
Allah, Islam. Temple of Mecca
Arabia. “C) Ause 12551922" 2" ¢. Och..o,
1922; K 168383.
HANSEN (GEORGE E.) Chicago. 12316
Resting. © July 20, 1922; 2 ¢. Aus.
19, 1922; J 256778.
123517
Cap’n. Kidd. [Cutout pirate] ©
July 20) A922. 2 ec, Milby ied, 1922 55 f
6927.
Harping (FRANK) New York. 12318
Face upon the bar-room floor. ©
Ae 25,0922 252 ver Septe 21922) as
167856.
Harris (BENJAMIN) cCo., INC., New
York. 12319
Roe Pe nO. smh ok We. ON eae
design]. 1©) Septi 21922; 2c. Sept:
ty G22" Re 167759:
Harris (Tyra W.) Ephrata, Wash.
12320)4 2320
beach scene. ©
LG July TS MOD Th
Soap Lake, Wash.,
Holy bo? 2
255686.
Main st. © July 1, 1922; 2
July 13, 1922;-J 255687.
Harris (W. J.) Lake Hopatcong, N. J.
12522) W225
Lake Hopatcong, N. J., Alamac
hotel dock, mermaid anglers’ Sues
July 29, 1922, AS BU © Aus? 5.1922
2) ¢. exch Aue. 81, 1922: J 357009,
257010.
HARRISON (Mrs. Francis A.) Oak-
land, Calif. 12324
Service by experts, 22574, [girl and
parrot] © May 28, 1922; 2 c« Sept. 2,
1922; K 167664.
Hart (Lin R.) Leavenworth, Wash.
12325-12332
Blewett Pass highway, 1-4. © June
24 1922 2 eve each July) 12,1922: F,
255644255647.
STi Oe o's
each July 12, 1922 ;
Dirby. Gy) 1922 Dee
BE 255648, 255650,
| 255651.
Top O’ the Hill, 6. © July 6,
1922; 2 ¢ July 12, 1922; J 255649.
245
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12333
Hart, SCHAFFNER & MARx, CHICAGO.
12333-12423
[At the ball] ’@ Mar \b, 19225 2) €.
AUS? 17; 1922 = °K 1671s.
[First in war, first in peace, first in
the hearts of his countrymen |] ©
Dee! SE Tees 2. ce wAWe 5 A. MO ee
167341.
[four score and seven years uago,
ete]. ©: Dec) 81): 1928: 2°e) Auge dg:
1922 K 16%San.
[Friendly chat] © Dec. 12,
2 c. Aug. 17, 1922; K 167340.
[Friends meet] © Dec. 12,
ec. Aug. 17, 1922; K 167339.
[Off to church]: © “Mar. 5, 1922.
CNUs SER. WOLe Ke MOV etd
[5 prints]:
[Alright, good night]—[Leisurely
strolling]—[On the march]—[Ready
1921 ;
19210
i)
bo
for a_stroll]—[Recognizing an old
acquaintance] © Dec. 17, 1921; 2 «
‘each Aug. 17, 1922; K 1673834-167338.
[7 prints]:
[First aidjJ—[Going motoring]—
[Isn’t it wonderful]+[Ready for
school] — [Waiting for the car] —
[Waiting for the foursome ahead]—
[Watching the parade] © Feb. 10,
1922)" Deh each Aus. I1f,, 1922501
167353-167359.
[8 prints] :
fAt the depot]—[Looking over the
antiques] —[Merci, mademoiselle]—
[Off for a stroll]—[Tired from shop-
ping]—[Viewing the new squad]—
[Waiting for her friend]—[Watching
a kite] © July 1, 1922; 2 c. each Aug.
25, 1922; KK 167521-167528.
{9 prints]:
fAt the eclub]—[Five fifteen |—J[In
the brush-wood]—[Making love to his
best friend]—[Naturalist]—[Off to
meet friends[—[Recognizing a
friend] — [Talking things over]
[Watching a game of polo] © Mar.
22 1922) Pie each Awe. 1%, dO22 cts
167372-167380.
[9 photographs]:
[At the first tee]—[At the flower
bazar]—[Business men’s. special ]—
[Cententment] —[Criticizing a
player]—J[Like trying to find a needle
in a haystack] — [Looking them
over|—[Note from herJjJ—[Off to
WOLk] Vi dune, 10, 1922 5).2)) eo Neach
Aug. 25, 1922; K 167512-167520.
[10 prints]:
[After school]—[First choose]—
[Inquiring reporter]—[Love me, love
pt. v4 See
hike] — [New mid-iron] —[Old ac
quaintances]—[On a vacation ] —
[Waiting for the subway] © Feb. 11,
1922 ;3°°2 e@ -each’ Aus. 717, (eee
167360-167369.
[11 prints]: a
[At the aviation fieldJ]—[At the
lawn party|—[Dictation]—[Flag is
passing ]—[Leisure moments|]—[Off to
college]—[Office hours] —[Raglan
model] — [Vacation time]—T[Waiting
for her]—[Waiting for the bus]
Jan. 21, 1922; 2 ce. each Aue ei iegee |
K 167342-167352.
(a2) prints:
[At the courts]—[At the park]—
{Bookworm ]—[YF inal match] — [Give
us a light]—[Looks like rain]—
[Off for home]—[Sporting a cane|]—-
{Sunday morning]—[To keep his ap-
pointment]—[Trying for a _ ride|—
[Waiting for friends] © May 20,
1922; K 167895-167406.
[14 prints]:
[Afternoon with her]—[At the sea-
shore]—[Business before pleasure ]—
[Complete comfort]—[Exercising the
dog]—-[Holding his fate]—T[Invitation
to a dance]—[New pitcher ]—[Rough-
ing it up]—[Seniors]—[Spotting an
old classmate]—[To see him off]—
[Waiting for the other party]—[Wed-
ding bells] © Apr. 22, 1922; 2 c each
Aug. 17, 1922; K 167381-167394.
Harwoop (RutTH) Oakland, Calif.
12424-12426
[8 prints]:
For you a greeting. [Buddha de-
sign]—Not for today only, ete. [Win-
dow candle design]—-To bring you
greetings. [Lantern design] © Aug.
7, 1922; 2c. each Aus 77, S222
167146—167148.
Hewtpt (ALBERT) Evansville, Ind.
12427
Allen (Bishop Edward P.) silver
anniversary, Mobile, Ala., May 10,
1922. ©. May. 6, 1922: 2pey Wha ees:
1922; J 256260.
HELLER (EDMUND) Chicago. 12428
Mountain sheep. (Jn Natural his-
tory, May, June, 1922)° © July 25,
1922; 1 c. Aug, 14,. 19222 Kenge
HemMiInG (Harry H.) Milwaukee. j
12429, 12430
Gridley product. ©, 1.:@) Sepin 9;
1922: Jn2pcO2s.
I am the foster mother of mankind,
use my product freely and I will
build for you a nation that is powerful
in body and in brain. ©1c. Aug. 19,
my dog]—[Morning chat]—[Morning | 1922; J 256779.
246
,
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1922
HENDERSON (F. R.) & Co., INC., New
York. 12431-12434
Rubber. Price of ribbed smoked
sheets at New York and total monthly
exports from the east, July, 1921 to
June, 1922. © July 8, 1922; 2¢ July
£0)°.1922: I 7080.
——Aug., 1921 to July, 1922.
Aug. 3, 1922; 2 ce. Aug. 4, 1922; I 6940.
—— Sept., 1921 to Aug., 1922. ©
epee te 19222. 2. -e. osept,, 2, 1922 - J
T7076.
pei. lued “to. Nept., 1922.
Wer, to22-> 2 ¢' Oct. 4, 1922: 17245.
Hickox (WitriaAm C.)_ Rochester,
i eX 12435
Sunrise on Fourth Lake, Adiron-
daeks. © June 27, 1922; 2 ¢. July 10,
1922; J 258045.
HIGGINS (CHARLES RAYMOND) Bath,
Me. 12436-12488
Tom and Huck, 1, 2, 3. © Aug. 18,
eee ©. each Sept; 5, 1923; J
257044-257046.
HIxon (JOHN PETER) Elkhart, Ind.
12439
Tuffs (William) memorial. © Sept.
a7 922-2 c Sept..14, 1922: J. 257061.
HOAGLAND (Wm. W.) San Francisco.
12440
Hold on to the rope. © May 26,
1922-2 ¢. July 3, 1922; K 166446.
HOEVEL MFG. Co., Jersey City. 12441
' General arrangement of building
and equipment for sandblasting rail-
road cars. [Blueprint] © Apr. 13,
a922; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1922: I 6941.
HoFFMAN (Matvina) New York.
12442
Peri, back view showing back of
man and right profile of woman’s face.
fea 1 1992> 2 ec. July 26,1922: J
256311.
HoLtTzMAN (MiNnarp) Columbus, O.
CLASSES, H TO K
12448 |
Center hall with coat closet and
one chimney, small size six room, floor
plan arrangement, 107. [Blueprint]
OiAge 26, 1922); 2 cc. Oct. 4,:1922; I
72438.
Homer (JOHN) Hollywood, Calif.
12444-12447
[4 photographs]:
In the good old hanging days of
the Georges. Thirty lashes.—Weaning
scene. Nursing mother.—Trial at the
12469
Court house. The accusation.—Wait-
ing to be whipped. © July 1, 1922;
2 -@,, enc pAus ity, 1922 5. 3 -256962—-
256965.
Horton (T. J.) St. Paul, Minn. 12448
Moccasin flower. © July 30, 1922;
2 ey 20) 1922 2 J 25 7029.
HorypezaAk (THEODOR) Washington.
12449-12460
Washington, D. C.:
Agriculture dept., grounds, 5.—
American Red cross headquarters,
27.— Botanical gardens, Bartholdi
fountain, 14.—Japanese cherry blos-
soms, 1—Lincoln memorial, 80, 81.—
Pan American annex, 23.—Pan Ameri-
ean bldg., reflection, 24.—Rock Creek
park, waterfalls, 15.—U. S. Treasury,
82.—White House, 26.—White House,
portico, 85. © Aug. 2, 1922; 2 c. each
Aug. 8, 1922; J 256411-—256422.
Howe (ArtHur L.) Methuen, Mass.
1246]
Goddess of safety. ©1c. Aug. 2.
922° 256158:
Hower (FRANK B.) Los Angeles.
12462
Firing 14 inch gun. © July 20,
1922 D2 en duly al) 1922 - J 2563358;
Hus, Baltimore. 12463
Camp. © Sept. 8, 1922; 2c. Sept.
OP 1922 > K 167714.
Husner (G. A.) Minneapolis.
12464, 12465
Brel wr Gs Gy 4,2.» 4) fulygis:
i927 Dt ce Leaeh Suly. 24,1922
256246, 256247.
Hupson (HENRIETTA) Bolton Landing-
on-Lake George, N. Y 12466
George (Lake) view from the Roost.
© Sept. 9, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1922;
J 2501
HucHES (DAvip WILLIAM) Knoxville,
Tenn. 12467
Turn your junk into cash. © Aug.
6, 1922; 2 c. July 24, 1922; K 167188.
Hucues & Fowrer, Middletown, N. Y.
12468
Goshen, N. Y., aero view, 1922. ©
Aus. 1, 1922-2 ¢) Aub. 18, ‘1922; K
167457.
Hurt (Marvin C.) Evanston, Ill.
12469
Community service. © July 19,
1922; 2-¢. July 21, 1922; K 166801.
247
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12470
Pt. IvV.; MS Woe
Hwussrty (JOHN PARKE) Dallas.
12470-12472
Arresting attention. © June 2,
1922> 2 e, sume 29, 1922" Kk 1663To:
Doe Blow’s notes. © July 20, 1922;
2 ¢. Suly, 24, 1922- K 166979:
Si. Cologys Cy Aug Sal gee tile
Sept. 29, 1922; K 168239.
IDEAL PLEATING co., New York. 12473
Exclusive novelties. © Sept. 14,
1922; (2c) Sept. 16, 19227); Ke T6sier
CORRESPONDENCE UNIVER-
Piladelphia.
12474-12478
A. D., junior section, plates 8-12:
Construction details, isometric per-
spective.—Fireplace details.—Isometri-
cal perspective.—Kitchen cupboard de-
tails—Stairway details. © June 138,
1922; 2 c. each July 24, 1922; I 6908-
6912.
INLAND PRINTER CO.,
INDUSTRIAL
SITY, INC.,
Chicago.
12479, 12480
De Vinne (Theodore Low) 1828—
1914. (Harly master printers. Jn In-
land printer, July, ee) Oniuly 4,
1922 3 ; IX 166705.
Hoe
(Early
printer,
Le. Sept. dle g22
INTERNATIONAL FEATURE
New York. 12481-12597
Bringing up father [1922]:
©. dol? ie. duly 33K 140451,
© July 9; 1c. July 10; K 149460.
© July 16; 1c. July 15; K 149468.
© July 23; 1c. July 24; K 149480.
© Aug. 6; 1 c& Aug. 5; K 149491.
© Aug. 13; 1c. Aug. 14; K 149498.
© Aug. 20; 1c¢. Aug. 19; K 149508,
© Aug. 27; 1¢ Aug. 26; K 149518.
© Sept. 3; 1c. Sept. 5; K 149523.
© Sept. 10; 1¢. Sept. 11; K 149534.
© Sept. 17; 1c. Sept. 16; K 149537
ire wily 12: 1922
(Richard Maren) 1812-1886.
master printers. Jn Inland
Sept., 1922) © Sept. 1, 1922:
SK LGt(Ge2.
SERVICE, INC.,
——Same. © Sept. 24, 1922; 2¢
Sept. 23, 1922; K 149548.
Cherries: «© ‘Sept. 10, 1922.) 1-¢
Sept. 18, 1922; K 149536.
Coming events. © Aug. 13,
1) Cee NOR KK 4G ada
Down on the farm. [1922]:
©) uly? . 1 ce. huly. 32 Io 49450)
© July 9: 1c July 10: K £49461.
© July 16; 1c. July 15; K 149469.
© July 23; 1c. July 24; K 149481.
1922 ;
© Suly. 30: Le
© Ae G3) Tine
July 31; K 149486.
Aug. 5; K 149492.
© Aug. 13; 1c. Aug. 14; K 149499.
© Aug. 20; 1c. Aug. 19; K 149510.
© Aug. 27; 1c. Aug. 26; K 249517.
© Sept. 3; 1 c. Sept. 5; K 149521.
© Sept. 10; 1 c. Sept. 11; K 149533.
© Sept. 17; 1 c Sept. 16; K 149539.
Same. © Sept. 24, 1922; 2 ¢.
Sept. 28, 1922; K 149550.
Edd'e’s friends [1922]:
© June 18; 2 c. June 26; K 149474.
© July 2; 2 ¢ July 8; K 149455.
© July 9; 2 ec July 10; K 149457
© July 16; 2¢. July 15; K 149466.
© July 23; 2 ¢. July 24; K 149476.
© July 30; 2 c. July 317 K 149484
© Aug. 6; 2 c. Aug. 5; K 149493.
© Aug. 18: 2c. Aug. 44° 149501,
© Aug. 20; 2 c. Aug. 19; K 149506.
© Aug. 27; 2c. Aug. 26; K 149515.
© Sept. 3; 2 c. Sept. 5; K 149526.
© Sept. 10; 2 c. Sept. 11; K 149530.
© Sept. 17; 2 c. Sept. 16; K 149541.
© Sept. 24; 2 c. Sept. 23; K 149546.
Same. © Sept. 3; 1922. 1c
Sept. 5, 1922; K 149527.
Eyes front. © July 30, 1922; 1 «.
Aug. 10, 1922; K 149496.
[First of a series of drawings paint-
ed especially for this page by Edmund
Frederick] © June 25, 1922: 1 «.
June 380, 1922; K 149471.
Help, help. © July 9, 1922-7 ¢
July 15, 1922; K 149470.
Hurrah for the fourth of Juiy. ©
July 219223) 1 ¢.Sulyei ise
149462.
Jerry on the job
© June 18; 2 c. June 26; K 149475.
© July 2;2¢ July 3; & 140454.
© July 9; 2.¢. July 10; K 149458.
[1922]:
bo
Q
© July 16; 2c. July 15; K 149464.
© July 23; 2¢ July 24; K 149478.
© July 30; 2c. July 31; K 149485.
© Aug. 6; 2 c. Aug. 5; K 149495.
© Aug. 13; 2c. Aug. 14; K 149500.
© Aug. 20; 2¢. Aug. 19; K 149505.
© Aug. 27; 2 ¢. Aug. 26; K 149514.
© Sept. 3; 2 c. Sept. 5; K 149524.
© Sept. 10; 2 c. Sept. 11; K 149531.
© Sept. 17; 2 «. Sept. 16; K 149540.
© Sept. 24; 2 c. Sept. 23; K 149545.
248
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 8, 1922
Katzenjammer kids [1922] :
© Joly 27-1 ¢. July 3; K 149452.
© July 9; 1c¢. July 10; K 149459.
© July 16; 1c. July 15; K 149467.
© July 23; 1c. July 24; K 149479.
© July 30; 1c. July 31; K 149488.
© Aug. 6; 1 c. Aug. 5; K 149490.
© Aug. 13; 1c. Aug. 14; K 149497.
© Aug. 27; 1c. Aug. 26; K 149516.
© Sept. 17; 1 c. Sept. 16; K 149538.
Keep it dark. © Aug. 6, 1922; 1c.
Aug. 14, 1922; K 149508.
Krazy Kat [1922]:
© July 2; 1c. July 3; K 149449.
© July 9; 1¢. July 11; K 149468.
© July 16; 1 ¢ July 18; K 149472.
© Aug. 13; 1c. Aug. 15; K 149504.
© Aug. 27; 1 ¢. Aug. 29; K 149520.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 27; K 149547.
Krazy Kat illustrations. (Jn Krazy
Kat):
And so, aS we said before, etc.—And
with his royal shape, etc. —Ballet
skirt atoss upon the line, ete.—Fear
gives way to kuriosity.—He looks like
a stranger, ete—Jce Stork who re-
spects neither time, tide or persons,
etc.—Krazy is discovered asleep, etc.—
[Krazy Kat. Back cover] — Krazy
Kat. [Front cover] — Krazy Kat.
[Title page]|—Krazy wakes up, ete.—
Kurosity surrenders to joy, ete.—Law,
order and a vigilant eye, etc—On, on,
on with the dance, etc.—Tempted, twas
thus Eve fell—What sinister hour is
this, ete —Willyim Postem, known to
the paste-over fraternity as Bill, ete.
© July 1, 1922; 2 c each July 8, 1922;
K 167192-167208.
Last dip. © Aug. 27, 1922; 1 ¢. Sept.
6, 1922; K 149528.
Little Jimmy [1922]:
© June 18;2c. June 26; K 149473.
© July 2;2c. July3; K 149453.
© July 9; 2c. July 10; K 149456.
© July 16; 2¢. July 15; K 149465.
Otuly 23:2 ce. Inly 24;\K 149477.
© July 30; 2c. July 31; K 149483.
© Aug. 6; 2 c¢. Aug. 5; K 149494.
© Aug. 2c¢. Aug. 14; K 149502.
© Aug. 20; 2 c. Aug. 19; K 149507.
@ Aug. 27; 2c. Aug: 26; K 149513.
© Sept. 3; 2 c. Sept. 5; K 149525.
© Sept. 10; 2 ¢. Sept. 11; K 149529.
© Sept. 17; 2c. Sept.16; K 149542.
© Sept. 24; 2 ce.
Sept. 23; K 149544. |
12617
Monday-y-y-y. uly 259 Vtg22i:
1c. July 31, 1922; K 149489.
Moths and the flame. © Aug. 20,
1922; 1 c Aug. 30, 1922; K 149519.
Off with the old, on with the new.
© Sept. 17, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1922;
KK 149543.
On our block. © Aug. 20, 1922; 1.
Aug. 19, 1922; K 149509.
Same. © Sept. 10, 1922;
Sept. 11, 1922; K 149532.
September eve. © Sept. 3, 1922; 1c.
Sept. 18, 1922; K 149535.
Pillke the, toler: ©) Septs/3. 1922+
isex Sept. dD, 1922 °K 149522.
Watch your step. © July 16, 1922;
1 ¢ July 24, 1922: K 149482.
Wedding bells for Batch. © Sept.
24, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1922; K 149549.
he G;
IOWA PEARL BUTTON co., Muscatine, Ia.
12598, 12599
Bluebird pearls. [Card for pearl
buttons] © Sept. 5; 1922; °2' c. Sept.
11, 1922; K 168048.
Cardinal brand pear] buttons.
ton display card] © Aug. 10,
2 ce. Sept. 14, 1922; K 168047.
| But-
1922);
JACOBY (CHARLES EK.) Kimball, Neb.
12600-12604
Yellowstone natl. park, Yellowstone
Balis: -© Jann 10) 19222) ¢. JulyeL,
1922; J 257047.
[4 photographs] :
Estes park, Col., Sheep Lake.—Red
Wolf (Chief)—Sunrise on Yellowstone
Lake, Yellowstone natl. park.—Yel-
lowstone natl. park, Sylvan Lake. ©
dan wor 192292 eleach July 17) 1922;
J 256860-256863.
JAEGER (FREDERICK ADAM) New York.
12605-12617
Romeo and radio [1922]:
© June 24; 1c. June 26; K 166239.
©) halwalls lev bulyas: IK 166433:
© July 8; 1c. July 10; K 166454.
© July 15; 1¢. July 19; K 166743.
© July 22; 1c. July 31; K 166488.
© Aug. 5; 1¢. Aug. 9; K 167191.
© Aug. 12;1c¢. Aug. 14; K 167304.
© Aug. 19; 1c. Aug. 24; K 167537.
© Aug. 26; 1 c. Aug. 30; K 167573.
© Sept. 2; 1 c. Sept. 11; K 167767.
© Sept. 9; 1 c Sept. 13; K 167780.
© Sept. 16; 1c. Sept. 19; K 167964.
© Sept. 23; 1¢. Sept. 27; K 168148.
249
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12618
pt. 2v. ae eee
JAHUCKE (Ernest Lee) New Orleans.
12618
Service for ships. © Jan. 1, 1922;
20 (AUS. Sk. AG22 = Ke Ghia.
JAQUITH (WiLLIAM H.) II., Lawrence,
Mass. 12619
Jaquith for lfe, Keeps the wolf
away. © May 5, 1922; 2 ¢.: July. 26,
1922; K 166869.
Jarvis (DororHy) Brookline, Mass.
12620
Dragon fly. © Aug. 1, 1922; 2 «.
Aug. 24, 1922; J 256846.
JENNINGS (JOHN THOMAS) Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 12624) 1.2622
Hight hundred and fifty mine mules
on. vacation. © VAme" 16) A922 2)".
Sept. 11, 1922; J 257036.
Mathewson (Christy) and parents
at home. © Aug. 16, 1922; 2 c. Sept.
TE Tae eer Fr 2510p...
JENSEN (J. A.) Waukegan, Ill. 12623
Last four pictures in. July, know
your neighbor test. © July 29, 1922;
1 e, Aug. 11, 1922; K 167768.
JOHNSON (A. R.) Catawissa, Pa.
12624
Susquehanna River, Catawissa, Pa.
CG) Aven t6 1922 2c. Aus ie, 1922 5
J 256756.
JOHNSON (HeERBERT) New York.
12625-12665
Critical moments. © June 29, 1922;
1c. Aug. 7, 1922; K 167164.
Forgotten pastimes [1922]:
© Apr) 135 Wie) sume 23 + 0K is6213;
© May 2; 1c. June 25; K 166857.
© June 20; 1 c. Aug. 7; K 167161.
Iruture pastimes [1922]:
©Apri9: 1c. June: 23) K 166221.
© May 4;1e¢ July 25; K 166858.
© May 6; 1c. July 25; K 166859.
If dreams came true [1922]:
© Apr. 3;1c¢. June 23; K 166218.
© Apr. 14; 1c. June 23; K 166212.
© Apr 273 1)e) June 23; K 66209:
© May 23; 1 ¢. June 25; K 166866.
© June 8; 1c. Aug. 7; K 167158.
©' June Opie Aug. 72 K 161159.
© June 27; 1c. Aug. 7; K 167163.
© July 3; 1c¢ Aug. 18; K 167481.
© Aug. 8; 1c. Sept. 20; K 167987.
© Aug. 16; 1c. Sept. 20; K 167989.
© Aug. 26; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 167990.
Last days of school. Being the only
boy in his grade who hasn’t played
hookey, etc. © May 25, 1922; 1c.
July 25, 1922; K 166868.
Old Joe, the veteran fire horse. ©
© May 10, 1922; 1 « July 25, 1922: K
166861.
Perennial pastimes. Reading the
prehistoric magazines, ete. © Apr. 25,
1922.; 1 c.. June 23, 19225 1K 166224.
Same man. Handling the flapper at
the oftice and at home. © May 18,
1922; 1 ¢. July 25, 1922> Ko 1eeses)
Sport of kings. © Aug. 3, 1922; 1c.
Sept. 20, 1922; K 167986.
Spring pastimes. © Apr. 11, 1922;
1e. June 23, 1922; K 166214.
——Same. © May 8, 1922; 1 «
July 25, 1922; K 166860.
Strange, how much the old swim-
ming hole has shrunk since dad was a
kid) © May 19) 1922-7 ean oe
1922; K 166865.
Summer pastimes [1922]:
© May 16;1¢. July 25; K 166863.
© May 26; 1c. July 25; K 166867.
© June 6; 1 c@ Aug. 7; K 167157.
© June 19; 1 c Aug. 7; K 167160.
© June 22;1c. Aug. 7; K 167162.
© July 1; 1c. Aug. 18; K 167480.
© Aug. 2; 1c. Sept. 20; K 167985.
© Aug. 10; 1 ¢. Sept. 20; K 167988.
Thrillers. © Apr. 6, 1922; 1c. June
23,1922; K 166216:
Trouble man. Freddie has so many
ealls from neighbors for his skill as
a radio expert. © May 12, 1922;1e.
July 25, 1922; K 166862.
Try this on your saxophone. © Apr.
5, 1922; 1 ¢. June 23,1922" Ka Ge2t i
What every husband knows [1922]:
© Apr. 8; 1 ¢. June 23; K 166215.
© Apr. 215 1-¢. June 23.7)iKe 166222.
© Apr. 22; 1 ¢. June 23; K 166223.
© Apr. 28; 1c. June 23; K 166220.
JOHNSTON (FRANCES B.) New York.
12666-12760
Philadelphia, Pa., Chestnut Hill,
Vhitemarsh hall, residence of E. T.
Stotesbury, exterior, 101-123. ©1e.
each Aug. 3, 1922; J 256423256445.
interior, 125-127, 1382, 134, 137-
; 140, 148, 144, 146, 151,153 155-158, 161-
171, 176-178, 180-186, 188, 193, 196-201,
205, 207; 209-211, 215, 218, 2195) 221,
225, 227-230, 232, 238, 235, 257) 238,
240, 248, 245, 248; 250,. 253., ©) ive
each Aug. 3, 1922; J 256446-256517.
250
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mO. >, 1922
12808
JONES 2 (JoHN Martin) Chatham, Va.
12761
Chatham, Va., Chatham Episcopal
institute, aeroplane view. © July 31,
1922; 2 ¢. Aug. 28, 1922; J 256895.
JOURNAL PTG. co., Minneapolis.
12762
Towering chimneys mark site of
fireswept Lafayette club. © June 19,
foes! ec.) June 26; 1922; K ‘166787.
IX PHOTO SERVICE, INC., Phoenix, Ariz.
12763
Road from Los Angeles, Calif., to
Phoenix, Ariz., via Blythe, air view.
Boesept. 21, 1922; 2 c Sept. 25, 1922;
J 257814.
IKALEC BROS., Detroit. 12764, 12765
Grayling (Camp) Mich., U. S. na-
tional guard camp. © Aug. 20, 1922;
ere mene (1, 1922: J 257020.
125th machine gun co. on range.
menue. 20. 1922; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1922;
a 257021.
IXANOFSKY (RAYMOND) New York.
12766
Construction of a two-stage amplifier,
radio builder plan, series D, plan 5.
eeduly 15, 1922; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1922;
I 7239.
KAUFMAN (SOL) New York. 12767
Gem creations. © May 25, 1922;
2 e. July 3, 1922; K 166748.
KEITH (JOHN A. H.) Indiana, Pa.
12768
_{Indiana, Pa., Indiana state normal
school, buildings and landscape] ©
Pee O22): 2 ce. June 27, 1922; K
166991.
KELLEY (FRANCIS ©.) Chicago.
12769
[Direct route to the Kingdom, the
Holy Catholic church] © Aug. 10,
1922; 2 ce. Aug. 14, 1922; K 167859.
KENNELL (HARL E.) Colfax, Wash.
g Arar
Colfax, Wash., Main st. © Aug. 17,
a22; 2 c. Aug. 23, 1922; J 256842.
KEYSTONE VIEW co., Meadville, Pa.
gD ATE Gh Wee Whey Bp -
Lang euneda} impersonator of the
Christ in passion play, and son in
workshop, Oberammergau, Germany,
g2479. © July 1, 1922; 2 ¢.. July 27,
1922; J 256548.
Mt. Rainier natl. park, Wash.,
flower-decked parks surrounding the
snow cap of Mt. Rainier, 23363. ©
ee, tO sD te. Aug, Sb 1922: J
256919.
2
IXING FEATURES SYNDICATE, INC.,
a
New
York. 12773-12803
Barney Google [1922]:
© June 25; 1c. June 30; K 166449.
© July 2; 1c. July 10; K 166477
© July 9; 1¢. July 15; K 166714.
© July 16; 1c¢. July 24; K 166846.
© July 23; 1c. July 31; K 166988.
© July 30; 1 c. Aug. 9; K 167181.
© Aug. 6; 1 ce. Aug. 14; K 167318.
© Aug. 13; 1c. Aug. 21; K 167491.
© Aug. 20; 1c. Sept. 13; K 167786.
Mrs. Trubble [1922
© June 24; 1c. June 30; K 166450.
© July 1; 1 ¢. July 10; K 166476.
© July 8; 1c. July 15; K 166716.
© July 15;1¢. July 24; K 166847.
© July 22;1¢. July 31; K 166990.
© July 29; 1 e. Aug. 9; K 167180.
© Aug. 5; 1c. Aug. 14; K 167319.
© Aug. 12; 1 ¢: Aug. 21; K 167493.
© Aug. 19; 1c. Aug. 29; K 167574.
© Aug. 26; 1c. Sept. 6; K 167661.
© Sept. 2; 1c. Sept. 18; K 167787.
© Sept. 9; 1 c. Sept. 18; K 167982.
Toots and Casper [1922]:
© June 25; 1c. June 30; K 166448.
© July 2;1c¢. July 10; K 166478.
© July 9; 1c. July 15; K 166715.
© July 16; 1c. July 24; K 166848.
© July 23; 1c. July 31; K 166989.
©) July 303 1c, Aus. 93K 167182.
© Aug. 6; 1c. Aug. 14; K 167320.
© Aug. 18; 1¢. Aug. 21; K 167492.
©) Aus. 20; te Aug; 29; K 167575.
© Aug. 27; 1c. Sept. 6; K 167662.
KInGAN (HRNEST A. J.) Plymouth,
Mass. 12804-12807
poe Mass., Plymouth Rock, 2.
© Jaya 3. 1922 = Die? Fuly: 17, 19225
yaa oA a
BNO} AGS. 2 1920 2
Aug. 4, 1922; J 256519.
Aerio (ils) 4)" Suly 43,
1922; 2 e. July 17, 1922; J 256200.
Qi As) 2.1922: 2) |e
Aug. 4, 1922 J 256518.
KIRSCHBAUM (HAININ) Rocky Mount,
N.C. 12808
Wilson’s 14 points. © June 9, 1922,
2 e. July 6, 19227) 7" 256847:
1
CATALOGUE OF
12809
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. Ty. We seve Le
Koprec (ALBERT J.) Los Angeles. 12809
_. .Worid hope. © June 27, 1922; 2 «.
Im 3. 1922 “ho 2a sab.
IKRAEMER (ADOLPH) Reading, Pa.
12810
Celestial chart of the stars of char-
acteristics. BEDE. Qi rise sy oe
Sept. 29, 1922; K 168221.
IKRAMME (Harry O.) Baltimove.
[12811
Lest we forget. [World war memo-
ral} ~~ © May -24 1922.2 eh Muly 17.
1922; K 166723.
KREUTZ, MODEREGGER & CO., Denver.
12812
holder] ©
Sy ees AS
[Automatic
May.10, 1921;
167540.
cigarette
2 @: ADS.
Glenwood
12813
gS eae
KRUEGER (CARL ERNEST)
Springs, Col.
Little nymph. © July 10,
@. hy: 146 9922" 3 250 0a.
IXRUEGER (RICHARD G.) New York.
12814-12819
[6 prints]:
[Baby bunting]|—[Bo Peep]—I[Boy
Blue ]—[ Hey, diddle, diddle]—]| Hump-
pen ee and Jill] © Aug.
19022)-°2(G each Sepr 15, 2922 = Ks.
ee 167779.
‘ KUMMER (ARTHUR W.) Washington.
12820
Unknown soldier. © July 18, 1922;
Z2°€, (July O22 KO 1G T66D.
LAFEAN (EARLE B.) Pittsburgh.
12821
order united American me-
[Membership certificate] ©
Ze) Sept. py, 9492222 1.
Junior
chanics.
Sept. 9, 1922;
167790.
LAMAR & BARTON, Nashville.
12822, 12823
[Cat and kitten attendance card] ©
Dial Migs OZ 2 es Ame. 2A TORI He
167508.
[Hollyhock attendance card] ©
Jy ie Toe? Bevery Aus, 24) 2 0O27 ok
167507.
Lampros (NicHoLAS) Cle Elum, Wash.
12824
Wooden lady. © Aug. 31, 1922; 2c.
Senbmis ed O22 3S 257053:
LAMPSON (MONROE) St. Louis. 12825
American Christian volunteers. ©
JUNE, Uy MZ 2. Silky As G2 a
166966.
ILANKES (FRANK J.) Gardenvyille, N. Y.
12826-12832
Chimes from the belfry sound
sweetly, etc. © Sept. 2, 1922-32 c¢
sept. 13) 1922; Kiderie:
Christmas. tid ngs. © Ame
1922; 1 c. Aug. 17, 1922; 1-62 Ane 2s.
1922: K 167668.
Glad tidings. © July 29, 1922; 1 ec.
Aug., 8,° 1922; ds-c. (Sep 2 ae
168169.
ireetings. © July gO ess a oe
Aue. 2. O22 = le re o. fh ea
167666.
Happy new yea". © 3 July 19, 1922;
1 ¢e. Aug. 2, 1922; t-¢, Ane 2aeniaes
KK 167667.
In aie gloria. © Aug. 4; 1922:
1 ¢. Aug. 7, 1922) ie Sere. 1922 ; K
168168.
[Nativity] © Seni,
Sept. 13, 1922: K 167773.
RS a aa el
Law (Howarp) Chicago. 12833
Creed. © June 24, 1922; 2 « June
1922; K 166238.
(BENJAMIN FE.) Chieago.
12834
[Take home a brick] © Aug. 15,
1922; 2 c. Sept. 16;:1922 K i6itarks:
LAWRENCE
STUDIO, Lawrence, Kan.
12835
from the top
© te. Sept.
LAWRENCE
Lawrence, Kan., K. U.,
of 257 foot smoke stack.
26,1922): de Zar 29s:
(CHARLES FE.) Cincinnati.
12836
©l1«e June 24,
LAY
[Airplane design ]
1922; I 6865.
LeHr (ANTON A.) Belmont, Mass.
12837
©’ Seni kaze :
7145.
| Phiz-o-sketch |
2 ¢e. Sept. 13):1922'5 %
LEON (Henry H.) co., New York.
12838
Drawing to appear on
boxes] © 1. Aug.
Rithmetic.
cover of children’s
22 NO22. = he ROO te
LEoPoLp, SoLoMON & EISENDRATH, Chi-
cago. — 12889-12842
Langham clothes. [Group of young
people on stairway] © Aug. 31, 1922;
2°¢. Sept..d, 19223 KK feress:
[Young man and girl walking
through snow| © Aug. 31, 1922; 26.
Sept: 5, 1922)-K 16%6ao:
202
MISCELLANEOUS
mi, L922
Langham high clothes for younger
- young men. [Boy in overcoat at door,
ete © Sept. 5, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 11,
1922); IKK 167764.
—+— [Group of young people danc-
me, © Sept. 5, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 11,
goes is 167763.
LEPPKE (Louis A.) Omaha, Neb.
12848
[Omaha, In a word] © July 8,
fee. 2 ¢, July 11; 1922; K 166482.
LigceTT & MYERS TOBACCO Cco., New
York. 12844-12848
Moke ‘em, [Cowboy] ~© July 2,
nee 1-e. July 12, 1922; K 166558.
Let Fatima smokers tell you. [Gar-
den scene] © May 21, 1922; 1c. June
22, 1922; K 166314. .
There is no other cigarette of such
quality at such a price. [Bridle path
scene] © Sept. 17, 1922; 1 e. Sept:
27, 1922; K 168196.
[Golf scene] © Sept. 24, 1922;
4c. Sept. 27, 1922; K 168195.
—_—[Porech scene] © Aug: 27,
w22> lc, Sept. 27, 1922; K 168194.
(CHAS. H.) Richmond, Calif.
12849
Richmond, Calif., Standard oil co.
eae, 51,1922: 2 ¢. Sept. 5, 1922-
J 256994.
LINDENTHAL (GUSTAV) New York.
LIND
12850
[Suspension bridge design. Blue-
pumet| © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1922: I 7070:
_ LINKLETTER (LLOYD GARRISON) Seattle.
12851-12903
National park forest reserve, trees,
fae, 6) Nov. 15, 1921+ 2 ¢ Aug...15,
moe fF 25673).
Rainier (Mt.):
And Reflection Lake. — Emmon’s
Glacier.—DParadise Valley, 414.—Gen-
eral view.—West side, 403, 404. ©
Mev. a5, 1921-2 c. each Aug. 15, 1922;
a 206018 — 256720, 256723, 256725;
256726.
Seattle, Wash., Univ. of Washington :
Campus, Engineering hall, 1501.—
Campus, golf links, 1246—Campus,
Lander and Terry halls, 1518.—Cam-
pus, Meany hall, interior, 534.—Cam-
pus, Phi delt path, 1143.—Campus,
street scene looking north, James J.
Hill's statue in foreground, 1507.—
Campus, students near Denny hall,
1505.—Campus view taken from gar-
CLASSES, H TO K
12905
Pathway, lower campus, 1520.—Philos-
ophy and Commerce halls, and geyser
basin, ©1502) "© May 238; 1922; Be
each Aug. 15, 1922; J 256690, 256699,
250014256717, 2oGt2k,. 256122: : 256n24)
2DGCAT.
Straits of Juan de Fuca, Agate
Beach, 1320. “©. Noy. 25, 1921 > ae:
Aug. 15, 1922; J 256733.
[3 photographs]:
Cascade Mountains from the Univ.
of Washington campus, 1258.—Cres-
cent (Lake) Rosemary landing place
and rustic seat, 1178.—Olympic high-
way near Singers’ resort, at Lake
Crescent, 1172. © May 23, 1922; 2 c.
each Aug. 15, 1922; J 256686, 256687,
256691.
[12 photographs] :
Brothers, Olympic Mountains,
1169—Duckabush River banks and
alders, 1076.—Hoods canal and Sund’s
resort, 1337.—Hoods canal, at Sund’s
resort, near Hoodsport, long distance
view, 1075.—Hoods canal, _ sunset,
1078.—Lower Lilliwaup Falls, 1166,
1374.—Olympic highway and Hoods
canal, 1167.—Olympic Mountains and
Puget Sound, Hoods canal, 1170.—
Rainier (Mt.) from Puget Sound,
near Shelton, Wash., 1072—Rainier
(Mt.) from Shelton, Wash., 1071.—Sea-
beck, Wash., old water trough, 1085. ©
Aug, 25, 1921; 2 ec. each Aug. 15, 1922;
J 256692, 256694, 256696, 256697,
256705, 256707, 256709, 256711-—256713,
256730, 256737.
[20 photographs] :
Cushman (lake) Antlers hotel re-
flected, 1095.—EHagle Falls near Index,
Wash., mountains showing in distance,
1119.—Hotel Antlers and Lake Cush-
man, 1327.—Mountain Peaks from
Goldbar, Wash., 1130.—New highway,
Lake Crescent, 1189 A.—Rainier (Mt. )
from road to Olympia, 1550.—Seattle,
Wash., Univ. of Washington, Bagley
hall, 1149.—Seattle. Wash., Univ. of
Washington campus, chimes tower
path and observatory, 1136.—Seattle,
Wash., Univ. of Washington campus,
Denny hall, 12385.—Seattle, Wash.,
Univ. of Washington campus, Denny
hall and street scene, 1262.—Seattle,
Wash., Univ. of Washington, gym-
nasium, 1148.—Seattle, Wash., Univ.
of Washington, the columns, 1241.—
Silver Lake, sunset, near Everett,
Wash., 13866.—Straits of Juan DeFuca,
Agate Beach, rocky shoreline, 1881.—
Sunset Falls, near Index. Wash.,
dens below the basin, showing Science, | 1123.—Sunset from Fremont bridge,
Philosophy and Commerce halls, etc.— | Seattle, Wash., 1467.—Sunset, Green
200
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12904
LINKLETTER (LLOYD GARRISON )—Con.
[20 photographs ]—Continued.
Lake, Seattle, Wash., 1377.—Sunset,
Silver Lake, near Everett, Wash.,
1126.—Sunshine through trees, 1350.—
Washington Cascades, 1848. © Nov.
ZY. POR. Ze exch Amel. to. Pay
256688, 256689, 256693, 256695, 256698,
256700—-256704, 256706, 256708, 256710,
256728, 256729, 256781, 256732, 256734,
256736, 256738.
LINTHWAITE (HERBERT A.) Los An-
geles. 12904
Hollow channel concrete’ walls.
[Blueprint] © Sept. 15, 1922; 2 «.
Oct. 2. T2227 7W24t.
LLANUZA (PETER) Chicago. 12905
Life’s little worries. © July 10,
1922; 1.c. Aug, 21, 1922; K 167497.
LOEFFLER (A.) Tompkinsville, N. Y.
12906-12908
[8 photographs]:
France (S. S.)—Majestie (S. S.)—
Paris. .(S. S:) ..@©.June 28,1922): 2..e.
each June 29, 1922; J 255572-255574
Loomis (FREp T.) Elmira, N. Y.
12909
Elnira college,
Od uly 9, 19222 12 \e.
J 255721,
Himira, aeiNe 1X,
Cowles hall.
July... 1922:
LovE (WILLIAM HuppBarD) Greensboro,
N.C. 12910, 12911
Good housekeepers service table. ©
Sept. Gedg22 42) -e;\ Sept. Ui. 1922 5.1K
167760.
—— Same.
J 257082.
LOWELL (EKpITH ALLEN) New York.
12912, 12913
Cathedral of St. John me divine.
©Ape ang 22- 2 e. Aue.)22, 1922—) 7,
256824.
Greenwich village theatre. © Apr.
1 A922 > Prewaue, 22. 1922 ° J 256823:
LOWENSTEIN (HERMAN) West New
York. iNeed: 12914, 12915
Are vou afraid to smile? ©1e..
July 22, 1922; J 256225.
Beautiful flashing pearly white teeth
are a distinguishing feature of a
charming personality. ©1e. July 22,
1922; J 256224.
(WALTER J.) Boise, Id.
-
Shone ae Tee) ©r Auge
2c. Aug. 22, 1922; J 256821.
©). ve. Sept, dil, 1922):
LUBKEN
2916
15,4922 :
pt. ‘Iv: BASS Ae
LuNDyY (GEORGE FRANCIS) Chicago.
12917
Free air. (Jn Motor theft news,
May 15, 1922) © May 22, 1922;1¢
July 24, 1922; K 166837.
LyMAN (Storrs) Dayton, Wash.
12918
Sentinel Rock. © Sept. 20, 1922;
2 ec. Sept. 30, 1922; J 257432.
LyNcH (WALTER JAY) Brooklyn.
12919
Maxaphone. © July 18, 1922; 2 ¢
July 18, 1922; J 257026.
Maas & STEFFEN, INC., St. Louis.
12920
Bear chance. © Sept. 20, 1922; 2 ec.
Sept. 29, 1922; K 168220.
McCartHy (FLORENCE) Boston. 12921
Soloist. © June 1, 19227 2°4 Aus:
11, 1922; J 256Gsie
McCartHy (GERALD JUSTIN) Melrose
Park, ili: 12922, 12923
All stars. She never lost a decision.
© July 21, 1922; 1 «c, July
K 167858.
Downtown, a close shave. © July
21, 1922; 1 ¢. July 3h, 1922 toesse-
McCieery (H. H.) Washington, Ia.
12924, aye
Autumn drive. © Aug. 8, 1922; 2
Aug. 11, 1922: K AeiZae
© Aug.
K. 16724a2:
Christmas.
Ane. dd. 19225
&,. 1922 ences
McDovucaLtt & KEEFE, Boothbay Har-
bor, Me. 12926-12928
Sortwell house:
Doorway.—Front view.—Side view.
© ‘Aug! 7,..1922 2 Geren sere,
1922; J 256620-256622
McFrrrince (Joun R.) & sons, Phila-
delphia. 12929
Republican candidates. © Sept. 20,
1922-2 c. Sept. 20, 19225 fargee
MacGrecor (Donatp) Detroit. 12930
Detroit. such river scene. © Aug.
22, 1922: 2c Aug. 25, 1922; J 256890.
MAcILVEEN (ORIANA T.) Brooklyn.
12981
© Aug. 31
K 167670.
Cut the knot of care.
1922);) 2ne: -Sepiy iy W922;
O54.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
138031
McKay (R. H.) Missoula ,Mont.
12932-12940
Bonner, Mont., A. C. M. co., mill,
panorama. Aue 14 | 1922 5. 2 He:
Aug. 28, 1922; J 256891.
Missoula, Mont., from Penwell block,
panorama. © Aug. 14, 1922; 2 «
emt. 0.1922: J 256992.
Univ. of Montana, campus,
panorama. © Sept. 14, 1922; 2 e.
Sept. 19, 1922; J 257179. }
Summer day, 305. © July 10, 1922;
2 ec. June 22, 1922; J 256364.
[5 photographs]:
Afternoon, 240.—Bitter-root flower,
235.—Indian ponies, 3802.—Morning,
239.—-Tepees, 304. © July 10, 1922;
2c. each Aug. 2, 1922; J 256361—-256363,
256365, 256866.
McKery (Roy Carrorz) Dallas.
941
Sunshine. © 1c. July 6, 1922; J
255607.
MAcY ART PROCESS CORP., Chicago.
12942
Eeeoniier © July. 28, 1922: 2 e.
Aug. 14, 1922; K 167536.
MANNHEIMER (Harry M.) St. Louis.
129438
Kiddie checks. © Aug. 2, 1922; 2.
Sept. 21, 1922; K 168013.
MANSFIELD (FRANK) Brooklyn.
12944
Mansfield (Frank) originator of
singing and playing the xylophone
simultaneously, in an original pose.
Paci, 15, 1920; 1 c...July, 11,,.1922;
mene. 9. 1922). J 256850.
Marceau (THEODORE C.) New York.
12945-13030
Parker brides group. © June 14,
1922; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1922; J 286670.
[7 photographs]:
Aldunate (Hon. Carlos).—Berolz-
heim (Mrs. Alfred).—Beyer (Miss C.
E.).—Bromley (Mrs. Bruce).—Burke
(Mrs. J. 8S.) nee Churchill—Keyes
(Miss Adelaide). — Schmalz Mrs.
A. BE.) nee Lamb. © May 26, 1922;
me each, May 25, 1922; J 255838,
255848, 255844, 255846, 255850, 255872,
255875.
[16 photographs]:
Banghart (Mrs. Edgar Schuyler) .—
Boody (Virginia).—Fash (Mrs. Don-
ald G.).—Hill (Mrs. Ira) and dogs.—
Lovejoy (Mrs. Harold).—Marr (WVrs.
Charles B.).—Martin (Vrs. D. J.) nee
Mayer.—Merrick (Mrs. Duff).—Owen
(Mrs. Herbert L.).—Roberts (Jfrs.
Joseph).—Sauer (Mrs. Harry Fran-
cis).—Schlesier (Miss E.) A, B,—
Simon (Mrs. Leopold King).—Tisch
(Mrs. Walter) nee Miss Eleanor
Lyon.—Von Heel (Mr. and Mrs. H.).
© June 30, 1922; 2 c .each Aug. 238,
1922; J 256874-256889.
[25 photographs] :
Alozoga (S. de)—Ash (Mrs. P. D.)—
Bromley (Mrs. B.) nee Baldwin.—
Brown (Mrs. R.) nee Oliver.—Cater
(Mrs. A.) nee Payne.—Charlton
(R. H.)—Conway (Mrs. W. O.)—Dar-
ling (Mrs. R.) nee Gilmore.—Ford
(Mrs. H. W.) nee Cramp, J 57786, Q
57786.—Glover (Mrs. J.)—Glover
(Miss May)—Heiler (Mrs. D.)—
Kuves (Mrs.) jr—Lawry (Miss
Dons)—Lott (Miss L.) J 57598, L
57598.—Rowland (Mrs.)—Steele (Miss
C.)—Steele (Miss C. A.) M 57775, S
57775.—Strong (Mrs. 8.) nee Steven-
son.—Taylor (Lady W.)—Waldman
(rs. H.) nee Simon.—Woolams (Mrs.
iy = ©; sane 14 1922- 2 e¢ each “Aug:
14, 1922; J 256657-256669, 256671-
256682.
[387 photographs] :
Ayers (Miss Allan J.)—Barra (Mr.
de la)—Benkard (Mrs. J. P.)—Bren-
nan (Mrs. F. 8.) nee Slevin.—Camac
(Miss H. J. M.)—Cartwell (Mrs.)—
Clark (Chas. Upson)—Cohen (JMiss
Estelle)—Conway (Miss C.)—Day
(E. C.)—Farrington (Mrs. H. P.)—
Finley (Dr. John H.)—Gardner (Mrs.
S.)—Griffin (Miss Mary)—Hayman
(Mrs. BH.) nee Meyer—Jaeckel (Miss
Dorothy)—Jones (Mrs. H. C.) nee
Mueller.—Lezendecker (Miss Marie)—
Lott (Mrs. L. D.) nee Merlin—Mar-
getts (Mrs.)—Mills (Capt.)—Monroe
(Mrs. H. C.) nee M. L. C. West.—
Peabody (Miss BHleanor) — Pinchot
(Mrs. M.) and daughter.—Selbridge
(H. Gordon) —Shauley (J/iss Ed-
wina) —Smith (F. W.) —Sullivan
(Miss M.)—Swan (Mrs. A. W.)—
Trabuek (Miss V.)—Tvyerell (Dr.
Charles) — Warren (Miss Alice) —
Waterworth (Miss Emily) — Water-
worth (Miss Maude)—Weiner (Col.
Coy.) White (Miss Adelaide) —
Whitney (Mrs. A. J.) © May 16.
1922-7 2 sem each, : May .25.) 1922 2 oF
255839-255842, 255845, 255847-255849,
255851-255871, 255878, 255874, 255877-
255882.
MARCHAND (ARNOLD New
York. 13031
[Human telephone system] © July
12,1922 * 2G. duly: 145 1922: T 6884.
DAMON)
200
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13032
pt. 1¥1, Bea e Ly
MARFLEET & Hart stupio, Sterling, Il.
13032-13035
[4 photographs }
Berger (Pete) parachuting from a
plane piloted by Farr Nutter.—Morri-
son, Ill., looking east.—Morrison, I1l.,
looking west.—Sterling, Ill. Rock
River country club. © June 27, 1922;
2 e@. each July 12; 19223. J. 255652—
255655.
Marriotrr (F.) London. 13036, 13037
fAmalfi, Italy] © May 1, 1922; 16.
May 29, 1922; K 166677.
[Farm near Falaise, France] ©
Mayet; 19225" a0e) Meaty 297 1O22. WK
166678.
MARSTELLER (ByrpbICE) Harrison, Neb.
130388
Sylvan Lake, S. D., the mirror. ©
sept. 3, 1922;.2 ¢) Sept. 15, 19223
257063.
MARTIN (VERA M.) Des Moines.
13039, 13040 |
Sentiments «© dee July 2h, 4922 - a
256228.
Youths (©), Wc) shiny pede, Wa
2 ad hal td
MARTIN FIREWORKS Co., Ft. Dodge, Ia.
13041-13048
[Civilization, colored, 1] © Aug.
10,1922 2 ¢ Awe 14, 1922 K 167276:
—— [finale, colored, 2] © Aug. 10,
1922 2 Geen: 1922)° Ko t6t2(o.
[large black and white] ©
AUST SISA 2 er PAs sl, O22 ais
167277.
MARTIN’S PHOTO SHOP, Terre Haute,
Ind. 13044
Indiana state normal school, Terre
Haute, Ind., faculty and student body,
Ane VO s1G2207 ©) Aug. 14.1920) 2c.
Aug. 16, 1922; J 257048.
MAson (I. W.) Chicago. 13045
Family register. © Aug. 16, 1922;
2c. Aug. 19, 1922; K 167459.
Mason & Hanson, New York. 18046
[Head ; by Frederick Duncan.
Mason & Hanson calendar] © Sept.
18, 1922; 2 e. Sept. 27, 1922; K 168170.
MATERNITY CENTER ASSN., New York.
13047
[Cradley ©) July 5," 1919-2 ee.
June 30, 1922: K 166769.
MaxweEtt (HAMILTON) New York.
13048
Forest box and lumber co. © May
1, 192252 ¢ ‘Aug. 24.) 1922373 Boos:
Mayer (Harry) Newark, N. J. 13049
Safety coupons. © July 1, 1922;
2 ¢. Aug.’ 30, 1922 1K 67 ra:
MAYHEW
(CarL Catvin) Flagstaff,
Ariz. 13050-13054
Grand Canyon, “Arizi) ©@yamy 627,
1922; 2.c. Aug. 4, 2922-95 250a04-
Hos-Stean-Nez-Socie. © July 14,
1922; 2 ce July 25, 1922 "3 2a.
Navajo sports. © July 14, 1922;
2 ¢. July 25, (922% Ieeaeeaee
Painted desert, desert view. © July
27, 1922; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1922; J 206353.
Rainbow Bridge. © July 27, 1922;
2-¢@: Aug. t, 1922 9 Zocnaee
Merapor (THOMAS OWEN) Mexia, Tex.
13055, 13056
Kosse, Tex., Humphreys Jones oil-
well no. 1. © Aug. 20, 1922; 2 c. Sept.
5, 1922; J 256998;
Richland, Tex., Seay-Cranfill gusher.
© Aug. 31, 1922: 2 te Sent. va, 1oz2 -
J 256999.
MERSHON ADVERTISING AGENCY, Chicago.
13057-13059
[3 prints] :
For your successful start in life,
etc., 013409.—Idle money is a waste,
013410.—They began early to save, etc.,
013411. © July 22, 192255206 esch
July 28, 1922; K 166980—-166982.
MetTcaLr (GRAcE EH.) La Crosse, Wis.
13060-13062
[8 photographs]:
Dance of youth. Dawn.— Spring-
time. © July 15, 1922; 1 c each July
31, 1922: 1 ¢.. each Atle 25,51 9225) Fi
256987-256989.
METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER SERVICE, New
York. 13063, 13064
Down the road. That darn fool
watchman’ll get killed some day.
Aug. 20, 1922;"1 ¢. Sepia 7) W225 ik
167712.
What’ja stop for, we had the
right of way. © Aug 27) 1922; 1 ¢.
Sept. 7, 1922; K 167713.
Mryrer (AGNES E.) Washington.
13065-13084
[20 photographs] :
Hunting scene, plates 1, 2.— Laotzu
delivering the Tao te ching canons,
plate 15.—Lohan, plates 16, 17, 20.—
Lohans, plates 18, 19.—Lotus club,
plates "3-14. © July 14, 1922; 2 ©
each July 17, 1922; J 255808-255827.
296
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
no. 3, 1922
Chicago.
13085-13090
MYER, BOTH CO.,
[6 prints]
[Boys’ Letterhead, K. D.]—[Men’s
fall clothes letterhead, K. E.]—[Men’s
furnishing Xmas letterhead, K. F.]—
[Men’s overcoat letterhead, K. B., K.
C.J—[Men’s suit letterhead, K. A.]
© July 38, 1922; 2 c.. each ay 10,
1922; kK 166466-166471.
Minter (RicHarp CLINTON) Pierre,
On 13091, 13092
Bryan (William Jennings) 1, 2. ©
mes, 1922: 2c. each Aug. 22, 1922;
J 256827, 256828.
Mitts (Wm.) & son, Providence, R. I.
13093-13107
Breaking ground for new homeo-
pathie Benita Of. de why Ke) Shay 13,
foe er duly 18, 1922: J 255699.
Candace st. grammar school, June.
eee vay 3, 1922: 2 c.. duly, 13,
Poee 3 250100.
Esek Hopkins grammar school, June,
foe) June. 8, 1922+ 2e@. July 13;
1922)? 255606.
Laurel Hill ave. school, June,. 1922.
io june 9, 1922; 2 c. July 18, 1922;
J 255701.
Lexington ave. ger rae school,
june, 1922. © June 7, 1922; 2 «. July
fei: l 20005.
Oxford st. grammar school, June,
Pee) May 6, 1922;°2 ¢. July 13,
nee2 = sd 257102.
Point st. grammar school, June, 1922.
(ey May 3, °1922: 2 c. July is, 19225
J 255704.
Providence, R. I., Hotel Biltmore:
Dining room. — Grill. — Lobby.
June 25, 1922; 2 ec. each July 18, 1922;
J 255690—255692.
Vineyard st. grammar school, June,
mee. © May §, 1922; 2 e July 18,
pore: J 2557038.
[4 photographs]:
sroad st. grammar school, graduat-
ing class, June, 1922. English high
school, graduates of, June, 1922.
Technical high school, June, 1922.
Veazie st. grammar school, June, 1922.
ie sune 20, 1922: 2 ¢. ben Fuby. 1S:
1922; J 255698, 255694, 255697, 255698.
MILNER (Jos.) & Son, Florence, Ala.
13108
S Aibest canal locks, Tennessee River,
30 foot lift. Some of Capt. G. W.
Goethal’s work. © Aug. 2, 1922; 2 «.
Aug. 4, 1922; K 167060.
17340—22 5 9
bo Web k 6 00 4
13125
York.
13109
Roselle (Anna) 4. © Aug. 24, 1922;
2c Aug. 28, 1922; J 256894.
MisHkIN (HERMAN) New
Los Angeles.
LSIAO, SAAT:
©: dame 26, -1922''\2:¢.
MISSION FILM CORP.,
Lost sheep.
Aug. 14, 1922; J 256685.
Shepherd, (©). Fane 26,1922 2 e
Aug. 14, 1922; J 256658.
MITCHELL PUBLICATIONS, INc., New
York. 13112-13115
Mitchell American fashions, fall and
winter, 1922, 1923, plates A, B.
Aug. 16; 1922: 2)¢..each Aug. 21, 1922;
K 167505, 167506.
Mitchell’s American furrier, season.
1922", 199R 5 ©. Avg. (21922 + 2:0,- Aus:
DA O22 KOAG TDS.
-—— ladies’ tailor, Fall and Winter,
1922, 1923... © Ang. 2 1922°' 2. ©, Aus:
21, 1922; K 167539.
MiInar (JOSEPH) Greene, Ia. 13116
Nashua, fa., little brown church, in-
| terior. © June 24, 1922; 2'c. June 27,
1922; J 255600.
Mocanpo (FRANK VINCENT) New
York: #3121
Ye sad case of ye printer. © June
10, 1922; 2 ¢c. June 30, 1922; K 166368.
Mock (JoSEPpH Ernrsr) Rochester,
ae 13117, 13118
Notebaert (Rev. Alphonse) 1, 2.
lad ow A
© June 30, 1922; 2 e« each July 5,
1922; J 256400, 256401.
MopERN ARTS SERVICE CO., Indianapolis.
13119
[Lincoln (Abraham)] © June 5,
1922 te June 8.1922 1 ¢. June 22;
1922: K 166447.
Mopricker (FRANK A.) Boston. 18120
Swanee River. © Aug. 21, 1922;
ZiGs Ae ol Oe? ».' 5 -256913:
_
Moore (CHARLES A.) Minneapolis.
13122, AS125
General detail arrangement of
Moore combination brine coil bunker,
bafiies, banana rack and hooks. [Blue-
Print|) © sly i 1922" 2c. July 11
1922; I 6868.
Model fruit and vegetable plant, lo-
cation Plan. [Blueprint] ©) dntly 7%,
) 1Oa2* 2c, Jubpal 192251 G8e9.
ay
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13124
pt. Iv... S., V. 17
Morgan (Horest) Cleves, O. 13124
North Bend, O., gateway to Harri-
son’s tomb. © May 29, 1922; 2 c. Sept.
9; 1922): J 257027.
MoRGENSTERN (IrRvIN) New York.
13125
Caleulat. © Aug. 8, 1922; 2c. Aug.
8, 1922; I 7069.
Morris (PAuL C.) Youngstown, O.
15I26 Aor
Youngstown, O., central business dis-
trict, aerial view. © July 17, 1922;
Ze) J aby 20; 1922 5 J.) 20624
——Idora park, aerial view. ©
July, 19223. 2 ic. Soly:, 20,1922 35
256210.
MorrisoN (EREDERICK ERNEST) Los
Angeles. 13128, 13129
Morrison (I*rederick Ernest) screen
name, Sunshine Sammy, seated. ©
Aug. 16, 1922; J 256748.
standing. ©1c. Aug. 16, 1922;
J 256749 .
MUHAN (JuoSEPH F.) New York.
13130
In memoriam. © June 18, 1922; 2.
July 3, 1922; K 166436.
MunsrEy (R. R.) Washington. 13131
LEtoly’ cross}. ).©:. Aug, 17, 1922): 2 e
Aug. 17, 1922; K 167407.
MurrAyY (WALpo) Cambridge, Mass.
1aIs2 totes
Cambridge, Mass., Harvard uni-
versity, Broadway gate. © June 15,
1922; 2 ¢. June 23; 1922: K 166789.
Meyer gate. © June 15; 1922;
2 e, Fune) 25) 1922; K 166790.
MUSIC NEWS BUREAU, New York.
13134, 13135
Who stumbles most, dances best. ©
June 2201922 le Ane, (31) 1022 Ke
167677. ;
19th hele, a national sport song. ©
Ae Sh OB ate Ape ed DOZD eh ike
167676.
MUSICAL COURIER cCOo.,. New York.
13136
McCormick (Harold) and his new
wife, Ganna Walska. (lm Musical
courier) © Sept. 14, 1922; 2 c. Sept.
16, 1922; K 167860.
Myers. (C. A.) San Francisco. 13137
Pet. ©1c. June 26, 1922; J 255560.
Myrrs (GEoRGE 8S.) San Francisco.
13138
Living hall of fame. © July 15,
1922; 2 ce. July 21, 1922) gees
N. HE. A. SERVICE, INC., Cleveland.
13139
Olesen (J/rs. Anna Dickie) and her
daughter, Mary, marketing for din-
ner. © June 29; 1922-°2°@) Jig 4.
1922; J 255707.
NATIONAL CHILD WELFARE ASSN., INC.,
New York. 13140-13182
(Keystones of character) :
Cheerfulness, 5.—Duty, 6.— Good
workmanship, 7—Health, 1.—Isind-
ness, 9.—Loyalty, 10—Moral courage,
3.—Reliability, 4—Self control, 2.—
Team work, 8. © May 12, 1922; 2 «.
each Sept. 25, 1922; K 168071—168080.
Let us have faith, ete. © Jan. 27,
1922: 2c. Sept. 25) 19225 tosis.
(Rural recreation) :
Athletics as body builders, 9.—Com-
munity center, 11—Community music,
12.—Cooperation in play, 8—Country
play, 7.—County fair, 14.—Pageant,
15.—Picnic, 13.—Play agencies, 10.—
Play ages, 2.—Play at school, 4.—Play
in the home, 3.—Play is instinctive,
1.—Play is the best exercise, 6.—Play
helps study, 5. © Sept. 1, 1922; 2 c.
each Sept. 25, 1922; K 168097—168111.
Washington at Valley Forge. ©
Jan. 27, 1922: 2 c. Septs 2a, 49227 ik
168112.
[7 prints]:
Friday’s scout is rosy and strong,
she camps and hikes the whole day
long.—Monday’s scout is at the tub,
her Sunday clothes to rinse and rub.—
Saturday’s scout is happy and gay for
this is baby caring day—Sunday’s
seout presents to you her uniformed
back in the family pew. ‘Thursday is
scout service day for helping your
neighbor in many a way.—Tuesday’s
scout will roast and stew and fry fresh
pancakes just for you——Wednesday’s
scout is bent on thrift, to patch the
hole and darn the rift. © July 15,
1922: 2 e. Sept. 25; 19225.) tas090—
168096.
[9 prints]:
Bathing the baby, 9.—Best substi-
tute, 6.—Care at birth, 2.—Care before
pirth, 1—Clothing the baby, 10.—Com-
municable diseases, 10.—Feeding the
baby, 8—Fresh air and exercise for
baby. 11.—What not to eat, 3. © Feb.
1, 1922-2 ‘c ‘each Sept. 2b; mS22re
168081—168089.
208
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1922
NATIONAL PRESS PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE,
Cleveland. 13183-13190
American league, season, 1922:
Chicago, Ill., Chicago baseball club.—
Detroit, Mich., Detroit baseball club.—
St. Louis, Mo., St. Louis baseball club.
© June 5, 1922; 2 c. each Aug. 2, 1922;
J 256379, 256381, 256382.
Beston, Mass., Boston baseball club.
American league, season 1922. © June
mete: 2 ee. Aug. 2, 1922; J, 256383.
Kent state normal college. © Aug.
mee O22) 2c) Aus. 2, 1922: J 256961.
New York (City) New York base-
hall club, American league, season
meee tC) July 11; 1922; 2 ce Aug.: 2,
1922; J 256960.
Philadelphia, Pa., Philadelphia base-
hall club, American league, season
fPeege) June 17, 1922: 2 c. Aug. 2,
1922; J 256380.
Washington, D. C., Washington base-
ball club, American league, season
meee) duly 11, 1922: 2 ¢ Aus. 2,
eee 7 2 256959:
NATIONAL RETAIL DRY GOODS ASSN., New
York. 13191
National merchandise fair. © June
8, 1922; 2c. July 5, 1922; K 166440.
NEw ART stTupIos, Massillon, O. 18192
Peers.) Cc) Aug. 31,.1922:;,.2°¢
Sept. 5, 1922; J 256993.
New YORK pocK co., New York.
13193
[New York port central portion]
Bepe 21,1922; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1922; K
8382.
NEW YORK STATE HOSPITAL, Ray Brook,
mie ¥ 13194
Ray Boook, N. Y., New York state
hospital, aeroplane view. © Oct. 1,
fee 2 G Aug. 2, 1922; J 256367.
NEWMAN (SIGMUND) New York.
13195
_ <Armstrong super-regenerative cir-
ao | Blueprint] © Aug.-7,'1922;
2c. Aug. 8, 1922; 1 6944.
NEWMAN PUB. AND ART CO., INC., New
York. 13196-13208
[Lacey lassie, 6749, 6751-6752] ©
May 1, 1922; 2 « each Aug. 29, 1922:
IX 167240-167246, 168198-168203.
News, New York. 13209-13219
Bergen (John) the slain. © Aug.
fee toe; 1c. Aug. 30, 1922: K I6T5TT.
Busy Harold. The Prince of Bunk
Was revealed yesterday, ete. © Aug.
peeses te Ade. 11/1922 K AG7250:
©
16
CLASSES, H TO K
15269
Cline (George: A.) the slayer. ©
Ans., 28. O22 Suilire: Awe. 30, TO20 > cK
167576.
In suspense. Watching his fight for
life on.charge of murdering Edith La-
voy, etc. © Sept. 28, 1922; 1 c. Sept.
30, 1922; K 168294.
Look who's here again. With mem-
bers of society, stage and screen
world; ete: © Sept» 26, 1922.3° 2 -e.
Sept. 28, 1922; ix 168217.
Meanwhile the baby, unaware of it
all, is happy. © July 24, 1922:*1 «@
July 26, 1922; K 167414.
Proud father and the famous baby,
and mother, proud, too. © Sept. 25,
1922; 1 «@ Sept. 27, 1922; K 168209.
Voth (Mrs. Julius) and the ch'ld
who is missing. © Sept. 29, 1922;1c.
Get. 2) 1922 K 168365.
_ [3 prints]:
Lynn (Catherine) Dorchester, Mass.,
‘wife no. 2.—WNifty sartorialist, gener-
illy speaking, Prince Bunk clung to the
style of neckwear, ete——That he af-
fected when, as plain Harold Schwarm,
ete. © Aug. 8, 1922; 1c. each Aug.
10, 1922; K 167184-167186.
NEWS SYNDICATE Co., Inc., New York.
13220-13222
Dramatic picture of a dramatic mo-
ment, when referee gave the dec’sion
to Benny Leonard, ete—How punch
drunk Rocky Kansas was in the eighth
round, ete.—Leonard punishing Rocky
nthe fourth. © duly 6, 1922:"t%e
each July 11, 1922; K 166479-166481.
NEWSPAPER FEATURE SERVICE, INC., New
York. 13223-13269
America’s greatest girl rider. ©
VU pan bOeoe hoe VAs. 9), 1920 se
167229.
[Buster Brown. 1922]:
© June 18; 1c. June 30; K 166412.
© June 25; 1¢. June 30; K 166414.
@©rduly.2;4.¢.. July 10; K 166475.
© July 9; 1c. July 17; K 166720:
© July 16; 1¢. July 24; K 166852.
© July 23; 1c. July 29; K 166974.
© July 30; 1c. Aug. 9; K 167231.
© Aug. 6; 1c. Aug. 15; K 167300.
© Aug. 13; 1 ce. Aug. 21; K 167494.
© Aug. 20;1c. Sept. 18; K 167785.
© Aug. 27; 1c. Sept. 23; K 168040.
© Sept. 3; 1c. Sept. 23; K 168038.
Ears to be worn again. © Sept. 3,
1922; 1 ec. Sept: 13, 1922; K 167782.
299
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15270
pt. 1V., Bo Sea
NEWSPAPER FEATURE SERVICE, INC.—Con.
Ending of the wild life era. © July
16, 1922; 1¢. July 24, 1922; K 166850.
Is she America’s bravest girl? ©
Sent. bi. 1922-1 Sept 2a, tole
168042.
Just boy [1922]:
© June 25; 1¢. June 30; K 166409.
© July 2;1c¢. July 10; K 166472
© July 9; 1 ¢ July 17; K 166718.
© July 16; 1c. July 24; K 166849.
© July 23; 1c. July 29; K 166976.
©: July:30:-2 c. Aus. 92% 167228.
© Aug. 6; 1 c. Aug. 15; K 167301.
© Aug. 13; 1 ¢. Aug. 21; K 167496.
© Aug. 20; 1 ce. Aug. 30; K 167622
© Aug. 27; 1 c. Sept. 6; K 167663.
© Sept. 3; 1 c. Sept. 138; K 167783.
© Sept. 10; 1c. Sept. 18; K 167985.
© Sept. 17: 1c. Sept. 283; K 168043.
New complexions mean a color bath.
Cy Fune 725; 1922-1 «June 30, 1922.
K 166410.
Polly [1922]:
© June 18; 1¢. June 30; IK 166411.
© June 25; 1c¢. June 30; K 166415.
© July 2; 1c¢. July 10; K 166474.
© July 9: 1 «© July 17; K 166719.
© July 16; 1 ¢ July 24; K 166851.
(Cc) Suly"2ae 1 ex July 29 Ko taG6sT5,
© July 30; 1 ce Aug. 9; K 167230.
© Augi GF erAug, 15; Ke16T299:
© Aug. 13; 1c. Aug. 21; K 167495.
© Aug. 20; 1 c. Sept. 13; K 167784.
© Aug. 27;.1c¢. Sept. 23; K 168039.
© Sept. 3; 1 c. Sept. 23; K 168087.
© Sept. 17; 1c. Sept. 23; K 168041.
Prince’s eleven black pan and the
bishop’s tirade. © July 23, 1922; 1 ¢.
July 29, 1922; K 166977
Radio Fourth, the season’s novelty.
© July 2, 1922; 1 ¢ July 10, 1922; K
166473.
Romance of the Olympic champions.
© Aug. 20, 1922; 1 e Sept. 18, 1922;
K 167781.
Today’s Priscilla saves a town. ©
July 2 1922 be. Wily (Toa ere
16671
Newron (RutH E.) c/o Campbell art
c0., BHlizabeth, N:, J.. 18270, 13271
Bless your heart, Christmas wouldn’t
be Christmas without cards. © Aug.
1, 1922;.2 « Aug. 25, 1922; K 168044.
By gosh, this is the place to buy
them Christmas cards. © Aug. 1,
1922; 2 @ Aug. 25, 1922 KK aeseee
NORTON SLIDE CO., Minneapolis. 13272
[Chiropractic spine analysis slide].
© Apr. 10, 1922; 2%. Jaina 1922 ;
K 167041.
INC., Ashland,
Mass. 18273-13281
Blue and gold. © May 1, 1922; 2c
Aug. 15, 1922; J. 25674
River at Barre. © May 1, 1922;
2. ¢c.. Aug. 15, 1922 3 Ie aeress
[3 photographs]:
Autumn gold—Hidden waters.—
Mellowing year. © May 3, 1922; 2 «.
each Aug. 15, 1922; J 256739, 256740,
2567438.
[4 photographs] :
Pasture banks.—Purple and gold.—
October curves.—Trout bank. © May
2, 1922; 2 @ each AUS ata ie ee
256741, 256742, 256746, 256747.
NUTTING (WALLACE)
NyHorr (JoHN J.) Troy, No Yo “teeoe
Muscle Shoals, Colbert Co. Ala., and
vicinity, bird’s-eye view. © May 3,
1922;\2 ¢c. July 8, 19225032556 ae
OAK sTUpIO, Presque Isle, Me. 13283
Aroostook potatoes in bloom. ©
July 27, 1922::.2 c: Aus ate
257074
Winston-Salem,
13284
© Sept." 1;
O’Brien
Nee:
[Old plantation scene]
BAKING CO.,
1922; 2 c. Sept. 26, 19227 K Aosirs.
OGILVIE (J. S.) PUB. co., New York.
3285
Everyday cook book. [Cover] ©
Aug. 24, 1922; 2. ¢. Aug. 25,0022 ai
167511.
Orr (EpGar) Atlanta. 13286
Modern Eve. © Sept. 12, 1922; 2
Sept. °25,. 1922, J 25tass:
Orr (Louis) Paris. 13287, 13288 |
[Lutéce] © June 20, 1922; 2 c. July
6, 1922: K 167679.
[St. Gervais] © Aus. 15, 9922627
Aug. 30, 1922; K. 167678.
Ort (JXARL) York, Pa, 13289
York, Pa., community Swimming
pool. © Aug.’ 10; 1922.2 aaa ae
1922 ;. J 256652.
260
mn
Pan-AMERICAN
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1922
OTWELL (Hiram CANNON) Seattle.
13290
Rainier (Mt.) from Indian Henrys,
Rainier national park, Wash. ©
Pepa, 1929-2 ec. Sept... 28, 1922; J
257429.
PAcKER (ExigAH) Los Angeles. 13291
Plea to the fates. © Sept. 9, 1922;
2 c. Sept. 14, 1922; J 257060.
PatMER (REYNOoLD J.) New York.
13292-13294
[3 photographs]:
Bed time—Bed time
Happy Christmas night.
1922 ; 2 ec. each June 29, 1922
255583.
prayers.—
© June 27,
: J 255581-
PALMER ADVERTISING SERVICE, INC., New
York. 13295513296
[Erin. Red hair girl in Papacy
dress, etc.] © Aug. 17, 1922; 2 c Sept.
Pato) 1) 168197.
[Summer breezes] © Apr. 19, 1922;
2. July 25, 1922; K 167068.
FIREWORKS Co., Ft.
Dodge, Ia. 13297
Spirit of no man’s land. .[Blue-
print]. ©.1 . June 9, 1922; I 6882.
PARENT SYSTEM OF ADVERTISING, Fair-
mount, W. Va. 3298
Heed the sign. Stop, look, ae
wae st, 1922: 2 c. Aug. 12, 1922; }
167257.
PARKER HOISERY MILL AND DYE WORKS,
INc., Portsmouth, Va. 13298
[School davs] © June 24, 1922; 2
e. June 9, 1922: K 167857
PATHE NEWS, New York. 18300, 13301
Bye (George T.) at his typewriter
in midair. © Aug. 28, 1922; 1-¢c. Aug.
30, 1922; K 167624.
passing coffee to Walter Hinton.
ane, 23.1922: 1c, Aug. 30,1922:
K 167623.
PAXTON
(WittIAM HeENry) Birming-
* ham, Ala. 13302
[Curse of the poison hand] © June
Papo: 2 ¢,. July 15,1922; K 167542.
PEARCE (JOSEPH N.) Philadelphia.
13
Philadelphia, Pa., Penn mutual bldg.,
13826. © Sept. 14, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1922); J. 257073.
PEIRCE (Lovis VW.) Cleveland. 138304
[Lincoln (Abraham)] © Aug. 16
1922; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1922; K 167460.
CLASSES, H TO K
PENNSYLVANIA STATE PHOTO SHOP,
State College, Pa. 13305
Pennsylvania state college, student
bady,” 1922.) © “Sept: 21, 1922 * :2-e.
SeDe. 25, 1922. J 251207.
PEREZ (RENE) Chicago. 13306
Thy whisper. © June 26, 1922; 2 c.
June 29, 1922; K 166445.
Perry, MASon co., Boston. 13307-13314
Youth’s companion historic mile-
stones. Against a background of jeal-
ous and cruel intrigue the name of Bal-
boa shines with tender light. © May
AU, 1920: 2c. June. 26. 1922+ K 166324,
—— Battle of New Orleans. © June
te 1922; 2. June 26; 1922): Ke 166322.
Because of the magnanimity
and sportsmanlike spirit of two great
nations: ©) Dec. 15, 1921; 2. ¢. June
26, 1922; K 166329.
First inauguration. © Mar. 3,
192% <2 Jone 26.1922 7K. 166326:
Kit Carson. © May 5, 1921;
2 ch June, 20: £922 °K 16ba25.
Old days on the Mississippi. ©
Apr. 6, 1922: Zoe. June :26, 1922. KK
166323.
——Ponce de Léon. © Mar. 2,
1922;2c. June 26, 1922; K 166324.
Rock mysteriously chiseled. ©
Mars 18> 192072 ¢. June’ 26, 1922): 15
166328.
PETERSON (ALBIN KENNETH) Washing-
ton. 13315
Washington, D. C., reflections of
springtime. © June 1, 1922; 2c. July
tPA? >) 2o6L9T.
PETzZOLD (JOHN ALFRED) Peterson.
13316
Jesus: © Dec. 12: 1920: 2 «¢ Sepp
23, 1922; J 257434.
PICANINNY FREEZE CO. OF AMERICA,
Salt Lake City. 13317-13320
[4 prints]:
At all refreshment places, A 18.—
Big nickels worth, and easy to eat,
A 16.—Frozen dainty, eat seeds ’n all,
A 19.—Meet your new friend, A17. ©
July 12, 1922: 2 c each Aug. 7, 1922;
K 167165-167168.
PICKERING (EpGarR H.) Camp Meade,
Md. 13321
Firing of 16’’ gun, Aberdeen prov-
ing grounds. © July 24, 1922; 2 «ce
July 28, 1922; J 256360.
261
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13322
PICKERING (LILLIAN R.) Los Angeles.
13322
Moo-Vees, the Zoolees and Jollyfaes.
(C) June 15, 1922) 2 eal ya, 1O22 =) IK
166944. ;
PICTORIAL PUBLICITY FOR NEw ENG-
LAND, Boston. 13323
New England welcomes her guests.
© July 14, 1922; 2c. July 21, 1922; K
166978.
PIERCE (DAvip R.) Orleans, Vt. 1383824
Jay Peak. © Sept. 20, 1922; 2 «¢.
Sept. 23, 1922; J 257199.
PIERCE (HENRY HAvVELOcK) Boston.
13325
Wadsworth (Eliot) © Aug. 3, 1922;
2c, Aug. 4,°1922: J 256520
PIERINI (ATTILIO) Brooklyn.
13326-13329
Don’t be fooled. © July 22, 1922; 2
e. Aug. 2, 1922; K 166999.
For your August sales, ete. [Sail
boat with printing on sail] © July
22, 1922 2 CY 2 he IO2A Oe DOOSGR.
Northern seal bunny. © Sept. 26,
1922: 2 e* Sept. 26, 1922: K 168155;
1922 northern seal year. [Rabbit
skin, black background, white outline,
- rabbit and tags] © July 22, 1922; 2c.
July 27, 1922; K 166884.
PIERSON (HDwIn) Seattle. 13330
Seattle, Wash., and Mt. Rainier. ©
Sept... 23, 19225 2¢.. Sept. 28, 192220 7
257428.
PILLSBURY (A. C.) Kansas City, Mo.
18331
Construction plans for 14 mile board
track to be built at Beverly Hills,
Calif., for Los Angeles speedway assn.
[3 sheets, blueprints] ©1c. July 21,
1922; I 6898.
PIONEER AERIAL ENGINEERING CO., Bev-
erly Hills, Calif. 13332
Los Angeles, Calif., portion of,
aerial survey. © Mar. 31, 1922; 2 «.
Sept. 26, 1922; J 257299.
Por (JAMES G.) Dallas. 13333
Jessie Holmes, the fool killer, al-
ways at the crossing. © June 17, 1922;
2c. June 20, 1922; K 167042.
PoE (JAMES WESLEY) Key West, Fla.
13334-13336
[3 photographs] :
Old Hawaiian royal palace at
night.—Honolulu, Hawaii, Punchbowl
Hill, sphinx erected in honor of visit-
ing Shriners, 1922.—Honolulu, Hawaii,
pt. Iv.; 1S. vn a
Punchbowl Hill, sphinx erected in
honor of visiting Shriners, 1922, pro-
file. © Aug. 9, 1922; 2 c each Aug.
28, 1922; J 256831—256833.
PoGuE (JOSEPH H.) New York.
13387, 13338
Trend of oil conditions by months
from 1913, ratio scale. [Blueprint]
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1922; I 6933.
[Trend of the production and stocks
of mineral oils in the United States by
districts] © 1 c Aug. 30) 1922; ft
7066.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY, New York.
13339
Porch swing. [Blueprint] © Aug.
10, 1922; 2 ¢) duly 12,9922 3 eae
PorpULAR SCIENCE PUB. CO., INC., New
York. 13340-13345
Captive helicopter. (Jn Popular sci-
ence monthly, Sept., 1922) © Aug. 10,
1922; 1¢ Aug. 9, 19225) KadiGrter,
Powerful new microscope at work.
(In Popular science monthly, Sept.,
1922] © Aug. 10, 1922; 1 «. Aug. 10,
1922; K 167188.
[4 prints]:
Angus system preventing a head-on
collision.. (In Popular science monthly,
Aug., 1922)—-Apparatus fitted to an
English express locomotive. (Jn Popu-
lar science monthly, Aug., 1922)—How
the absorption of road shocks is
achieved by whole spring. (Jn Popu-
lar science monthly, Aug., 1922)—New
submarine camera to snap weird photo-
graphs on ocean bottom. (In Popular
science monthly, Aug., 1922) © July
10, -1922; 1 ¢. ‘each June 30) 192277
166369-166372.
PoRTER (CHARLOTTE) Boston. 13346
Model of Shakespeare’s Globe stage.
© Apr. 22',1922; 2 e Muly 12 eee
255676.
Powers (JAMES P.) Buffalo. 13347
Buffalo, N. ¥., No 8S. ‘Lacanayave:
N. S. Lisbon ave. © Sept. 25, 1922;
2 ce. Sept. 27, 1922; K 168208.
PRFPARED ROOFING ASSN., Chicago.
13348
Estimated shipments of roll roofing
and asphalt shingles for entire indus-
try; Jan. 1,° 1920 ‘to May abies.
[Blueprint]: © 1 (co ful
6855.
PRINCE Hatt MASONIC CERTIFICATE
co., Baltimore. 13349
To all free and accepted Masons. ©
Sept. 19, 1922; 2 «. Sept. 16, 1922; Ix
168046.
262
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MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
13497
Priscitia co., Boston. 13350-13372
Block pattern for:
Bag, 22-1-2.—Pillow, 22-1-1.—Table
cover, 22-1-3.—Table runner, 22-14.
© Dec. 10. 1921; 2 ce. each Sept. 16,
1922; K 167822-167824, 167827.
carriage robe, 22-4-20. © Mar.
ao 2922: 2 ec Sept. 16, 1922; K 167817.
Block pattern for:
Chair back, 21—7-83.—Cushion, 21-
7-35.—No. 21-—7-34. © June 10, 1921;
2 e; each Sept. 16, 1922; K > 167820,
167821, 167826.
no. 21-12-(16, 17) © Nov. 10,
Ten | e. each Sept, 16, 1922; K
167819, 167825.
Cross stitch diagram for sash no.
psp. © July 1, 1922; 2c. July 15,
1922; K 166662.
Filet pattern nightgown yoke, 21-11-—
iene Ce: 10, 1921; 2 ©. Sept. “16,
1922; K 167818.
Hand bag no. 22-10-41. © Sept. 6,
foo 2c pept. 11; 1922; K, 1677TEL.
Pattern of darning design for no.
22 -o-Gt. © Sepi:' 6, 1922; 2 c. Sept:
Pes22 3 Kk 167756.
Piano scarf, 21-9-40. © Aug. 10,
1921-5; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1922; K 167828.
Symbol bleck pattern for no. 21—10—
(9-13)
Symbol block pattern:
For no. 21-10-14, 1/2 of
seat—Of no. 21-10-8. © Sept. 10.
ie ec. each Sept, 16; 1922; K
167829, 167835, 167836.
PUBLISHERS AUTOCOASTER SERVICE CO.,
New York. 13373-13375
Rift in the clouds. © June 19, 1922;
2c sune 28, 1922- Kk 166333.
Uncle John’s Josh. Light travels
inconceivably fast, etc. © June 19,
fees 2 C.dane 28, 1922° K 166332.
They may toil not, ete. © June
Pade) 2 c: June 23, 1922: K 166331.
PULMAN (GEO.) & SONS, LTD., Lon-
don. 13376
[Collins (Michael) killed in action
Aue 2251922) © Sept. 4, 1922: 1c.
Sept. 29, 1922; K 168218.
PuRItY CHEMICAL Co., Philadelphia.
[Halfmoons and streamers] © July
2¢, 1922.7 2'¢e, Aug. 7, 1922.> K 167535:
© Sept. 10, 1921; 2 c each:
Sept. 16, 1922; K 167830-167834.
chair .
back.—F'or no. 21-10-14, 1/2 of chair.
Quin (FRANK) & co., Philadelphia.
13378-13386
[9 prints]:
Blessing——Christmas wish. — Glad-
ness.—Go to Joseph.—Jesus, come.—
Jubilee —Refuge.—Smile.—Your feast.
© Aug. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Aug. 2, 1922;
K 167000—-167008.
R-C PICTURES corP., New York.
13387-13497
Colleen of the pines, Jane Novak in:
Anguish seared her soul, ete.—
[Cast]—Cruel, unrelenting, the father
discovered her secret.—Don’t beat him,
Jo, I love him.—F aces white with ter-
ror, ete. [6 sheet poster]—Her great
sacrifice carried her to the grim thresh-
old of jail—In the dead of night
they entered the cabin.—Love.—wStop.
[3 sheet poster]—[Title card]—What
ghastly sight froze their eyes?—What
terrifying spectacle met their astound-
ed gaze._-What would you do?—[Woif.
8 sheet poster]—Would you let your
father choose your husband?—[24
sheet poster] © July 9, 1922; 2 -«¢.
each July 27, 1922; K 166945-166960.
Fatal marriage, Lillian Gish and
Wallace Reid in:
Arden (Enoch) becomes delirious.—
[Back home after, etc.]—[Combina-
tion]J—[Do you remember, etc.]—[My
God who, etc.J—Swept by towering
Seas, etc. [38 sheet poster]—[Their
first bornJ—[Thinking of her loved
one|—[Title card]—Until death do
you part, etc. [8 sheet poster]—[Wed-
ding scene]—[You are not happy,
ete. ]—[24 sheet poster] © June 1S.
nol 2 2s eneh “lune; 24; 19225)
166185-166194, 166197, 166198, 166200.
Fatal marriage, with Lillian Gish
and Wallace Reid:
Greatest love story ever told.—
Mother’s heart cries out, etc —[6 sheet
poster] © June 18, 1922; 2 ¢ each
June 23, 1922; K 166195, 166196,
166199.
My dad, Johnnie Walker in:
Dedicated to all dads everywhere.
[3 sheet poster]—Eyes that hate, eves
that love, ete—I am Rin-Tin, etc.
[8 sheet poster]—I shall never leave
you, mother.—Like a statue carved
from stone, etc.—Love lights gleamed
_in youthful eyes as they thought of
__ | the future.—She felt safe in the shel-
Isoarr |
ter of his arms.—She fought like a
lioness defending her cubs.—There he
| goes, down the trail.—[Title card]—
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15498
R-C prorureS corP.—Continued.
My dad, Johnnie Walker in—Con.
What ghastly sight froze their gaze?—
What invisible wall stands between
this boy, etc—What -sinister secret
stood between this dutiful son and his
father?—Who gives all that I may
prosper? [24 sheet poster]—With a
blood-curdling snarl, ete. [6 sheet
poster]—You killed him, you cur.
Aug. 6, 1922; 2 c. each Aug. 12k G22
K 167258-167273.
Snowshoe trail, Jane Novak in:
[Camp fire] — Darkening shadows
fell upon them.—Day their love story:
began.—Kyes blazed with hate as the
rivals met face to face—Fondly he
held his mother to his breast.—Hum-
bly she accepted his proffered aid.—
Like a wraith the vision came _ to
them. [38 sheet poster] — Raging
waters, the crashing ice, the blinding
snow, etc.—Raging waters, the crash-
ing ice, the blinding snow, ete. [38
sheet poster] — Raging waters, the
crashing ice, the blinding snow, etc.
Stricken man set
himself for the struggle. — Suave,
smooth, honeyed words caressed her
ear.—[Title card]—What terrible sight
froze her gaze?—[6 sheet poster]
Sept. 17, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 16, 1922;
IX 167801-167815.
Son of the wolf:
[Cast]—[Dance hall scene]—[Fare-
well]J—[Head of girl. 3 sheet pos-
ter ]|—[Hello] — [Leaping wolf]—I[My
pet]—See the thundering avalanche,
ete.—[Tearing asunder the jaws of
the wolf]—[Title card ]—[Totem pole.
3 sheet poster]—[Waterfalls]—[ Well
armed]—[You come with me]—[6
sheet posi roatat sheet poster] e
June 11. 1922; 2 c. each June 23, 1922
K 166169-166184.
Understudy, Doris May in:
Faint hearted motorist quaking with
fear, ete.—F air little culprit in the
toils of the law, ete—Fat little
father, mad to the core, etc.—Gleam-
ing-eved lover, heart thumping fast,
ete.—Happy young lovers, what is
their fate?—-He’s waitin’ fer the an-
swer, Miss.—[Head]—[Man and girl.
3 sheet poster|—Marriage license.—
Off bag and baggage, the two sweet-
hearts go,
3 sheet poet ee cee little jean
her face in the glass, etc.—[Title
card|—[6 sheet poster]—[24 sheet
poster] © June 25, 1922; 2 c. each
July 18, 1922; K 166724-166739.
| 3,
pt. Iv. Bes. ae
Up and at ’em, Doris May in:
Amid the horrors of the ‘wax
works.—Detective work done. [6 sheet
poster] — [Grotesque. 3 sheet pos-
ter]—He clamped on the kid-gloved
clutch, ete.—Ladees and geeyentelmen.
ete.—[Man in the moon]—Open, in
the name of the law.—One she could
love but wouldn’t, etec—Ray of hope
as the gates of prison devoured her.—
Stealthily the flapper Hawkshaw
traced the thief.—Tattered and frayed
but still triumphant.—[Title card]—
Who is the little girl?—Whole world
will split its sides laffing, etc.—Yeow.
[3 sheet poster]—[24 sheet poster] ©
Aug. 6, 1922; 2 ¢ each Sept, 2.1922;
Kk 168176—168191.
RAHN (CHARLES HARRIS) Bridgeport,
Conn. 13498
B wise. Drink Luippold’s mineral
water. © June 29, 1922; 2 c. July
13, 1922; K 166559.
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS, Indianapolis.
18499, 13500
Reeling silk from small skeins into
large skein.. © July d091922 75202
July 22, 1922; K 166826.
Soaking and inspecting cocoons be-
fore first reeling process. © July 10,
1922; 2 ¢«. July 22, 19225 Kh Gece:
Cm med og
ReAVES (WILLIAM PERRY) Greensboro,
Neve: 13501
[Anatomical chart of head and teeth ]
© Apr. 1, 1922; 2°e dune iss 9225
6889.
Reep (C. E.) Norton, Kan. 13502
aie) of the coyote. © Aug. 10, 1922
Aug. 8, 1922; J 256549.
Es ae corP., Chicago.
13503-13508
[6 prints]
[ Kurli-Kute]—[Kurli-Kew ]—[Kute-
Kuti] — [Kuti-Kew] — [Kuti-Kurl] —
[Q. T. Kew] © May 381, 1922; 2 ec.
each June 5, 1922: K 166376—166881.
REINARTZ (JoHN L.) South Manchester,
Conn. 13509, 13510
Detector and two step amplifier con-
nection for Reinartz tuner. © June >
14, 1922; 2 ce. Aug. 30, 1922; I 7065.
Reinartz tuner coil. © June 14,
1922: 2\¢, Aug.’ 30, 192251) (062i
REMIEN & KUHNERT CO., Chicago.
18511
R-K pageant of progress line of wall
papers. © July 29, 1922; 2) ¢, Aug.
1922: K 167082.
264
MISCELLANEOUS
NO: d, 1922
RENEAU strupI0o, Colby, Kan. 13512
Font & Hulbard ranche. © July
myeoes): 2 C) July 31, 1922; J 25683T.
RETAIL DRY GOODS ASSN., New York.
135138
[Xmas messenger boy] © Aug. 22,
fees c Aue. 25, 1922; K 167510.
REVILLON FRERES, New York.
13514-13531
[18 prints]:
[Abandoned Eskimo village, Ungava
coast of Hudson Bay ]—[Allegoo (Shin-
ing water) Sikoslingmuit Eskimo
woman, southern Baffin land|]—[Bar-
ren lands, northern Ungava]—[Cuna-
you, the sculpin Sikoslingmuit Es-
kimo girl, southern Baffin land|]—
[Eskimo fisherman in his kayak]—
[Eskimo omiak in the spring]—
[Gramophone |]—[Harpooneer]—
[Hunter. Eskimo in the rough ice
fields at sea]—Huskie, the wolf dog of
the Eskimos|]—[Labrador cree, north-
ern Labrador] —[Nascaupie Indian
chief, northern Labrador]—[Nyla and
child. Eteeveemuit Eskimo of Cape
Dufferin, northerwestern Ungava]—
[Sapa, Sikoslingmuit Eskimo of south-
ern Baffin Jand|—[Summer, August,
Eskimo kayak in northeastern Hudson
Bay]—[Tooktoo (Chief) the deer
Sikoslingmuit Eskimos, southern Baffin
land. — [Walrus hunter] — [Youthful
hunter] © Sept. 6, 1922; 2 c each
Sept. 7, 1922: K 167690—-167707.
REX¥FERD SPECIALTY CARD Co., Kansas
City, Mo. 13532, 155383
I know that you are warmly clad,
ere.) ©) Aug. 22, 1922: 2. Aug. 25,
9922; K 167556.
I wouldn’t send a parrot, etc. ©
meee, fee 2 6. Aue. 25, 1922: K
167555.
REYMOND (MartTIN H.) Binghamton,
ae N 13534
Reymond leather calculator. 3.
[Blueprint] © 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1922; I 7244.
RIcHMAN (BEN) Milwaukee. 13535
Rent a Ford. © June 17, 1922; 2 ¢.
June 21, 1922: K 166374.
Riess (GERTA) Brooklyn. 13536
Schnitzelbank. © July 1, 1922; 2 ¢.
July 29, 1922; K 166972.
ROBERTSON (JOHN W.) Cleveland.
13537
Cleveland, O., Cleveland museum of
mae, acy July 25, 1922: 2 c.. July 27,
Wes, ++) 256272.
CLASSES, H TO K
18850
Ropinson (Mrs. ELIzABETH G.) San-
Francisco. 13588
Roby; slip:. ©, Le: July 19; /1922 5.5
256312.
RopGeRS (LESLIE CLYDE) Portsmouth,
13539
[Drawing
Zive.
Tim Murphy road sign.
of policeman] © July 13, 1922;
July 14, 1922; K 167048.
RuttTER (CLARK H.) New Castle, Pa.
13540
Psyche. © July 20, 1922; 2c. July
81, 1922; J 256349.
SACHS (GEORGE M.) New York.
13541
[Percentage protractor] © June 1,
19222 2°e XJ ume 20/1922 I’ 6895.
St. BERNARD MINING co., Nashville.
13542
St. Bernard mining co. [Coal hod,
showing dog head in center] © July
10) 1922)°2e:' July 12,1922; K -16696%.
SALISBURY (Epwarp A.) Los Angeles.
13543-13850
[308 photographs]:
Americans and Big Numbers men.—
Bali gate.—Bali gate and houses.—
Bali gateway, A, B.—Bali salt manu-
facture, A, B.—Big Numbers man,
A-I.—Big Numbers men, A, B.—Big
Numbers men and boys—Big Numbers
men reading Asia.—Boats in harbor.—
Bora Bora dancers.—Bora Bora fisher-
men, A. B.—Bora Bora man, A—D.—
Bora Bora musicians, A, B.—Bora
Budor, A-C.—Bora Budor temple,
A—-I’.—Choiseul Island dancer, A-C.—
Choiseul Island dancer with club.—
Cho'seul Island dancers, A, B.—Ele-
phant god.—Fiji dancers.—Fiji_ girl
with flying squirrel.—Fiji kava cere-
nony, A-C.—Fiji, making tapa cloth.—
Fiji woman dancer, A, B.—Fij'an
dancer.—Fijian house, A, B.—Fijian
man.—Fijian, Oxford graduate.—
Fijian woman.—Fijian women and
girl —Fijians, A, B.—Fijians making
tapa cloth—Fijians with turtle —
Graves on beach.—Group of Vella la
Vella warriors.—Harbor in Java.—
Java canal.—Java huge stone god.—
Java race course, A-H.—Java rice ter-
race.—Java rice terrace, A—D.—Java
temple, A, B.—Java temple ruins,
A—EH.— Javanese dancer. — Javanese
dancers, A—-D.—Javanese man dan-
cer.— Javanese men, A. B.—Javanese
potter.—Javanese potters. Javanese
temple ruins.—Kavyva ceremony, Sa-
265
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13851
pt. Iv., 8a Wea
SALISBURY (EpwaArp A.)—Continued.
[3808 photographs ]—Continued.
moa.—Man with tin box in ear lobe.—
Nagapate, Big Numbers chief, A-EK.—
Native village—Naval officers and
Fijian chiefs—New Hebrides boy.—
New Hebrides boy climbing a tree.—
New Hebrides boys.—New
dancers. New Hebrides forest
grounds, A-D.—New Hebrides. house.— -
New Hebrides houses, A, B.—New
Hebrides man, A-—G.—New Hebrides
man with bone spear—New Hebrides
man with spears.—New Hebrides man
with stone club.—New Hebrides mask-
ed dancer.—New Hebrides masked
dancers.—New Hebrides men, A-E.—
New Hebrides men and boys, A-C.—
New Hebrides men on beach, A, B.—
New Hebrides old man.—New Hebrides
old woman and woman with chil-
dren.—New Hebrides old woman and
woman with two children. — New
Hebrides skull house, A, B.—New
Hebrides woman, A, B.—New Hebrides
woman with bowl.—New Hebrides wo-
man with pack.—New Hebrides woman,
A, B—New Hebrides women and chil-
dren.—O’Brien (Frederick ).—O’Brien
(Frederick) and Samoan girl, A-C.—
O’Brien (Frederick) and Samoans.—
O’Brien (Frederick) on Samoa beach,
A, B—Old man of Vella la Vella
piercing boy’s ears—On the 180th
meridian. — Outrigger canoe. — Palm
trees.—Salisbury (Captain) and Big
Numbers men on yacht.—Salisbury
(Captain) and Huropeans.—Salisbury
(Captain) making motion pictures,
Choiseul Islands—Salisbury (Cap-
tain) making motion pictures of mon-
keys, A, B.—Samoa house, A, B.—
Samoa Islander.—Samoa waterfall.—
Samoa wireless’ station. — Samoan
ch.ld—Samoan constabulary, A-C.—
Samoan dancer.— Samoan dancers,
A-I—Samoan family and house.—
Samoan girl, A-H.—Samoan girl by
pool.—Samoan girl looking into pool.—
Samoan girl seated on rattan mat.—
Samoan girl seated on rattan mat, full
face—Samoan girl seated on _ tree
trunk.—Samoan girl with fan.—Sa-
moan house, A, B.—Samoan little
boy.—Samoan man.—Samoan man and
woman.—Samoan men and women.—
Samoan native chief, A, B—Samoan
scenery.—Samoan waterfall, A, B.—
Samoan wireless station, A, B.—Sa-
moan woman, A—C.—Sculptured fig-
ure.—Solomon’s' sacrifice mound.—
South Sea outrigger.—Stevenson (Rob-
ert Louis) grave of, Samoa, A, B.—
Tahitian girl, A-E.—Tahitian girl and
Hebrides"
boat.—Tahitian girl on rock.—Tahi-
tian girl on shore—Tahitian girls.—
Tahitian girls on beach.—Tahitian
man and girls—Tahitian princess,
A--D.—Tahitian women in dugout.—
Tahitians and boat.—Tahitians in
boat, A, B.—Tahitians with boat.—
Tattooed man.—Terrace in Bali—
Three Tahitian girls on beach.—
Trading with New Hebrides men.—
[wo New Hebrides men.—Two Samoan
girls —U. S. Naval officers and Sa-
moans.—Vella la Vella, arranging a
marriage, A-C—Vella la Vella
canoes.—Vella la Vella chief head-
hunter.—Vella la Vella head-hunter,
A, B.—Vella la Vella head-hunters
with skulls.—Vella la Vella, making
war canoes.—Vella la Vella man.—
Vella la Vella man picking beard.—
Vella la Vella men and boys playing
game.—Vella la Vella men diving.—
Vella la Vella old woman.—Vella la
Vella old woman seated.—Vella la
Vella war canoe, A-I.—Vella la Vella
war canoes. A-C.—Vella la Vella war
dance, A-H.—Vella la Vella warrior,
A, B.— Vella la Vella warriors, A, B.—
Vella la Vella warriors, spear dance.—
Vella la Vella woman, A, B.—Vella la
Vella woman making beads.—Vella la
Vella woman with baby.—Vella la
Vella woman with baby in pack.—
Vella la Vella women, A, B.—Vella la
Vella women grinding shells.—Vella la
Vella women welcoming head-hunt-
ers.—Vella la Vella women with
packs.—Village street-—Waterfall.—
Wisdom II, A-C.—Wisdom II and
South Sea canoe.—Wisdom Ii and
Vella la Vella canoe.—Woman of For-
tified Island with shell money.—s3
Fijian women.—3 Fijian women seated
on beach.—3 Tahitian girls. © June
20,. 1922; 2 c. each July 2
255883—-256190.
SanpDers (A. W.) St. Louis. 13851
St. Louis, Mo., St. Louis Browns
baseball team, official autograph photo-
graph. © Sept. 15, 1922; 2 @ Sept. 18,
1922; J 257169.
Savoy pre. & PUB. CO., INC., Brooklyn.
13852-13855
[Symbol of art, 14] © Aug. 7,
1922: 2 ¢. each Ane. ieeees
167233167236. ;
SCHUYLER (WILLIAM B.) Norristown,
Pa: 13856
Conerete slabs, spacing of reinforc-
ing bars. [Blueprint] ©1c. July §,
1922; I 6866.
266
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
ScuLt (JoHN LAWRENCE) Philadel-
phia. 13857
Ecritoire Moliére. © May 27, 1922;
eee June 10, 1922: K 166793.
SHATTUCK (Mrs. RutH) Palo Alto,
Calif. 13858
moptaies. © 1 ¢ June 27, 1922; J
257048.
SHAVER (J. C.) Baker, Or.
13859, 13860
Wyatt (Grizzly Dan) bust. © July
Mme, 2c July 5, 1922: J 256350:
fms iensth. ©. July 1,..1922;
pee uiy 5, 1922 J 256351.
SHEPARDSON (GEO. B.) Chicago.
13861-13863
Business is good. © July 25, 1922;
f7e. July 29,1922; J 256308.
Gardener. © July 25, 1922; 2 ¢.
July 29, 1922; J 256307.
While business is poor. © July 25,
1922; 2c. July 29, 1922; J 256990.
SHERMAN SERVICE, INC., Boston, Mass.
13864
General organization and procedure
under. employee representation plan.
[Blueprint] © Aug. 30, 1922; 2 «.
Sept. 7, 1922; I 7082.
SHERVEM (G.) Seattle. 13865
Sunset on Mt. Rainier from Spana-
way Lake, showing rain cap. © Aug.
eee eG. Aue. 19, 1922; J 256780.
SHERWOOD (EK. H.) Oak Park, Ill.
13866-13877
[3 prints]:
Cookie jar.—Don’t forget.—Learn-
ing by experience. © Sept. 15, 1922;
2 €. each Sept. 16, 1922; K 167792-
167794.
[9 prints]:
[Afternoon tea|]—[Between meal
piece]—Eat more bread.—[Healthy
baby brother]—[Light as a feather]—
[Reflected purity]—[Straw vote]—
[Strong bodies]—Yum, yum, but it is
good. © July 27, 1922; 2 c each Aug.
aeo22: K 167170-167178.
SIEVER (PAUL) Minneapolis. 13878
Rentaford. © May 25, 1922; 2 c.
June 13, 1922; K 166835.
SmmonpDs (FRANK H.) New Haven.
13879
Harkness tower, memorial room. ©
mae 26, 19225.2 & Aug. 29; 1922: J
256907.
13898
Sincers (Har~t H.) Worthington, Ind.
13880
Singers’ analytical map of church
history. [Blueprint] © July 15,
1922; 2 @ July 19, 1922; I 6938.
StyDE (FRANK E.) New York. 18881
Chew Chew. [Blotter used in health
campaign] © June 10, 1922; 2 ¢. June
16, 1922; K 166206.
SMILEY (JOHN F.) Dallas. 13882
Apple Jack. © Sept. 26, 1922; 2-c.
Sept. 30, 1922; K 168296.
SmitH (A. H.) co., New York. 18883
Parfum Djer-kiss created and made
only in France, ete. (Jn Toilet req-
uisites, Aug., 1922) © Aug. 1, 1922;
Ph eCssepr sd 1922: Ke tG7(626.
SmMitH (Mrs. A. W.)
(W. A.) Seaside, Or.
[4 photographs] :
Indian buck and squaw.—Indian
man and woman.—Indian squaw.—In-
dians in canoe. © July 28, 1922; 2 «.
each Aug. 3, 1922; J 256521-256524.
& MFRRIMAN
13884-13887
SmitH (AvuceusT R.) Scranton, Pa.
13888, 13889
Taking a world wonder home. ©
Mie de. AOD = 2G Aue 22, 1O2D fb
2568380.
World wonder. © Aug. 18, 1922; 2
en Aue; 22192253 256829;
SMITH (LAURENCE) PAPER GOODS CO.,
Detroit. 13890
Mortgage loans on improved veal
estate. [Illustration of bungalow] ©
MIME LOS Oe. 2 eC. AUS. 14, 1922). 1K
167753.
SMITH (LEsStrrR ALvA) Wenatchee,
Wash. S891
Wenatchee Valley, Vale of Cash-
mere, }©) dune Zi. 1922 ="2 ie; July, 5,
422); F.255601.
SMirH (WILLIAM R.) Cleveland.
13892
Unit blds. © July 5, 1922; 2c July
RO) 1922 =I 255609.
SMitiH, BROOKS PRESS, Denver.
13893-18898
[ (Wet kid ser‘es) J]:
Dry laws sound good, etc.—Gee I
hope some dry agents don’t search me.
etc.—I tried to live up to the dry laws.
etc.—I voted dry too, ete.—This is-a
dry nation, etc.—You voted our coun-
tryvdry: ete .4O) Maly sty (1922. 2c.
each July 24, 1922; K 167681-167686.
267
13899
Snow (HMMons HK.) Springfield, Mass.
13899-13913
[15 prints]:
Castles of childhood, ete—Christ-
mas joys fill your cup to overflow-
ing—Home sweet home.—lI'd like to.
see you at our gate, etc.—I wish you
every Christmas blessing there is.—
It’s the old fashioned wheel.—May
Christmas cheer fill your heart.
Mother of mine.—My Christmas wish.
—Night before Christmas.—Ten thou-
sand joyful Christmases.—This greet-
ing that I send, my friend, ete.—What
can I say this Christmas day, ete.—
Why can’t we get together, ete—
Within the circle of friends, ete. ©
Sept. 12, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 18, 1922;
Kk 167840-167854.
SOCIETES DES 40 HOMMES ET 8 CHEVAUX
OF THE AMERICAN LEGION, Seattle.
13914
Societe des 40 hommes et 8 chevaux
of the American leg’on, fraternal em-
blem. +)©! June 1) 192i2°2) ¢)) Aug) 8;
1922; K 167169.
SORDEN (BERT) Millville, N. J.
13915-13917
[3 photographs]:
Arrow.—Cupids benu.—Winner. ©
sept. 14, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 16, 1922;
J 257075-257077.
SPEER (JEREMIAH) New York.
[13918-18925
[8 prints]:
Avanti savoia viva l’Italia, 6083.—
Deixem que Portugal aibra caminho
para o seu largo futuro, 6086.
’Eurpos! Znre » ‘Eddas, 6085.—
Ku pfedu. At zije Ceskoslovensko,
6087 .—
Laisva Lietuva, 6084.—
Menjiink elére. Eljen Magyarorszag,
6088 .—
Po dlugiej roziace, 8081.—
Posterp6j naprzod wolna Polsko, 6082.
SPEIER (JEREMIAS) New York.
13926-13928
[3 prints]:
[Bakery, 6089]—[Butcher, 6090]—
[Grocery, 6091] © Aug. 14, 1922; 2
e. each Aug. 15, 1922 ; K 167305—167307.
SPELLMAN (Delmar D.) Detroit.
13929, 13930
Brokaw (Dr. Maud) . ©. Apr. 26;
192232 ¢ June 238. 1922 J 256209;
Church (Mrs. C.) © June 14, 1922;
2°Co une: 2a, 1922 \ Ji 206208:
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PLIVee Say
SPENCER (SIDNEY H.) Newark, N. J.
13931
Man who lives w’th a bullet in his
head. © June 28, 1922; 2 e«. July 1,
1922; Dees Ha9e:
SPENCER (Z. T.) Santa Cruz, Calif.
13932-13934
3 prints]:
[Couple of Spencer turkens, 12
weeks oldJ]—[Trio of Spencer turk-
ens!—[38 year old Spencer turken hen]
© Sept. 14, 1921: 2 ce) cachmiuite 7,
1922; K 166745-166747.
SPRINGFIELD TABLET MFG. CO., Spring-
field, Mo. 13935-13940
College campus. © Mar. 20, 1922; 2
ec. June 28, 1922; K 166386. ;
History. © Sept. 30, 1921; 2 ¢. June
23, 1922; K 166385:
Jefferson highway. © Mar. 13,
1922; 2.¢.. June 23, 7922 ise teGasa.
New era. © Mar. 22, 1922; 2c. July
5, 1922; K 166794.
Ozark. © Jan. 20, 1922; 2 c. June
23, 1922; K 166384.
Security linen. © Feb. 2, 1922; 2¢
June 23, 1922; K 1663883.
STADDEN (J. H.) Marshfield, Or. 13941
Moonlight reveries. © Aug. 22,
1922: 2 ¢, Aug .28, 1922; J 256892.
STANDARD PTG. CO., INC., Tampa, Fla.
13942
3anishment of Brown’s blues. ©
Aug..8, 1922: 2 erste: ae et ie
167232.
STANDLEY (H. L.) Colorado Springs,
Col. 13943
Storm dragon. © June 25, 1922;
2'c. July 5, 1922: Fe568a2,
STANHOPE (LEON FE.) Chicago. 138944
Glencoe, Ill., First church of Christ
scientist. [Plan. Blueprint] ©1«.
Oct, 2) 1922) To (242.
STEIN & BLAINE, New York. 13945
Fairfax; by HE. M. A. Steinmetz. ©
Aug. 21, 1922; 2 @ Sept ten aee is)
167708.
STEWART corP., New York. 13946
We give cash discount stamps. ©
Sept. 29, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1922; K
168309.
STILLSON (BLANCHE) Indianapolis.
13947-13949
[3 prints]:
Depew fountain. — Monument. —
Where Riley lived. © Sept. 28, 1922;
2 ec. each Sept. 30, 1922; K 168297—
168299.
268
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
18997
STOLL MFG. co., Denver. 13950
World series indoor base ball game.
(er suly 26, 1922; 2c. Aug. 3, 1922; K
167033.
STOWELL (CLAYTON FEF. B.) Chicago.
18951
[Outline drawing of human teeth]
© 1c. June 19, 1922; I 6896.
String (Grorce C.) La Jolla, Calif.
13952
La Jolla, Calif., the White Lady
fwe, uke) July 26, 1922; 2 c ‘Aug. 1,
fees J 256355.
STROHMEYER (H. A.) New York.
18953-13977
Wallace (Secretary) addressing a
gathering of Delaware County farm-
ers, scene in sale pavilion. © July 15,
m22) 2c. Sept. 8,.1922; J 257031.
Wallace (Miss Virginia) and a
eranddaughter of Mr. Ayer. © July
te, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1922; J 257030.
[6 photographs] :
Delaware River near East Delhi.—
Delaware Valley from Federal Hill,
A, B—Delhi from Federal Hill.—In
the heart of the Catskills —Sunshine
and shadows playing over the hiils
and valleys of the Catskills. © Aug.
hase 2 ec, each Aug. 8, 1922; J
256550—256555.
[17 photographs]:
Ayer (EF. W.) and Secretary of agri-
culture, Henry C. Wallace, 15913,
15914, 15914 A.—Avyer (F. W.) Secre-
tary of agricuiture Henry C. Wallace,
John Swanigan, veteran showman,
and Fern’s Oxford Triumph.—Crowd
leaving pavilion after exercises, 15929,
15930.—Fern’s Oxford Triumph, C. R.
M. Dutton, F. W. Ayer and Secretary
of agriculture Henry C. Wallace.—
Meridale farm, luncheon party.—Wal-
lace (Secretary Henry C.) and Con-
gressman John D. Clarke.—Wallace
(Secretary Henry C.) and Fern’s Ox-
ford Triumph.—Wallace (Secretary
Henry C.) holding Dairylikes Ma-
jesty.— Wallace (Secretary Henry C.)
showing Dairylikes Majesty to Con-
gressman John D. Clarke—wWallace
(Miss Ruth) and Fern’s Oxford Tri-
umph, 15919, 15921.—Wallace (Miss
Ruth) Secretary of agriculture Henry
C. Wallace and Fern’s Oxford Tri-
umph, 15920, 15922.—Wallace (Miss
Ruth) Secretary of agriculture Henry
C. Wallace, W. W. Fry and Fern’s Ox-
ford Triumph. © July 15, 1922; 2c.
each July 22, 1922; J 256226-256242.
STUDIO SwANN, Charleston, W. Va.
13978
Dakin (Leroy) © Aug. 8, 1922; 2c.
Aug. 11, 1922; J 256645.
SUNDAY NEWS, New York.
13979-13985
Babe’s babe. © Sept. 24, 1922; 1.
Sept. 27, 1922; K 168210.
Fontaine (J/iss) talks. All for him.
Opdwly 281922 > dex Ame 17," 1922
Kk 167410. ;
Little fellow in the case posed yes-
terday especially for the Sunday news
camera man, 1-3. © July 23, 1922;
1 ¢c. each Aug. 17, 1922; K 167411-
167418.
Real babe of the Ruth family. ©
Sepi2t doo? Lt ey Seple 21, 10222 i
168211.
Slain. © July 30, 1922; 1c Ati.
2, 1922; K 167541.
SvoBopA (FRANK) Omaha. 13986
Petersen monument. © June 10,
1922; 2 ¢ June 26, 1922; J 256853.
SWIFTWATER SOLDIERS MEMORIAL ASSN.,
Swiftwater, Pa. 138987
Swiftwater, Pa., soldiers memorial.
Opting 241922 ° 2c. duly St, 19206 1K
167680.
SWINNERTON (JAMES) Palo Alto, Calif.
13988-13991
Kiddies of the Canyon country.
(In Good housekeeping July, 1922) ©
Suman ZO 1922). 1) c. July. 1%. 1922 Ke
166785.
— (In Good housekeeping, Aug.,
1922) © July 20, 1922; 1 c. Aug. 19,
1922; K 167710.
(In Good housekeeping, Sept.,
1922) (©) Ade. 20, 1922" 1 ei Aug. 29;
1922; K 167711.
(In Good housekeeping, Oct.,
1922) © Sept. 20, 1922: 1c. Sept. 23,
1922; K 168036.
TABER PRANG ART CO., Springfield, Mass.
13992, 13997
Cradle song, 5827. © July 25, 1922;
2°¢) Sept. Ml tO22 0. 257037.
Holy night, 5830. © Sept. 8, 1922;
2) Sept tay 1922 °° 3 257041.
Lord’s supper, 5829. © Sept. 8,
1922; 2 ¢ Sept. 11, 1922; J 257040.
Orchard pathy, 5825... ©!’ July /28,
1922). 2/e. Septr 1 i922 + J 257039.
Roman holiday, 5826. © Aug. 28,
1922 ° -2°C, Sepun Phe 1922 5 2510388.
Visitation, 5828. © Sept. 2, 1922;
| 2c. Sept. 11, 1922; J 257042.
269
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. IV... He ager 2
13998
TAILORING ARTS PUB. co., New York.
13998-14003
Autumn and winter 1922-1923.
[Overcoating plate, BJ] © June 15,
1922; 2c. June 24, 1922; K 166204.
——[Suiting plate, A.] © June 15,
1922; 2 ce. June 24, 1922; K 166205.
[4 prints]:
May, ladies tailored coat, D 175,
double breasted ulster with convertible
colar, D 176.—Three button Chester
overcoat, D 179, Pearl, ladies tailored
suit, D 180.—Three button relief sack,
D 17%, three button lounge sack, D
178.—Two button cutaway frock, D
181, Ruby, ladies tailored suit, D 182.
©. June 15, 1922; 2 c each June 27,
1922; K 166315-166318.
TARTER, WEBSTER & JOHNSON INC., San
Francisco. 14004
[Forest scene of pine trees] © Der.
151919; 2 ¢.: ANS) 8922 = 16 T156.
TATTERSALL (WM.) Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
14005
Lost Atlantian. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1922; J 257387.
Rochester,
14006-14917
Tycos recording Ehermomieter chart,
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT COS.,
240. © July 1. 1922.5 2 nee Ante.
19225 I 6934.
LOL Tare ealy: 10, 19222. 2) "e,
July 14, 1922; I 6888.
1210 ne wAue. 1; 1922 9) 21e
Aug. 7, 1922; I 6948.
IZ oe) Aus, 10; 1922 =) 2
Aug. 26, 1922; I 7068.
ED. rN a re
July 17, 1922; I 6888.
22034) suly = 13,
July 5, 1922: 1 6885.
2214 CG) Aust, A922 Die;
7, 1922; I 6942.
122i) Dees
a 9915 © < July 12, 1922: 2 e.
July 17, 1922; I 6887.
2801. io} July 14, 1922; 2¢
July 20, 1922; I 6891.
[3 een oF :
Taylor recording pressure gauge
chart, 9000.—Tycos recording pressure
gauge and thermometer chart, 182 A.—
Tycos recording thermometer chart,
181. © Sept. 26, 1922; 2 c. each Sept.
ZO 1922) 2 Ti" (230-1231.
ae
Tuomas (ANDREW J.) New York.
14018-14020
[Apartment house plans. Plan of
basement, 477-2, plan of 2nd, 3rd, 4th
and 5th floors, 477-4. 2 sheets, blue-
prints] © Feb. 28, 1922; 1 e. June 22,
1922; 1 c. July 26, 1922- Pies
[482-2, plan of 2nd, 3rd, and
4th tloors, 482-4. 2 sheets, blueprints]
© Apr. 1, 1922; 1 ¢ June2ansga2= alec.
July 26, 1922" Bseg2s:
[486—2, plan of 2nd, 3rd and 4th
floors, 486-4. 2 sheets, blueprints] ©
Apr. 1, 19223 .1 @odume 22a ee:
guly 26, 1922; 1 6922:
THOMAS (ANDREW J.) AND Warp (D.
EVERETT) New York. 14021
[Apartment house plan. Plan of
basement, 491-2, plan of 1st, 2nd, 3rd
and 4th floors, 491-3, and typical floor
plan [3 sheets, blueprints] © Apr.
, 1922; 1 e:., Jame, 22.) 1922 2 ie) ae Ly:
1922; I 6939.
THOMAS (FLOYD WoopwarpD) San
Diego, Calif. 14022
Pals, 1136. @ Ang) da, eee oc.
Aug. 22, 1922)3 ay aaeszer
TuoMAS (GroRGE P.) New York.
14023, 14024
[Brinkley (Nell) ecupids] © June
20, 1922; 2 e. duly dS, 19227 ee enoos.
[Girls] © June 20, 1922; 2c.
July 19, 1922; K 166964.
THomaAsS (R. V.) Grand Canyon, Ariz.
4025
for Grand Canyon flight. ©
1922; 2 ¢. Aug. 23, 1922; J
Ready
Aug. 11,
256848.
THOMPSON (J. WELLS) Adams, Mass.
14026
(Susan B.) birthplace of.
et July Aste 2
Anthony
©) Sully) 14, 1922 32
J 255833.
TOWNE (PavuL Davis) Fortuna, Calif.
14027-14031
[5 photographs]:
Group.—Highway through the red-
wocods.—Magnificent redwood.—Sun-
light and shadow.—Sunlit boughs. ©
May 1, 1921; 2. ¢. each tub a o22
J 255602-255606.
TOWNSEND (CHARLES A.) Belfast, Me.
14032-14041
Belfast (Steamer) © Aug. 8, 1922;
2 eA td NO 22 rah 256644.
Ellsworth, Me.:
Black (Colonel) homestead.—High
st.—King road, Union River.—Leon-
270
ig
no. 3, 1922
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
14105
ard Lake.—Looking down Main st.—
Looking up Main st.—Looking up
Union River.—River from Card’s
Brook.—Union River, dam. © July
meio ee. each July 17,1922; J
255 7388—255746.
TOWNSEND (EDWIN F.) New York.
14042
Farrar (Geraldine) © Aug. 21,
ieee 2 c. Aue. 23, 1922: J 256844.
Tracy (JAMES LEE) New York. 14043
Armstrong super-regenerative re-
ceiver, with values. [Blueprint] ©
amy, 1922: 2 c. July 7, 1922; I 6897.
TRYON (CHARLES C.) Los Angeles.
14044
This little blotter, when given to
you, ete. © Aug. 21, 1922; 2 c@ Sept.
6, 1922; K 167660.
TURNER (ORREN JACK) Princeton, N. J.
14045
Thomas (Miss Ruth) © May 12,
a922 > 2 ¢, June 27, 1922; J 255568.
TURRELL SHOE Co., Seattle. 14046
Johnny Walker. [Shoes for men]
ame, 24, 1992- 2c. Aug. 31, 1922;
KK 167625.
ULMANN (Doris) New York.
14047-14083
[387 photographs]:
Abel (John J.)—Baer (W. S.)—
Baetjer (FF. H.)—Baltimore, Md.,
Johns Hopkins hospital. — Barker
(Lewellys F.)—Bloodgood (Joseph
Colt) — Boggs (Thos. R.) — Brodel
(Max)—Coy (George J.)—Crowe (S.
J.)—Cullen (Thomas §.)—Finney (J.
M. T.)—Follis (Richard H.)—Futcher
(Thomas B.)—Geraghty (J. T.)—Gil-
ehrist (Thomas Caspar)—Goodnow
(Frank J.) — Hamman (Louis) —
Hooker (D. R.)—Howell (W. H.)—
Howland (John) — Hurd (Henry
M.)—Jones (Walter)—Kelly (How-
ard A.)—-Lord (J. Williams)—Mac-
Callum (W. G.)—Meyer (Adolf)—
Russell (W. W.)—Sabin (Florence
R.)—Smith (Winford H.)—Thayer
(W. 8S.) — Theobald (Samuel) —
Thomas (Henry M.)—Weed (Lewis
H.)—Welch (William H.)—Williams
(J. Whitridge)—Young (Hugh H.)
© Aug. 30, 1922; 2 c« each Sept. 1,
1922; J 256920—256956.
UNDERHILL (IRviING) New York.
14084-14089
New York (City):
Ametican surety bldg.
and Broad-
B 39808.—130 Broadway, Equitable
bldg., B 39936. © Aug. 18, 1922; 2c.
each Aug. 18, 1922; J 256798—256800.
33 Rector st., Frisch bldg., DB
40133. © June 26; 1922;2 c. June 27,
1922 =) Juz 0069:
59th st., Hotel Plaza and annex,
B 401384, © June 26,.1922- 2 ¢ June
Zhe lO22, 5) Se2oo lO,
100 Broadway, American surety
bldg., B 39948. © June 13, 1922; 2 c.
July 13, 1922; J 255089.
UNITED LABOR PRESS ASSN., Cincinnati.
14090
Industrial peace. © Aug. 14, 1922;
2 c. Sept. 23, 1922; K 168364.
UNIVERSAL AIRWAY CO., INC., Traverse
City, Mich. 14091-14199
Charlevoix, Mich., aerial photo:
Belvedere hotel—From Lake Michi-
gan.—From Pine Lake.—Inn hotel.—
Loeb farm. © Aug. 8, 1922; 2 c. each
Aue, 24. 1922 J 256865, 256866,
256868—256870.
Frankfort, Mich., looking east from
Lake Michigan, aerial photo. 1, 2.
© Sept. 14, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 15,
O22 sl 2 1065,/250066;
—-— looking northeast from Lake
Michigan, aerial photo. © Sept. 14,
1922; 2 ec. Sept. 15, 1922; J 257064.
Harbor Springs, Mich., and Harbor
Pt., Mich., aerial photo. © Aug. 8,
1922: 2 ec. Aug. 24, 1922; J 256867.
Petoskey, Mich., from Lake Michi-
gan, aerial photo. © Aug. 8, 1922; 2c.
Aug. 24, 1922; J 256864.
Urnpawas. (Artexrus M.) St. Paul.
14101
Sunset on Lake Minnetonka. © Aug.
i SIO one, Ate. 5; 1922) J 256525:
Van Ozinpo (D. I.) Everett, Wash.
14102
Index (Mt.) © Sept. 8, 1922; 2 ¢.
Sept. 138, 1922; J 257057.
VAUGHAN (Mary E.) Gladwyne, Pa.
14103
Mount Vernon, Va. © July 1, 1922;
2 duaky: 10, ct922): Jy Zob64h.
VAZQUEZ (Ropotro) Los Angeles.
- 14104
Old Dominicn’s man’s face. © Aug.
ee O22 Der mn 21° OD? I. ZOO 1TG2:
Vrpovi (ERNESTO) San Francisco.
14105
Insure before, not after. © July 22,
way, B 39937.—Mount Sinai hospital, | 1922; 2 c. July 31, 1922; K 166984.
201
14106
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Pt ives Bese ve
VERILITE METALS CO., Philadelphia.
14106
Pike’s Peak or bust
2 ¢. July 20
Just a word.
1926.. © July 8, 1922;
1922; K 166883.
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co., Camden,
N. J. 14107-14110
Caruso (Enrico) © Sept: 7, 1922;
2c. Sept. 8, 1922; K 167709.
Gigle (Beniamino) © Oct. 2, 1922,
ce. Oct. 3; 1922 2 Ke #68382:
(Ignace Jan) © Aug.
3, 1922; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1922; K 1674382.
Samaroff [(Olga)] © June 29,
1922 3-20. July a, 1922 BK 1667352.
(Ms co. OF AMERICA, Brooklyn.
nie On eS 22 8 i Be,
@ifualy 2, 1922
J 256198,
i)
Paderewski
Ladder jinx, A, B.
2 .¢@. each, June 24). 4922+
256199.
Brooklyn.
14113, 14124
“o1tune’s mask, Earle Williams in,
VITAGRAPH, INC.,
Ay B.) © Aue-d9, 1922 > 2.c: paeh Aue.
4, 1922; J 256646, 256647.
Golf. Larry Semcn in. © Aug. 12,
1922; 2¢ Aug. 4, 1922; J 256648.
Litt.e wildeat, Alice Calhoun in, A, B.
© Sept. 2, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 6, 1922;
J 257006, 257007.
Regue’s romance, Earle Williams
and Rodolph Valentino in, A, B.
Sept. 2, 1922; 2 « each, Sept. 6, 1922;
ay 257002, 257003.
[5 photographs]
Chicken parade, Jimmy Aubrey in.—
Fighting guide, William Duncan and
Edith Johnson in, A, B.—Girl’s desire
Alice Calhoun in, A, B. © Sept. 1,
oe 2 ce. each Sept. 6. 1922; J 257000,
57001, 257004, 257005, 257¢ 008.
VOORHEES (GARDNER TurtTs) New York.
14125
Voorhees’ thermodynamic methods
and charts [Blueprint] © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1922 5: FOOSE:
(PEARL H.) Glenwood, Minn.
14126
Glenwood, Minn., Minnewaska hotel
and street scene. © July 3, 1922; 2c.
July 6, 1922; J 255608.
WaApbDDEY (DaAvip MAXWELL) Richmond.
14127
Let the Morris plan bank help you.
© July 10,1922: 2°e> Aug. 26,9922
KX 167557.
Voss
ASBESTOS co., Framing-
ham, Mass. 14128
Featherweight removable asbestos
covering. © Aug. 5, 1922; 2 ¢ Aug.
(, 1922; J 256528:
WALKER (C. Ernest) Contoocook.
N.-H. 14129-14134
[6 photographs]:
Chocorua (Mt.) and Lake.—Cho-
corua (Mt.) N. H., A-—C.—Sandwich
Mts., N. H.—Sandwich Range over
Chocorua Lake, N. H. July 24,
1922; 2 c. each July 25, 1922; J 256339-
2563844.
WAITE, WILD
R.) Des Moines.
14135, 14136
Des Moines, Ia., capitol © 1 «
July 24, 1922; J 256244.
soldiers and sailors monument.
©l1ec. July 24, 1922; J 256245.
WALLACE (InmMA L.) Milwaukee.
14137
Choose a cross and trace your an-
cestor. © June 28, 1922; 2 c. June
30, 1922; K 166366.
co., St. Pag.
14138-14145
Shine rite girl, 34453-34458. ©
Dee. 1, 1921; 2 & each July 27 4922;
J 256266—256271.
WALTER (AtEx. D.) Pittsburgh.
14144
[Yoke, pen and pencil] © June 9,
1922; 2 c. June 20, 1922; K 166796
WARNER (HVERETT G.) Waverly, N. Y.
14145
Prayer. © Aug. 29) 1922>2 eG Aug
B1Y4922: J 256OT.
(Mitton J.) Buffalo.
14146
Parashute jump from aeroplane by
Geo. Starr, Buffalo, N. Y¥. © June 18,
1922: 2 c July 14, 19225 os ase.
WATERMAN (C. E.) Long Beach, Calif.
14147
Texas (U. S. S.) crew. © July 3,
1922; 2c. July 10;:19225 J 250622.
WATERMAN (L. E.) co., New York.
14148
Writes blue, dries black. © July
14, 1922; 2 c. July 19, 19225 K 166983.
Waters (R. J.) & co, San Francisco.
14149
from Mt. Kon-
Do eC SUL OG,
WALLACE (ARMANUS
WALLIN MFG.
W ASHBURN
Clear Lake, Calif.,
ockti.’ © July 1, 1922;
| 1922; J 255609.
212
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1922
WEATHERS (Parrick H.) Oklahoma
..: City; OK]. 14150, 14151
[Plans for court house. 4 sheets]
© 1c. July 12, 1922; I 6878.
[7 sheets] -© 1c. July 5, 1922;
I 6854.
WENATCHEE MILLING co., Wenatchee.
Wash. 14152
Peach blossom flour cut-outs. ©
poe 26, 1922: 2 c. Sept. 2, 1922; K
168057.
WESEL (F.) mre. co., Brooklyn. 14153
Wesel lucky star. © Aug. 28, 1922;
2c. Sept. 21, 1922; K 168014.
WESSA (WILLIAM HENRY) Antigo, Wis.
14154-14161
[S photographs]:
Elcho, Wis., Chas. W. Fish lumber
co., saw mil] no. 1.—Elcho, Wis.. High
and graded school houses. — Elcho.
Wis.. High school.—Family of In-
dians.—Indian chief and family.—In-
dian family.—Ontonogan River, Upper
Falls —Wabikon (Lake) landing, near
Crandon, Wis. © Aug. 1, 1922; 2 «¢.
each Aug. 16, 1922; J 256834—-256841.
WESTERN ART PUB. co., San Francisco.
14162
[Riders of the sunlit range] ©
Peo or 8922 = 2 c. Sept. 15, 1922: K
168146.
WESTERN TABLET & STATIONERY CO., St.
Joseph, Mo. 14163-14169
Big chief tablet. © Jan. 10, 1922;
Bre. mepe. 1, 1922; K 167687.
Jewel note book filler. © Jan. 10,
mes Sc. Fully 3, 1922; K. 166962.
Radio giant tablet. © May 9, 1922;
2 ¢. July 22, 1922; K 166836.
[4 prints]:
Chief pencil tablet.—Chief tablet.—
Old Irish linen.—Western linen. ©
gan 10; 1922: 2 c ‘each July 3, 1922;
K 166797-166800.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. CO.,
East Pittsburgh, Pa. 14170
Westinghouse fans. © June 1, 1922:
Zc. Aug. 11, 1922; K 167237.
WETTLIN (GEORGE F.) Newark, N. J.
14171
Pershing (Gen. John J.) © 1 «.
Sept. 28, 1922; J 257435.
W HALING
Mass.
C. P.— (1-3, 125, 126,
155, 188, 190, 192, 194,
206, 234, 241, 242, 244,
17840—22—6
FILM cCoRP., New Bedford,
14172-14274
144, 145, 152,
195, 202, 205,
PO ert oO,
14284.
286, 292; 305, 306, 320-322, 324, 350}.
473, 475, 496, 498, 500-592, 510, 511.,.
525, 527, 544, 545, 551, 557, 577, 618,
629, 641. 645, 651, 655, 661, 665. 664,
683, 689, 690, 695, 698, 727, 735, TAT,
752, 753, 755, 7157, T60-762, 782, 807,
812, 815-817, 854, 857, 859, 860, 862—
864, 868, 10038, 1007, 1063-1065, 1090)
© Sept. 8, 1922;.2 ¢ each Sept. 23,
1922: J 257200-257292.
C. P.—(1380, 182, 172, 186, 288, 471,
474) © Aug. 17, 1922; 2 c each Aug.
28, 1922; J 256896—256901, 256905.
C. P.— (298, 374, 524) © Aug. 26,
12 2 Ce -enehi-. Aue, - 235 NO22 op
256902-256904.
WHEELER (CLEORA CLARK) St. Paul.
14275,
Glacier national park. © June 15,,
192252 e: Aue. 28 1922; K 167558.
WHITE (PuHiuipe L.) Minneapolis.
14276:
Smoke consumer, style 2. © July 19,
1927 >t ©, July 15, ¥922 1. ¢ Aus
1922); I 7240.
WHITE KITCHEN CATERERS, INC., Phila-
delphia. 14277-14279
White kitchen caterers, inc. :
At your service. [Symbol of busi-
ness]—[Restaurant, exterior view ]—
[Restaurant, interior view showing de-
sign and arrangement] © July 11,
1922; 2 ¢€. each Sept: 9, 1922; KK
168172-168174.
WHITWORTH (THOMAS ALEXANDER)
Los Angeles. 14280
Whitworth’s life and business chart.
©) May 23, 1922-2 ©. July 18, 1922.
I 6922.
WILHARM (FREDERICK CHARLES) Pitts-
burgh. 14281
Radio broadcasting chart. [Blue-
print), (©) 1 ¢, Apr, 7, 1922; I 7280,
WILLARD En.) Idyllwild,
Cal. 14282
Where the sun-god reigns. © Aug.
Tee Cn AAS 6. 1922, J 256532:
(STEPHEN
WiILtHoIr (AuGUST S.) Cleveland.
14283.
If it’s painting we do it. © Sept. 1,
1922; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1922; K 167769.
WILLIAMS (THOMAS H.) Utica, N. Y..
14284:
for stores and apartment
3 sheets, blueprints] © Aug: 8;
2 eC ame 25, 1922 +) 1 L062;
[ Plan
bldg.
1922;
273
ae ea
Ma) Ne i i
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14285
WILSON (EDWIN Bred) New York.
14285-14296
[12 prints] :
Ambition. — Forward.— Free from
care.—Heir.—Hope chest.—Lesson in
thrift—Merry Christmas.—Mother.—
Pals.—Planning. — Regret. — Vacation
days. © Aug. 17, 1922; 2 ¢. each Aug.
24,1922; K 167543167554,
WINSHIP Co. , Chicago.
[4 prints]:
— Accidents. — Fire, — Punctuality. ee
Win $500. © June 7, 1922; 2 c. each
June 24, 1922; K 166208-166211.
[22 prints]:
Anger, 22.—Carelessness, 6.—Confi-
dence, 12. lo: operation, 9.—Decision,
17.—Enthusiasm, 8.—Good morning,
2.—Gossip, 10.—Honesty, 24.—Jeal-
ousy, 25.—Loafing, 18—Mistakes, 20.—
Other fellow, 5.—Praiseworthy, 3.—
Production, 16.—Questions, 15.—Save,
26.—Skill, 13.—Use your head, 19.—
- Value of little things, 23.—Waste, 21.—
Your idea, 14...© July 31, 1922; 2 e.
each Aug. 2, 1922; K 167009—167030.
WintEeR & POND co., Juneau, Alaska.
14323-14325
Mendenhall Glacier, 1, 2. © 1.
each Aug. 25, 1922; J 256871, 256872.
and flower field. © 1c. Aug.
5, 1922; J 256873.
WINTER PHOTO CO., Portland, Or.
14326-14328
14297-14322
[3 photographs] :
Bridge of the gods, Caseade locks
and Mt. Adams.—Devil’s Punchbowl
and Hood River, 3924.—Devil’s Punch-
bowl, Hood River and Mt. Hood, 3922.
© June 28, 1922; 2 c¢. each July 5, 1922;
J 255597-255599.
pt. IV., 2: Sy Velt
WocuHer (Max) & SON co., Cincinnati.
14329, 14330
Lamb’s examining and tonsillectomy
chair-table. © Apr. 15, 1922; 2 e¢.
Aug. 5, 1922; K 167071.
Reaves, Lamb examining and tonsil-
lectomy chair-table. © Apr. 15, 1922;
2 ¢, Aug. 5, 1922° 1 767
WoHLcGEMUTH & Lissner, Berlin.
14331, 14332
Kle-ne Pompadour;: by Corneilie
Max. © Mar. 1, 1922;1 ¢ May 4,
1922; K 168247.
Margueriten ([Daisies]) by Cor-
neille Max. © Mar. 1, 1922; 1 c. May
13, 1922; K 168248.
WOoOLLNER (CLARENCE M.) Montgomery,
Ala. S483
Hypothesis of a gnong. © Sept. 6,
1922; 2 « Sept: 19, T9225 her a.
Woop (Herpert J.) Pittsburgh. 14334
Investors’ bond determinatien chart.
© Mar. 21, 1922; 2 ec Mar. 29, 1922;
I 7181.
Woopsury (Hiuer M.) San Francisco.
14335
California poppy queen. © Aug. 8,
1922; 2-¢. Sept. 18, 1922; KoaGreac
WorRTHALL PRODUCTS co., Philadelphia,
~ 14336-14339
[4 drawings]: *
Calculator for feet, inches and inch-
fractions.—[S.treet traffic signal
tower ].—Trafiic control system for the
city of Philadelphia, Pa—Traffie con-
trol system for the city of Philadel-
phia, Pa. Traffic loop at City hall and
traffic circle at Broad and Fairmount
aves. © 1c. each Sept. 22, 1922: I
7182-7185.
Number of entries in class H-K included in the Catalogue since Jan.
LAO z
Reproductions of works of -artis22 3-0 u so Le ee 1
Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical character (in-
cluding !2:L7, one-copy (entries)4. 1 2h eee 703
Photographs (including 367 one-copy entries) ——_____________________ 4, 565
Prints and pictorial illustrations (including 3,133 contributions to
periodicals and other one-copy entries) ___________-___-____-----__ , 956
12, 225
274
DESIGNS OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
‘MAcMonNIES (FREDERICK) 1-3
Fawn struggling with a heron
and holding one of its claws with one
hand and the neck with the other. ©
FY, MacMonnies, New York, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years: Re-
aewal no. 21197, Apr. 19, 1922. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 4, 1894, no. 40403.
Figure of Pan of Rohallion stand-
ing on a ball and having a pipe in
each hand on which he is playing
O
[14389
to fish arranged around the ball. ©
F. MacMonn.es, New York, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Ke-
newal no. 21196, Apr. 19, 1922. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 4, 1894, no. 40402.
Goddess Diana in the act of run-
ning with hands outstretched after
having discharged her arrow. © F.
MacMonnie, New York, as the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
21195, Apr. 19, 1922. Original entry,
Sept. 4, 1894, no. 40401.
275
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14340-20162
meh Y OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
OF JUNE 320, 196, AND OF MAROH 4, 1909
PART 4:
WORKS OF ART; REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF
ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS OF A SCIEN-
TIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER; PHOTOGRAPHS;
PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
1922
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 17
No. 4
This number contains the Volume Index
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1923
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of ‘Copyright IEntries “shall be admitted in any
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any copyright/registration.”
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 4,
issued quarterly, is arranged in two alphabets of proprietors, with sub-
alphabets of titles as follows:
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other identifying reproductions deposited according to law with the applica-
tions for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, Statuary, and Models or
Designs for works of art).
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Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; Class J,
Photographs (except Motion pictures); and Class K, Prints and pictorial
illustrations.
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other than photoplays, have been transferred to Part 1, Group 2, of the Cata-
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Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been
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Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; “ J,” Class J,
Photographs; and “K,” Class K, Prints and pictorial illustrations. “©”
implies copyright registration of a published work, followed by a date of
publication. “© 1 c.” stands for copyright registration of an unpublished
work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the photograph
or other identifying reproduction; and “2 c.” for 2 copies, followed by the
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CLASS G. WORKS~. OF ART; MODELS -OR. DESIGNS FOR
WORKS OF ART.
ABBOTT (MARTHA BELLE) Wichita,
Kan. 14340
Adopted baby. Holstein cow return-
ing from woods with fawn for her
baby. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1922; G 66757.
York.
14841
[Drawing
© 1c. Dee
New
Alfa elect. co. service.
of monogram in circle]
5, 1922; G 67096.
ADAMS & GRACE co., New York.
Columbia university ; by Richard W.
Rummell. [Drawing showing bird’s-
eye view of university buildings and
grounds] © 1c. Sept. 14, 1922; G
66602.
Financial center of New York; by
Richard W. Rummell. [Perspective
of street with tall buildings on each
side and church at end] ©1c. Sept.
14, 1922; G 66605.
Hannibal, Mo., plant of Atlas Port-
land cement co.; by Richard W. Rum-
mell. [Drawing showing bird’s-eye
view of factory buildings, and sur-
rounding country] © 1 «¢ Sept. 20,
1922; G 66654.
Hudson, N. Y., plant of Atlas Port-
land cement co.; by Richard W. Rum-
mell. [Bird’s-eye view of factory
buildings and environs] © 1 «. Sept.
14, 1922; G 666038.
Morgan (J. P.) & company bank;
by Richard W. Rummell. [Drawing
showing corner view of bank build-
ing] © 1c. Sept. 20, 1922; G 66653.
. Newport News shipbuilding and dry
dock co.; by Richard W. Rummell.
[Drawing showing bird’s-eye view of
docks and ships around them] ©
1 c Sept. 14, 1922; G 66604.
Atlas
Northampton, Pa., plant of
Portland cement co.; by Richard W.
Rummell. [Drawing showing bird’s-
eye view of group of factory buildings
and surrounding country] baer cl
Sept. 20, 1922; G 66652.
Steinway & sons factories; by Rich-
ard W. Rummell. [Drawing showing
bird’s-eye view of group of factory
buildings] © 1. Sept. 14, 1922; G
66601.
14342-14349
AKIN (JOHN 8S.) and AKIN (LEILA EF.)
Ft. Worth, Tex. 14350
Ifdek. [Design of playing card
with border of ovals around oblong
panel with name across center] ©
1 ec Sept. 19, 1922; G 67067.
ALBANY FOUNDRY co., Albany, N. Y.
14351-14353
Andiron, 35; by La Motte K. Deven-
dorf. [Model of anrdiron in scroll-
work design]
36; by La Motte K. Deven-
dorf. [Model of andiron with figure
of man in colonial costume on front]
Door knocker; by La Motte K. Dev-
endorf. Model of knocker decorated
with conventional leaf design]
© 1 ce each Sept. 18, 1922: G
66623-66625.
Burlingame, Calif.
14354-14358
Anna Marieka. Model of Dutch
peasant girl in native costume.
Jan. Model of Dutch peasant boy
walking.
Katinka. ‘Model of Russian peasant
woman in native costume.
Matuyshka. Model of Russian peas-
ant woman in native costume.
Mignette. Model of peasant) girl
of Alsace-Lorraine.
© 1c. each Oct. 14, 1922; G 66743-
66TAT.
ALBRO (MAXINE)
Chi-
14359
Pranks of yesterday; by R. S. Cuth-
bertson. [Baby in sled crying and
mother looking out of doorway while
small boy climbs over fence in back-
ground) «© de. Dee. 16, 19225°°G
67146.
AMERICAN COOPERATIVE PUB. CO.,
cago.
AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HIS-
Tory, New York. 14360
Hairy mammoth; by Otto Falken-
bach. [Model of prehistoric animal
with trunk like an elephant] ©1«.
Dee. 22, 19225 G 67165.
277
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14361
pt iv... Sve
ANDOH (SANSUHE) Los Angeles.
14361-14365
Incense burner, 1. Model of smil-
ing Chinese girl seated on rock with
basket in lap.
2. Model of little girl in ori-
ental dress seated with jar at her feet.
3. Model of California bear
carrying orange tree while walking on
relief map of California.
4. Model of three wise monkeys
playing at foot of tree.
5. Model of Chinese boy stand-
ing by basket with branch of tree in
hands.
© 1c. each Sept. 12, 1922; G 66591-
66595.
APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER, New York.
14366
Membership badge in the League
of the Sacred Heart; by Claude Ra-
maz. [Design showing heart on cross
enclosed in wreath] ©1ec. Aug. 14,
1922; G 66684.
ARNOLD (OLIvE H.) Lebanon, Tenn.
14367
Sta-on dress: Drawing of dress for
paper doll. © 1 c¢) Oct. 6, 1922: .G
66815.
ARONSON (LovuIS V.) Newark, N. J.
14368-14371
Buddha. Model of figure of Buddha
sitting upon cushion. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1922; G 66887.
Camel. Drawing of camel with pack
on its back. © 1c. Dec. 5,.1922; G
67141.
Candlestick. Design of candlestick
with broad base decorated with leaves
and flowers. © 1. Sept. 13, 1922;
G 66600.
Compote bowl. Design of bowl with
floral decoration, mounted upon base.
©1ec. Sept. 13, 1922; G 66599.
ASMUS-BRADLEY CO., INC., Chicago.
14372-14377
Afternoon scarf, 978; Stanley Nan-
tus. Drawing of floral renaissance ef-
fect and Henry III cartouche. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 1922; G 66834.
Nantine romper, 1020; by Stanley
Nantus. Cross-stitch embroidery de-
sign showing rabbits sitting around
tree. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1922; G 671438.
Set, 948; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance rose forming edge
in Roman cut work effect. © 1 «¢
Oct. 30, 1922; G 66836.
946; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Marie Antoinette baskets form-
ing edge with floral decorations. ©
1 e. Oct. 30, 19223 © 66ssF
947 ; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of renaissance floral garland form-
ing partial edge. ©1e. Oct. 30, 1922;
G 66833.
979; by Stanley Nantus. Draw-
ing of Louis XVI floral basket form-
ing partial edge. ©1e. Oct. 30, 1922;
G 66835.
ATCHISON (JOSEPH ANTHONY) Wash-
ington. 14378
Morning. Drawing of nude female
figure standing with arms folded above
head, gazing upward. © 1. Sept.
23, 1922; G 66662.
BAILEY (CHARLOTTE TT.) Amesbury,
Mass. 14379
Old dog. Model of sleeping Aire-
dale. © 1. Nov. 2, 1922; G 66842.
BAILey (VERA J.) Kansas City, Mo.
14380
Kumfy kid. Model of nude infant
standing on round base. © 1 e. Oct.
2, 1922; G 66700.
BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE co., Phila-
delphia. 14881
Crest of class of 1926, U. S. M. A.
[Model of shield with relief showing
eagle above fasces and inscription]
© 1c. Dee. 23, 1922; G 67239.
BALENTINE (PHILIP EMMETT) San An-
tonio. 14382, 14383
Mission San Jose. [Model of old
Spanish mission for paperweight]
Owl and book. [Model of book-end
with figure of owl by open book]
© 1c. each Sept. 29, 1922; G 66682,
66683.
BANVA Co., INC., New York. 14384
Leprechaun; by Arturo Ferrillo.
[Model of figure of clown seated on
block with bell in hand] ©1e. Nov.
16, 1922; G 66967.
BARNES (WILLIAM H.) New York.
14385
Ecce Homo; by Salvador Vincente
Gomez. [Painting showing front view
bust of Christ bound with ropes, wear-
ing crown of thorns] © 1 ec. Dec. 21,
1922; G 67161.
Barto (Haroitp B.) EH. Liverpool, O.
14386
Transportation. [Drawing of con-
ventional figure decorated with leaves]
©1e. Aug. 12, 1922; G 66666.
278
WORKS OF ART
no, 4, 1922
Bassett (Gero. F.) & co., New York.
14387-14389
Blue-bell; by Colley A. Shorter.
{Circular design for plate with clus-
ters of blue-bells and vines] ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1922; G 66769.
[Cir-
California; by Albert Robert.
cular design of vines and flowers with
bunches of fruit in smaller circles] ©
me. Wee. 16,°1922; G.67147.
Dorothy; by James Arthur Worrall.
Design of border showing lattice-work
decorated with roses and birds] .© 1
ce. Sept. 29, 1922; G 66720.
BeacH (Matty Prasopy) Ridgefield,
Conn. 14390, 14391
Cry-baby Scrub. Drawing of hu-
man figure on hands and knees with
head on hands.
‘ Mooney Scrub. Drawing of human
' head with eyes and mouth open, and
head-gear.
© each 1 ¢. Nov. 15, 1922; G 66998,
66999.
BEAUTEBOX, INC., New York.
14892-14401
Bird of paradise; by Felix Eber-
hardt. [Bird with long tail feathers
perched on limb of tree]
Claire de lune; by Henry Clive.
{Painting showing Dan seated on rock
playing pipes while female figure ap-
proaches him drawing big ball]
Coogan (Jackie) ; by Henry Clive.
[Right three-quarter view bust of
small child wearing cap]
Japanese; by Felix Eberhardt.
{Light and dark circles around scene
showing bridge across stream with |~-
snow-capped mountain in background]
Jewel; by Felix Eberhardt. [Cir-
cular design with conventional flower
in center surrounded by oval figures,
vines and small flowers]
Milady Nicotine; by Henry Clive.
[Left profile of girl resting head on
cushion while smoking cigarette]
Murray (Mae); by Henry Clive.
[Right profile of girl with hair hang-
ing loose over shoulders and scarf over
head]
Reid (Wallace); by Henry Clive.
[Right profile bust portrait of young
man in circle]
Spring song; by Henry Clive.
[Painting showing Pan seated in tree
playing pipes while women and child-
ren play on lawn]
14414
Winter; by Felix Eberhardt. [Pine
branches and cones, with winter land-
seape in background]
© each 1 c. Oct. 18, 1922; G 66759—
66768.
BEcHDOLT (MABLE CLAIRE) New York.
14402-14407
Daffydowndilly. Model of novelty
candle in form of little girl ©le
Oct: 31, 1922: G 66827.
Jack rabbit. Novelty candle
modelled in form of rabbit sitting
erect. © 1c. Nov. 22, 1922; G 66996.
Red Riding Hood. Novelty candle
modelled in form of little girl wear-
ing cape and hood. © 1. Nov. 22,
1922; G 66994.
Sleepy head. Novelty candle model-
led in form of little girl in pajamas
holding doll, > ©) 1 ce Nov. 22, 19225
G 66993.
Tommy ‘Tinker. Novelty candle
modelled in form of little boy holding
candle. ©1c. Nov. 22, 1922; G 66995.
Tommy Tucker. Model of novelty
candle in form of little boy. ©1le«.
Oct. 31, 1922; G 66826.
BEECH-NUT PACKING Co., Canajoharie,
Ni Ye . 14408
Bain SBeech-nut; by Cushman
Parker. Boy at table looking down
at plate of Beech-nut macaroni and
laughing. ©1ce. Oct. 1, 1922; G 67095.
BEHREND (EUGENE EH.) Washington.
14409
Almas, Washington, D. C. [Draw-
ing of simitar and crescent enclosing
relief of capitol] © 1 ec. Sept. 28.
1922; G 66680.
BENEKER (GERRIT A.) Truro, Mass.
14410-14413
Man of the hills. Elderly man in
soft hat and jumper, leaning on handle
of hoe. ©1e. Oct. 30, 1922; G 66824.
My madonna. Young mother hold-
ing baby against breast, while seated
| near window. © 1. Nov. 10, 1922;
G 66958.
Some day. Right profile of young
man in soft hat and vest with coat
on arm, looking at house across street.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1922; G 66825.
We have toiled all the night and
have taken nothing. Front view of
fisherman in oil-skin coat and hat. ©
1 e. Oct. 27, 1922; G 66804.
BENNETT (Epwarp LESLIE) Beach-
mont, Mass. 14414
View of ocean. [Painting showing
back view of nude girl seated on beach
looking over ocean] © 1c. Aug. 25,
1922; G 66685.
279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14415
pt. IV., NS. ¥aif
BENSINGER (DororHa) Los Angeles.
14415
Listening in. Model of nude female
figure standing on radio box, with
wires around body, holding receivers
over (ears!) @ril. ic) Ame NS 2922 saG
66749.
Bentz (JosepH J.) Los Angeles.
14416
Camel matchstand and _ ashtray.
Model of camel lying down with two
baskets strapped across back. ©1..
Sept. 5, 1922; G 66542.
BERNARDINI (MICHELE) Chicago.
14417-14420
Florentine, 1021A. Model of torchier
lamp with mica cylinder, pull chain
socket and hexagon base.
1022. Model of lamp with three
lights, three mica cylinders and pull-
chain sockets.
} 1022A. Model of torchiere lamp
with mica cylinder, sshell socket and
hexagon base.
1023. Model of lamp with mica
cylinder supported by two mermaids
resting on round base. © 1 ¢. each
Oct. 25, 1922; G 66793-66796.
BLAcK (BEULAH ETHEL) £Denver.
14421, 14422
Betty Bubbles and her masks.
Drawing of cut-out doll with masks
to fit onto body.
Ginger. Drawing of mythical
shaped figure having heart-shaped
head with antennae, wearing boots.
© 1e¢ each Nov. 2, 1922; G 66843,
66943.
BLEVINS (ALBERT C.) Fort Worth, Tex.
14493
Blevins’ Irish egg. [Drawing of hen
sitting on large Irish potato] ©1e.
Sept. 8, 1922; G 66750.
BLOOMFIELD (ZACHARIA) New York.
14424
And God said, Let there be light,
and there was light; by Vincenzo Mi-
serendino. [Circular drawing showing
draped figure standing on crescent
with hands upraised] ©1ce. Aug. 21,
1922; G 66667.
RALPH) New York.
14425-14427
Winter scene, D. [Drawing of
snow-covered one-story house with
dormer windows and two chimneys]
BoLaAND (JOHN
EK. [Drawing of snow-covered
two-story house with four tall columns
and porch in front]
F. [Drawing of chureh cov-
ered in snow, with large archway in
foreground] © 1 ¢« each Sept. 11,
1922; G 66567-66569.
Botps (May ELizABetH) Central
Point, Or. 14428
Charm of Zuni. Model of figure of
old Indian with blanket wrapped
around him. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1922; G
66528.
BouUASSE-JEUNE & co., Paris.
14429, 14430
Ecce Homo; de Louis Anglas. [Bust
portrait of Jesus wearing crown of
thorns]
Mater Dolorosa; de Louis Anglas.
[Left three-quarter view bust of Vir-
gin Mary looking up] © 1 @ each °
Oct. 30, 1922; G 66822, 66823.
BRANDES (C.) 1nc., New York. 144381
Brandes” girl; by Louis Urich.
Model of bust of girl with radio re-
ceivers over ears. © 1c Oct. 14,
1922; G 66797.
BREITKOPF & HARTEL, INC., New York.
14432
Design for Henry Crowell’s compo-
sitions; by William Heinecke. Draw-
ing of six-pointed star on dark back-
ground with © in center in form of
tree, from whose branches spring two
staves with music notes. © 1 « Nov.
27, 1922; G 67048.
Brooke (Mary EpitH) Phoenix, Ariz.
14433
Desert dreams. Drawing showing
large cactus, palms and fountain near
lake in foreground, mission church and
mountains in distance. © 1c. Sept.
21, 1922; G 66655.
BUCHANAN (HttA) Los Angeles.
14434, 14485
Lincoln. Sculptured bust, part rock
finish.
Young Lineoln the _ rail-splitter.
Model of figure of young man standing
with ax in right hand and left resting
on tree stump near baby squirrel.
© 1 ¢«. each Sept. 25, 1922; G 66664,
66665.
BuETTNER (T.) & co., INC., Chicago.
14436-14439
Buffet set, 3806; by M. Bjorkman.
[Drawing of irregular figure with
clusters of leaves]
280
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1922
3878; by M. Bjorkman. [Draw-
ing of conventional flowers arranged
in fan shape]
Design, 3800; by M. Bjorkman.
{Drawing of buffet set with conven-
tional figures in corners]
— 3802; by M. Bjorkman. [Draw-
ing of stars in scallops and sprays of
leaves]
© 1c. each Sept. 21, 1922; G 66656-
66659.
BuRIAN (J an New York. 14440
Ave Maria. Painting showing Ma-
donna seated ‘on throne under arch
holding infant Jesus in lap, with group
of scenes from life of Christ arranged
around arch] © 1 ¢. Dec. 15, 1922;
| G 67129.
Capy (Harrison) Brooklyn.
14441, 14442
Hottitot baby. Drawing of baby
girl dressed like lady.
Hottitot kitten. Comic drawing of
kitten dressed in boy’s clothes.
© 1c. each Nov. 13, 1922; G 66959,
66960.
CAINE (GrEoRGE H.) Toledo, O. 144438
Door-stop; by Mabel V. Booth.
Model of figure of girl with parasol.
© 1c Oct. 4, 1922; G 66707.
CALISSI (Paut C.) Philadelphia.
14444
é
Torchiere, 613; by Aurelius M. Ren-
zetti. Model with round column and
fruit in relief around base. ©i1.«
Hee) 20, 1922: G 67152.
CAMPBELL (GEORGE W.) Boston. 14445
It’s your turn; by Frank M. Hines.
Drawing showing man placing valua-
ble articles in bureau while burglar
peers through window. © 1c. Mar.
27, 1922; G 66622.
Eee (ANTONINO) Brooklyn.
14446
Harmony; by Guist Sparacino.
[Drawing showing two figures with
trumpets above lyre in center, female
figure seated reading book at right
and two cupids at left] ©1e. Oct.
23, 1922; G 67000.
CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSPORT CO.
New York. 14447
House flag; by Frederic L. Zim-
mermann. Drawing of flag with
monogram, CAT, in center and stream-
ers projecting to corners, upper and
lower edges. © 1. Sept. 18, 1922;
G 66723.
9
Lond
14457
CERRACCHIO (Enric) Houston.
14448, 14449
Flapper. Model of girl wearing
flapper hat, short skirt and short
hair standing with hands on hips.
Spirit of the sea. Model of nude
standing female figure holding shell.
oT 1c. each Sept. 5, 1922; G 66540,
66541
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, Cincinnati.
14450
Where banking and business go
foreward together; by Geo. F. Tren-
holm. Drawing of four-story bank
building. ©1 ce. Oct. 30, 1922; G 66885.
Nashville, Tenn.
14451, 14452
Girl; by Alexander Wilson. [Front
view bust of young girl wearing low
neck dress and felt hat]
Nurse; by Alexandrer Wilson.
[Painting showing front view of nurse
standing with hands extended, hos-
pital and church in background] © 1
e. each Dee. 7, 1922; G 67114, 67115.
CLARK (HLMER T.)
CLARN (HELENE) Washington. 14453
Hamilton (Alexander) ; by Franklin
Barber Clark. ‘Three-quarter length
front view of Hamilton in colonial
costume, standing with left arm rest-
ing on table and paper in hand. ©
1c. Nov. 29, 1922; G 67054.
CLERE (FtorRA Westcott) New York.
14454
Two love-birds. Figures of two birds
modeled together. © 1c Aug. 381,
1922; G 66526.
CoAtE (DANIEL WEBSTER) San Fran-
cisco. 14455
Jolly good fellow shriner. [Model
of figure of man in tuxedo suit and
fez standing with hands in pockets]
©1ec. Oct. 7, 1922; G 66944.
Cocoa conaA co., Atlanta. 14456
Girl with fan. [Left three-quarter
view of girl standing with fan in left
hand and cold drink bottle in right]
©1c. Oct. 24, 1922; G 66789.
CooPeR (ELIZABETH GRAVES) Stam-
ford, Conn. 14457
How the elephant got his trunk.
Model of elephant in sitting position
and alligator pulling his trunk. ©
1 @. Sept. 7; 1922); G 66547:
81
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv., n. S., v.17
14458
CoRBUSIER (JOHN WILLIAM) Cleve-
land. 14458
St. Johns Evangelical chureh, Oak
Harbor, O. Drawing of interior, ex-
terior, and two floor plans of church.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1922; G 66709.
CowaN (ELIZABETH EH.) Los Angeles.
14459
Spring. Landscape panel showing
green trees and flowers on banks of
stream, with snow capped mountains
m) distance: 1©)LviencQ@et) 18. 1922 -
G 66758.
CRAIN’ (FESTAL) Pasadena, Calif.
14460
Mission bell door-knocker. Model
of half of bell and clapper. © 1.
Dec. 26, 1922; G 67181.
CrEPAux (FERNAND A.) New York.
14461
Musique (La) [Painting showing
female figure standing on steps on
bank of lake, playing lyre] ©1l1e.
Nov. 8, 1922; G 66942.
CUNNINGHAM (JAMES) LOS Angeles.
14462
International exhibition of art and
amusement. [Drawing of group of
buildings arranged around circle] ©
tire) Nove. Har) 19226 1G. 167001.
Hartford.
14463, 14464
Bluebird. Statuette of girl in blue-
bird costume.
Bobolink. Statuette of girl in bobo-
link costume.
© 1c. each Nov. 28, 1922; G 67051,
67052.
DAHL (CYRENA FLORENCE)
DALE (VIOLET) New York.
14465, 14466
Crystal gazer. Model of figure of
Hindco holding crystal ball in his
hand.
Golfer. Model of figure of stout
man with flask in pocket bending over
to lift ball from hole. © 1 ce each
Nov. 27, 1922; G 67044, 67045.
DAPRATO STATUARY CO. Chicago.
14467-14479
Gothie altar. Model of alter with
statues in niches below alter table.
Gothic station of the cross, 4408.
Model of relief panel showing Jesus
condemned to death, with cross above.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1922; G 66946.
3
-— Model of relief panel showing
. Jesus falling beneath cross, in orna-
‘mental frame having tracerwork
at
tops: KOs c. Nov. 6, 1922; G 66949.
Guardian angel. Model of angel
watching over child with hand full of
flowers. ©1e. Oct. 27, 1922; G 66809.
Kateri Tekawitha. Statue of saint
holding crucifix in right hand. ©
ic. Oct. 27, 1922; G 66808.
Martin (Saint) Model of figure of
Saint with helmet on head, holding
sword in right hand. © 1c. Oct. 27,
1922; G 66810. .
Patrick (Saint) Model of figure of
saint holding shell in right hand and
staff in left. © Pe. Oe, 2meenoz2:
G 66814.
Renaissance side altar. Model of
small altar with emblem below mensa
and chalice on tabernacle door. © 1 «.
Oct. 27, 1922; G 66807.
Roman side altar. Model of small
altar with emblem below altar table,
statue abeve tabernacle and chalice on
door. ©1ce. Oct. 27, 1922; G 66812.
Roman station of the cross, 4401.
Model of relief panel showing Jesus
meeting his mother, with ornamental
cross above. © 1. Nov. 6, 1922; G
66945.
4409. Model of relief panel
showing Jesus consoling holy women,
with cross above. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1922;
G 66947.
4410. Model of relief panel
showing Jesus being led away by
guards, with ornamental cross above.
© 1e. Nov. 6, 1922; G 66948.
Shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual
Help. Model of shrine in Roman
style showing picture of saint above
altar table. © 1 cCX@ei7 27 to222G
66813.
Davipson (J. V.) New York. 14480
U. SS. marine corps monument.
Model of stone base carved with fig-
ures of marines and surmounted by
nude figure holding aloft insignia. ©
1 ec. Oct. 9, 1922; G 66734
DaviEs (RIcHARD JOHN) Union Hill,
Neve 14481
Concrete grave inclosure; by Ches-
ter Ferjian. [Model with festoons in
relief around top] © 1.¢ Dee. 16,
1922; G 67151.
282
WORKS
no. 4, 1922
De LA Fonp-SNIDER (CLARICE) Chi-
cago. 14482
Liberty unshackled; by Leon Her-
mant. Medallion with relief showing
Washington and lLafeyette clasping
hands, with eagle above them. ©1c.
WMoy.'21, 1922; G 67157.
De LAVAL SEPARATOR CO., New York.
14483
Girl holding milk pail; by American
lithograph co. [Drawing showing left
profile of girl standing with pail in
hand] ©1e. Sept. 9, 1922; G@ 66560.
DigcEsS (CHARLES J.) New York.
14484
Medallion. Circular design in bas-
relief showing man standing by draped
woman seated, on obverse, and laurel
wreath, fasces and inscription, on re-
verse. © 1c. Dec. 13, 1922; G 67150.
Dr Pinto (E114) Chicago. 14485
Free Ireland. [Model of female fig-
ure standing with flag in right hand
and Irish harp in left] © 1c. Nov.
te 1922.> G 66957.
Donrs (FRED L.) Evanston, Ill. 14486
Wheels of spiral pattern. [Drawing
of automobile with spiral wheels] ©
ne NOV. 25,1922; G 67117.
DuNCAN (CoRINNE Powers) Atlanta.
14487
Three wise men. [Drawing of three
men on camels with inscription below]
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1922; G 67240.
DUNCAN, VAIL, co., Los Angeles.
14488, 14489
Jacobean; by Wilbur F. Lake.
Model of candlestick with spiral stem.
Puritan; by Wilbur F. Lake. Model
of candlestick with fluted stem.
© 1 e. each Oct. 2, 1922; G 66701,
66702.
DuNsMoRE (JoHN Warp) New York.
14490-14495
Arousing the minute men. Two sol-
diers riding across ploughed field to
eall farmer who is ploughing with
oxen. © 1c. Aug. 30; 1922; G 66513.
Laying the captured flags from
Yorktown before Congress, 1781.
Washington’s aide, Col. Humphrey,
presenting British and German fiags
to president of congress. © 1c. Aug.
30, 1922; G 66509.
OF ART
14502
Return from the fox hunt, Mt. Ver-
non. Group of ladies and gentlemen
on lawn as Washington returning pre-
sents the brush to little Nellie Custis.
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1922; G 66510.
Spirit of ’76. Lad with gun leaving
home to join troops, urged on by his
mother, with sister and father by
table before fireplace. © 1. Aug. 30,
122 EG, OOD 12.
Washington and Rochambeau at Mt.
Vernon, 1781. Washington and Ro-
chambeau on horseback before the
mansion, being received by Mrs. Wash-
ington and group of friends. © 1 «.
Aug. 30, 1922; G 66511.
Washington at Morristown. Gen.
Washington on horseback overlooking
camp. © 1c. Sept. 6, 1922; G 66545.
DuNTON (W. HERBERT) Toas, N. M.
14496
My children. Girl on horseback and
boy dismounted holding reins of his
horse, with horses and ecattie near
barn in background. © 1 c¢. Nov. 3,
1922; G 66875.
Durr&t (FRANCIS Epwarp) Portland,
Or. 14497, 14498
Let’s all boost Oregon. Drawing of
eagle with head turned looking back,
exposition buildings at left, highway
at right, and Mt. Hood and water-
falls in background.
Wonders of the world, 1925. Draw-
ing of eagle with head turned looking
backward, exposition buildings at left,
highway at right and Mt. Hood in
background.
© 1 «© each Oct. 12, 1922; G 66738,
66739.
DuscH (Kurt) St. Louis. 14499-14501
Sphinx; by Karl A. Dusch. Model
of grotesque figure developed from
ornamented right-angular base with
incense pot on both sides. © 1 e.
Sept. 15, 1922; G 66608.
Tooth-brush holder; by A. J. Mar-
tin. Model of oval plate, double sea-
shell design with seagrass holding up
seashell, in relief. © 1 ec. Sept. 5,
1922; G 66539.
Wallplat; by Karl A. Dusch. Model
of plaque with relief of flower vase
fastened by ribbon. © 1 e¢ Oct. 2,
1922; G 66708.
EDISON LAMP WORKS OF GENERAL ELEC-
TRIC co., Harrison, N. J. 14502
Lamp-seller of Bagdad. [Oriental
seated by his wares and woman stand-
ing with small lamp in hand] ©le.
Dee. 1, 1922; G 67060.
283
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14503
pt. Iv.; 0US., ¥.47
HELpRipceE (Louise U.) Great Neck,
Nye: 14503
Village cross; by B. Turney & son.
Stone cross on tall pedestal resting
upon broad base in three sections. ©
1c Nov. 26, 1922; G 67042.
ELLIoTt (CHAS. H.) co., Philadelphia.
14504
Hardin college seal; by Walter
Stanley Robertson. Design showing
circular seal combined with word,
Hardin... -© 1 ¢ July 22, 1922: G
66549.
ELLIs (WM.) Xenia, O. 14505, 14506
Autumn. [Landscape showing two
dogs in cornfield, with scattering trees
in background]
Betrayal. Judas, followed by crowd,
coming up to betray Jesus standing in
front of three disciples.
© 1e each Nov. 8, 1922; G 66951,
66952.
ENRIGHT (WALTER J.) New York.
14507
Leprachaun. Model of figure of
gnome on toad stool. © 1c. Dee. 138,
1922; G 67127.
FARNHAM (SALLY JAMES) New York.
14508
Navy club medal. Medal with bas-
relief of bust of sailor in regulation
uniform, surrounded by inscription. ©
Ie. (Wet +6; 19225 we 66719.
Frist (PHiuip A.) Kansas City, Mo.
14509
Flapperette. [Model of female fig-
ure in short dress standing with hands
on hips and hat pulled down over one
eye] © 1c. Sept. 11, 1922; G 66565.
FINLEY (HALLECK JOHNSON) Los An-
geles. 14510
Woman. Model of seated nude fig-
ure of woman partly supporting her-
self with hands. © 1 ec. Sept. 11,
1922; G 66566.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAN FRAN-
cisco, San Francisco. 14511
First national messenger; by Alvin
C. Painter.
uniform carrying
31, 1922; G 66669.
FIscHER (DoROTHEA) Edgewater Park,
IN. 14512-14517
Beatty (Erl) [Drawing of left pro-
file bust of young man] © 1e. Aug.
29, 1922; G 66688.
[Left profile of man in
big] \ ©. fe. faly
Jacobinoff (Sasha) [Drawing show-
ing left three-quarter view bust of
young man] © 1c Aug. 29, 1922;
G 66687. '
Landow (Meyer 5S.) [Drawing
showing front view bust of young
man] ©le Aug. 29, 1922; G 66690.
McManus (George) [Right three-
quarter view bust portrait of cartoon-
ist] ©1c. Dee. 18, 1922; G 67156.
Pepper (Senator George Wharton)
[Drawing of right three-quarter view
bust portrait of senator] © 1c. Oct.
21, 1922; G 66881.
Pinchot (Gifford) [Drawing of
right profile bust portrait] © 1 «
Aug. 29, 1922; G 66689.
WITZGERALD (EDWARD BEECH) and JENS
CHRISTIAN PETERSEN, Los Molinos,
Calif. 14518-14521
Doughboy; by Edward Beech Fitz-
gerald. [Drawing of soldier with gun
on shoulder, standing on pedestal]
Gob; by Edward Beech Fitzgerald.
[Drawing of Se standing on pedes-
tal]
Nurse; by maware Beech Fitzgerald.
[Drawing of woman in nurse’s cos-
tume standing with hands behind
back]
Salvation lassie. [Drawing of girl
in Salvation Army costume holding
pan in hands]
© 1c. each Aug. 1, 1922; G 66551-—
66554.
FLORENCE ART CO., Chicago.
14522, 14523
Lamp base; by Louis Romanelli.
Model of base with mica cylinder and
cherubs in relief around foot. ©1l1e.
Oct.. 23, 1922; G 66787.
Lamp base and cap; by Louis Ro-
manelli. Model of lamp base with
mica cylinder center. © 1. Oct. 4,
1922; G 66708.
FLORBMAN (IRVING) New York.
14524-14537
Dancing nymph. [Model of nude fe-
male figure standing on one foot with
right hand above head] © 1c. Dee.
6, 1922; G 67109.
Exaltation nymph. [Model of draped
female figure standing with hands up-
raised and head thrown back] ©1e.
Dee. 6.1922); .G GTA.
Gray goose. [Model of figure goose
standing with wings dropped down]
©1ece Dec. 6, 1922; G 67110.
284
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1922
Harping song of love. [Model of
figure of bird with large mouth and
small wings] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1922;
G 67046.
Kneeling beauty. [Model of figure
of nude girl kneeling with hands
clasped back of head], © 1c. Dee. 2,
1922; G 67082.
Mirror nymph. [Medel of nude fe-
male figure kneeling and holding mir-
ror above head] ©1ec. Dec. 6, 1922;
G 67108.
Miss New York. [Drawing of fe-
male figure in knickers smoking ciga-
rette] © ic. Nov. 27, 1922; G 67048.
Miss Sport. [Model of figure of
woman in athletic garb standing with
hands raised to chin] © 1. Oct. 5,
1922; G 66711.
Nymph on rock. [Model of nude
female figure balancing herself on
rock] ©1e Oct. 5, 1922; G 66712.
Pipe smoker. [Model of head of
man with cap smoking pipe] ©le.
Nov. 27, 1922; G 67047.
' Shrieking goose. [Model of figure
of goose with movable wings] ©1e.
Nov. 27, 1922; G 67050.
Standing beauty. [Model of figure
of nude girl standing with hands
clasped back of head] ©1e. Dec. 2,
1922; G 67083.
Wind nymph. [Model of nude fe-
male figure seated on rock with hair
blowing in wind] ©1e. Oct. 5, 1922;
G 66718.
Youth on automobile thermometer.
[Drawing of figure of youth sitting
astride thermometer] © 1c. Nov.
21, 1922; G 67049.
Fox (CHARLES) Los Angeles. 14538
As a man thinketh. Model of nude
primitive woman standing by man
seated on rock. ©1ce. Sept. 26, 1922;
G 66710. -
New York.
: 14539
Long, long trail. [Bas-relief plaque
showing rough-rider on horseback wav-
ing hat, and train of prairie wagons
beyond clouds in background] ©1e.
Dee. 14, 1922; G 67128.
¥RASER (LAURA GARDIN)
Frost & REED, LTD., Bristol, England.
14540-14543
Glowing eve; by Sutton Palmer.
Glowing light of setting sun showing
through trees on either side of small
stream.
14554
Nature’s mirror; by Sutton Palmer.
Perspective of stream in which are
reflected trees and foliage on each
side, with spring flowers in fore-
ground.
Patience; by Herbert Dicksee. Old
hound lying on rug with head erect
staring into room, and small dog lying
near him.
Red Prince mare; by A. J. Mun-
nings. Men saddling chestnut mare
for race on race-track.
© 1c. each Nov. 15, 1922; G 66965-
66966.
Fry (JoHN Hemine) New York.
14544-14552
Dead Sappho. Figure of dead
Sappho lying on seashore and partly
draped Greek girl kneeling beside her.
Elemental drift. Two nude female
figures, one seated on beach and other
reclining with arm in water.
Fates. Three female figures on
rocks by mountain stream, one spin-
ning thread, another measuring it,
and third cutting it with scissors.
Oceanides. Three nude female fig-
ures floating in waves of ocean.
Orpheus and Eurydice. Orpheus
turning back throws his arm around
EKurydice while Hermes holds her
hand.
Rhinegold. Three Rhine maidens
guarding gold when Alberich, a dwarf,
comes from depths to capture it.
Siren. Mermaid pulling youth from
rock down into sea.
Thetis. Nude female figure seated
on seashore with left hand on rock
and right on leg, gazing in water.
Undine. Nude female figure seated
by sea with left arm hanging by side
and right resting on knee.
© 1c each Dee. 5, 1922; G 67099-
67107.
Fucus (Hmit) New York. 14553
Siesta. [Statuette of nude female
figure seated in reed chair] ©1l1e.
June 30, 1922; G 66596.
GALLAGHER (HLIZABETH UL.) New
York. 14554
Sound wave; by Dick Goscalzo.
[Drawing of diamond-shaped outline
enclosing group of small figures] ©
1c Sept. 1, 1922; G 66670.
285
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14555 pt. Iv.,20 Saad
GARRISON (B.) West, Tex. GOSSELIN (LUCIEN HyporiTE) Man-
14555, 14556 chester, N. H. 14566
Harding (Warren G.): by Emma Eece Homo. [Bas-relief plaque
Johnston. Model of bust of President | Showing left profile bust of Christ wear-
with shrine fez on. ©1e Aug. 30,
1922; G 66508.
Laughing shrine doll; by Emma
Johnston. Model of figure of shriner
with bandaged arm and foot, laugh-
ing. © 1c Nov. 22, 1922; G 67158.
GERHARDT (PAUL) Chicago.
14557-14559
Multiple- story office building, 1.
[Drawing of tall building with pointed
top and colonade at base]
2. {Drawing of tai. round
building with square base and flar-
ing round top]
3. [Drawing of tall square
building with three tiers of colonades
rising one above the other, and round-
pointed top]
© 1c. each Dec. 4, 1922; G 67091-
67093.
GILCHRIST AND RUHL, Hydro, OKI.
14560
Tubby and Stubby. [Comic draw-
ing of big fat man talking to short
small man] ©1e. Sept. 14, 1922; G
66686.
GoLpDE (Ropert PAvuL) Elberta, Ala.
4561
Thou shalt not kill. Sculptured
group showing man on rearing horse
with sword in hand about to attack
youth with helmet and shield when
heroic figure descends between them.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1922; G 67116.
GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COo., Akron, O.
14562-14565
Grand Canyon; by Arthur Acheson.
Painting showing automobile tire en-
closing view of Grand Canyon.
New York City; by Arthur Acheson.
Painting showing automobile tire en-
closing view of New York sky-line.
New York Harbor; by Arthur Ache-
son. Painting showing automobile
tire enclosing night view of New York
Harbor.
Washington Monument; by Arthur
Acheson. Painting showing auto-
mobile tire enclosing view of Wash-
ington Monument and Capitol.
© 1. each Dec. 9, 1922; G 67241-
67244.
ing crown of thorns] © 1. Dee. 28,
1922") G .B12a8.
GOTTSCHALK (Mrs. E. GLEAson) New-
ark, “Nod: 14567
Trinity. [Drawing of small square
and cross upon large square with star
and bugle above] © 1 ec Aug. 30,
1922; G 67002.
GRAUERT & ZINK, Berlin.
14568, 14569
Near the Azores; by K. Franz. Big
ship under full sail approaching over
rough sea.
On the Atlantic; by K. Franz. Bow
view of two masted ship with two sails
hoisted, on heavy sea.
© 1 each Sept. 30, 1922: G 66694,
66695.
GROLIER SOCIETY New York.
14570, 14571
Christmas morning and the book of
knowledge; by William Van Dresser.
Father reading to his children from
book, with Christmas tree in back-
ground. ©1c. Dee. 20, 1922; G 67154.
Neglected for a new friend; by
William Van Dresser. Boy and girl
deeply interested in books while dog
and doll are forgotten in background.
© 1c. Dee. 14, 1922; G 67248.
Gump (S. & G.) co., San Francisco.
14572
Temple of Heaven tea; by Gustav
Liljestroan. Design showing Japanese
temple with incense burner in fore-
ground. ©1c. Nov. 20, 1922; G 67066.
Haun (NANCY CoonsMAN) St. Louis.
14573
Rodney and puss. Statuette of smali
boy holding cat in arms. © 1. Sept.
25, 1922, G 66663.
HAHN-RODENBURG Co., Springfield, Ill. -
14574
Farmers & merchants bank. [Draw-
ing of bank building with panel above]
©l1e. Aug. 25, 1922; G 66544.
HALE (JULIA DwiGHT) Boston.
O15
Boy. Model of figure of small boy
standing with hands in pockets. ©
1 ce. Oct. 23, 1922; G 66840.
286
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1922
14601.
HAMLIN (GENEVIEVE Karr) New York.
14576
Boy and dog. Model of figure of
small boy crouching and facing sitting
dog with bowl between them. © 1 «.
Nov. 4, 1922; G 66877.
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ) Munich, Ger-
many. 14577
Abendstille; von Ernst Dorn. Land-
scape showing large tree in foreground
and other trees along left bank of
lake. ©1e. Nov. 20, 1922; G 67026.
Hanks (Rose) Campbell Calif.
14578
Lucky flapper bird. Model of bird
with head of woman perched on stone
holding handbag in claw. ©1e. Sept.
6, 1922; G 66550.
HARDENBROOK (LAURA M.) Modesto,
Calif. 14579
Sunny Stanislaus. [Design showing
three oval scenes on leaves picturing
waterfalls, office building and cattle
um? pasture] © 1c. July 31, 1922; G
66525.
HargMer (Bessie Marie) Portland,
Or: 14580, 14581
Portland rose. Model of bust of
girl holding spray of roses with full
bloom rose in right hand clasped to
breast. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1922; G 66705.
Rain drops. Model of figure of little
girl with closed umbrella in hand, look-
me mp. © 1c, Oct. 30, 1922: G 66821.
Harvey (Eiri) New York 14582
Alaskan brown bear. Model of
figure of large bear standing erect.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1922; G 67022.
Harwoop (RutrH) Oakland, Calif.
“14583
[Design showing
©
Peacock panel.
peacock perched on branch of tree]
me, Aue. 7, 1922:.G 66671.
HAZELL (FRANK) New York.
14584-14588
Cleveland memorial tower, Prince-
ton, N. J. [Painting showing large
tower with four spires overlooking
row of small buildings]
Holder Tower, Princeton, N. J.
[Painting showing large square tower
with four spires, and large tree in
front of it]
Library and cannon, Princeton, N. J.
Painting of brown building, with can-
non in circle in foreground.
ee eSSeSeSeSeSFSSFSeSFSFSFSSFSSSSSMMMsseFe
McCook walk, Princeton, N. J.
Painting showing perspective of walk
Shaded by two rows of large trees,
with buildings at right.
Nassau Hall, Princeton, N. J.
Painting of old building with clock
tower and walk leading up to same.
© 1c. each Dee. 2, 1922; G 67085—
67089.
HEENE (GEORGE W.) Cleveland.
14589-14591
Liberty and justice to all. [Drawing
of American eagle on shield, enclosed
in circle] ;
Old Glory forever.
U. S. flag in circle]
Watch Akron grow. [Drawing of
bridge with several arches in fore-
ground, and city in background]
[Drawing of
© 1c. each Oct. 26, 1922; G 66882—
66884.
HEINTZ (ALBERT J.) Chicago. 14592
Rollins Burdick Hunter co. insur-
ance; by Howard G. Curnahan.
[Drawing of panel with vine and leaf
decoration at each end and inscription
across center] © 1c. Aug. 7, 1922;
G 665530.
HIBBARD (FREDERICK C.). Chicago.
Moulder. Model of figure of work-
man pouring molten iron into mold.
©1e. Oct. 27, 1922: G 66805.
HILDEBRANDT PROVISION co., Cleveland.
14594
Hildebrandt products; by Frederick
C. W. Trott. Painting showing meat
products and sandwich on table. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1922; G 66756.
Hint (Crara) Washington. 14595
Connecticut bell. Model of large
bell with relief of Roger Sherman. ©
1c Aug. 21, 1922; G 66751.
HIRSCHBERG (CARL) Kent, Conn.
14596
Country school teacher. Teacher as-
sisting children in planting young tree
in front of school-house. © 1 ¢. Oct.
4, 1922; G 66706.
HoupEeNn (SANnNForD 8S.) Kenilworth, Il.
14597-14601
Lady with fan. [Right three-quar-
ter view of lady in Summer dress and
hat standing with fan held in front]
© 1c. Dee. 12, 1922; G 67124.
287
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14602
pt. BV. 58) Si. ¥s17
HoLpEN (SANForRD S.)—Continued.
Marcia. [Right three-quarter view
bust of girl in low neck dress, with
hair bobbed and mouth partly open]
© 1c. Dee. 1, 1922; G 67055.
Rural scene. [Man driving two
horses with harness on, under tree]
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1922; G 67057.
Suzette. [Right three-quarter view
bust of girl in Summer dress and hat
trimmed in ribbon, looking over right
shoulder] © 1.e¢ Dee. 1, 1922; G@
67056.
Youth and innocence. [Right three-
quarter view bust portrait of little girl
with curly locks cver shoulders] ©
1 @ Dee. 12, 1922; G 67123.
Honig (GrorRGE Henry) Evansville,
Ind. 14602
Shriner ash-tray. Model of bust
of laughing Shriner in ash-tray. ©
1c¢. Sept. 8, 1922; G 66548.
HorneE (JoHN) West Hollywood, Calif.
14603
_ Who is he that cometh out of the
wilderness; by H. W. Cannon. [Group
of men and women in foreground
watching people on elephants, camels
and wagons approaching] © 1 «a
Oct. 11, 1922; G 67003.
Hoy (EH. Roy) Tulsa, Okl.
14604, 14605
U.S. A. flag. [Drawing of flag with
stars arranged so as to form letters
U. S. A.J
U. S. eross. [Drawing of cross deco-
rated with stars, enclosed in frame of
stars]
© 1c. each Sept. 19, 1922; G 66752,
66753.
Hupson (GRACE) Ukiah, Calif.
14606-14610
Ba-yo-sho. Roma Indian girl, with
buckskin on shoulders, wearing her be-
trothal wampun. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1922;
G 66698.
Indian children in woods. [Small
Indian child seated by baby in cradle
under tree, and woman in background]
©1e. Oct. 2, 1922; G 66699.
Poma baby. Indian baby wrapped
in fox skin and tied in carrying bas-
ket. © 1c Nov. 17, 1922; G 66969.
Shaili and fox. Yokia Indian boy
with feather in hair playing flute for
fox. ©1«. Dec. 20, 1922; G 67153.
Yokia Indian boy. Front view of
Indian boy with left hand on breast
and hawk’s feather in hair. ©1e
Nov. 17, 1922; G 66968.
HUFFMAN (F. W.) San Francisco.
14611
Welcome shriners. Decaleomaniac
transfer of shriner’s fez. © 1. Oct.
10, 1922; G 66798.
HUMPHREYS (ALBERT) New York.
14612
Standing bears. [Drawing of two
bears standing erect} ©1e. Dee. 28,
1922; G 672387.
Hunt (EstHeEerR) San Francisco.
14613-14622
Ah Chang. Model of bust of small
Chinese girl with hair dressed in puffs
on each side. © 1c. Dee. 15, 1922;
G 67134.
Ah Lee. Model of bust of Chinese
boy wearing cap with tassel on each
side. ©1c. Nov. 20, 1922; G 66985.
Chinese baby. Model of bust of
baby with elaborate cap. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1922; G 66988.
Chinese flapper. Model of bust of
Chinese girl with bobbed hair. ©1c.
Noy. 20, 1922; G 66984.
Fay Kee. Model of bust of Chinese
baby with round cap on head. ©1e.
Dec. 15, 1922; G 67182.
Flower of Cathay. Model of bust of
Chinese girl with hair dressed on side
and decorated with flowers and tassel.
© 1c. Dec. 15, 1922; G 67138.
Lee Ming. Model of bust of small
Chinese boy wearing cap with puff on
each side. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1922; G
67135.
Lotus flower. Model of bust of Chi-
nese girl with high headdress. © 1.
Dee. 18, 1922; G 67148.
Suey Sing. Model of bust of little
Chinese girl wearing embroidered
head-dress with tassel on side. ©1c.
Nov. 20, 1922; G 66987.
Young China. Model of bust of Chi-
nese baby with elaborate head-dress.
© 1 ¢. Dee.’ 15, 1922; 6 67isi,
INMAN (FRANK) New York. 14623
Way God dwells in space. [Paint-
ing showing face in circle of rays] ©
1c. Dec. 26, 1922; G 67175.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER ©0O., Chi-
cago. 14624. -
Call. [Left three-quarter view bust
portrait of girl with straw hat, hold-
ing hand to side of face] © 1c. Dec.
1, 1922; G 67062.
288
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1922
JACOBS (RuBy CovEeNy) Spokane,
Wash. 14625
Humming bird nest. [Drawing of
nest at each corner of flower design]
©l1c. Aug. 14, 1922; G 66672.
JOHNSON (ANNIE L.) Los Angeles.
14626
English bulldog book-ends. [Model
of book-end with high relief of head
and shoulders of bulldog] ©1c. Dec.
Pr. 8o22 : G 61179.
JOHNSON (FLORENCE) Los Angeles.
14627, 14628
Hilda from Holland; by Margaret
Smith and Florence Johnson. [Model
of bust of little Dutch girl]
So Shai; by Margaret Smith and
Florence Johnson. [Model of bust of
Chinese child]
© 1c. each Dec. 5, 1922; G 66714,
66715.
JOHNSON Walcott,
iN: Y. 14629
Design for carving. Design showing
books in recessed book cupboard. ©
1 ce Nov. 3, 1922; G 66874.
/
JONES (FRANK Hart) Springfield, Il.
14630
Hobo herb. [Comic cartoon draw-
ing of row of grotesque figures] ©
1 e@. Nov. 13, 1922; G 67068.
JORDAN (Linwoop F.) Portland, Me.
14631
Two and a half cent coin. [Circular
design with shield, square and inscrip-
enti). e. Oct. 23, 1922;.G 66771.
KAUFMANN and STRAUSS co., New
York, 14632-14634
Popular hestess; by Miss C. M.
Burd. Young woman holding tray of
ice-cream, with six children and dog
around her.
Summer’s tempters; by Geo. Bona-
witz. Wicker table spread with fruits,
ice-cream brick, two sundaes and pine-
apple, with snow-covered mountain in
background.
Welcome maid; by O. Bierhals.
Bust of girl holding tray with ice-
cream.
© 1 ce. each Sept. 20, 1922; G 66648-
66650.
KouHLE (Rose) New York. 14635
Reading. Model of book-end show-
ing youth partly reclining while read-
me Book.) © te: Oct. 10,1922; -G
66736.
32559—23——_2
(W. RuDOLPH)
14654
Kraus (JuLius C.) New York.
14636, 14637
Kiddyjoy. Model of figure of baby
holding dolphin.
Vintage. Model of figure of baby
holding urn.
© 1c. each Dec. 5, 1922; G 67097,
67098.
Krott (LEon) New York. 14638
Sleep. [Girl looking at two women,
baby and man asleep on grass, with
city in background] © 1. Novy. 14,
1922; G 66992.
Lapp (ANNA CoLEMAN) Boston. 14639
Women’s overseas service league
medal. [Model of medal with bas-
relief showing right profile bust of
woman, with ship in background] ©
1c. Nov. 11, 1922; G 66954.
La GuarpIA (CHARLES) New York.
14640
Angel clock. Model of clock with
figures of two angels holding bunch
of flowers above dial. © 1. Dee. 26,
1922; G 67176.
(Henry Morris) Philadel-
14641
[Cartoon drawing of
LAKOFF
phia.
Neighbors.
two women and small boy] ©1e.
Nov. 4, 1922; G 67069.
LANG (CHARLES) New York. 14642
Woolly rhinoceros. [Model of head
of rhinoceros with two horns on nose]
©l1e. July 20, 1922; G 66754.
R.) co., Boston.
14643-14654
Pattern, 321; by Yvonne Margaret
Lambert. [Drawing of conventional
butterfly above scallops]
322; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of conventional gar-
land of flowers and vines]
323; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of conventional
wreath with vine on each side]
324; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of basket of flowers
above scallops]
325; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of bunches of flowers
and ribbon above scallops]
326; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawings of basket with han-
dle full of flowers]
327; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of conventional flow-
ers and leaves on each side of oval]
LANKENAU (JOHN
289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14655
pt. Ive Rayo
LANKENAU (JOHN R.) co.—Continued.
Pattern 328; by Yvonne Margaret
Lambert. [Drawing of conventional
flowers and stems above scallops]
329; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of two butterflies on
sprays of vines and flowers]
330; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of basket of flowers
with ribbon tied on handle and spray
at each side]
331; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of bow of ribbon and
two sprays of flowers and vines in
form of wreath, with spray at each
side]
332; by Yvonne Margaret Lam-
bert. [Drawing of sprays of flowers
and vines tied by ribbon, above scal-
lops]
© 1c. each Nov. 15, 1922; G 67005-
67016.
Lass (Masre D.) Glemak, Wy.
14655, 14656
Disappointment. Painting showing
man on horseback in front of little
store with windows broken and door
open.
Last supper. Landscape showing
two men seated on ground near open
fire on bank of stream, with four
horses near them.
©.1«¢ each Dee. 14, 1922; G 67136,
67137.
LAVELL (LuLu V.) Minneapolis. 14657
Holly and star design for light
shield. [Design showing star above
holiy leaves and berries on shield] ©
1c. Dec. 1, 1922; G 67065.
Lee (Lacy CHAPLIN) Ridgewood,
INE de 14658
Design ; by Ada Budell. Drawing of
Chinese landscape. © 1 e. Oct. 7,
1922; G 66997.
LIBERTY OUTFITTING co., Salt Lake
City. 14659
Name plate; by J. C. Anderson.
Drawing of oblong panel with Statue
of Liberty at top] ‘© 1 c. Oct. 28,
1922; G 67004.
Loser (Grorg JoHN) New York.
14660
Corpus Christus, at Norfolk, Va.
Model of figure of Christ on cross with
left hand extended as in physical
agony, right hand extended as in bless-
ing, and crown of thorns on head. ©
1c Neov., 2501922.: GAGtii1s.
LoMMASSON (GEORGE M.) jr., Colfax,
Wash. 14661
James the butler. Tray stand in
form of butler holding tray. © 1 «.
Nov. 21, 1922; G 66991.
LORENZANI (ARTHUR E.) New York.
14662, 14663
Fountain. Model of figure of young
boy astride dolphin, holding turtle on
shoulder.
Fountain of the golden age. Model
of fountain with three storks as deco-
ration of column in center of bewl sur-
mounted by figure of nude girl.
© 1c each Oct. 24, 1922; G 66790,
66791.
LoscaLtzo (Dick) Brooklyn. 14664
Dinty the newsie. [Cartoon drawing
showing news-boy talking to doctor]
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1922; G 66646.
McComsBps (GoLpIE) San Jose, Calif.
14665
Boy. Model of baby boy standing
with outstretched arms. © 1 ¢. Oct.
24, 1922; G 66788.
Mack (ANNA) San Francisco. 14666
Portals of the past. [Model of book-
end with relief of gate-way] ©1e.
Noy. 13, 1922; G 66958.
Mackay (GeEorGE A.) Philadelphia.
14667
No more war. [Drawing of globe
with band around it] ©1e Dee. 9,
1922; G 67119.
St. Louis.
14668
Early bird. Model of clock with
relief showing head of dog below dial
Manress (RAYMOND ALVIN)
and crowing cock on each side. ©1e.
Dec. 15, 1922; G 671388.
MarsH (JAMES RANDALL) New York.
14669
Ornamental ship; by Frederick
Dana Marsh. Model of ancient ship
east in half round. © 1. Dee. 23,
1922 Gy OT MOT, ni
MARSHALL (Louris F.) ‘Tucson, Ari,
14670-14689
Agriculture building, Univ. of Ariz. ;
by John H. Patterson. [Drawing of
large square building with colonade
in front]
Apache hall, Univ. of Ariz.; by John
EK. Patterson. [Drawing of L-shaped
building with colonade in front]
290
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1922
147438
Arizona hall, Univ. of Ariz.; by
John EH. Patterson. [Drawing T-shape
two-story building partly covered with
ivy]
Cochise hall, Univ. of Ariz.; by John
K. Patterson. [Drawing of long build-
ing with portico in front]
Dining hall, Univ. of Ariz.; by John
EK. Patterson. [Drawing of one-story
building with arched entrance and
palm trees in front]
Entrance of library, Univ. of Ariz. ;
by John E. Patterson. [Drawing
showing balcony over doorway sur-
rounded by vines]
Flying cage, Univ. of Ariz.; by John
EK. Patterson. [Drawing long build-
ing in form of arch with small trees
along side]
Fountain, Univ. of Ariz.; by John
EK. Patterson. [Drawing of fountain
in center of two octagonal elevations]
Gymnasium, Univ. of Ariz.; by John
HE. Patterson. [Drawing of one-story
rough stone building with columns in
front]
Library, Univ. of Ariz.; by John E.
Patterson. [Drawing of large oblong
building with small portico and ivy
on front] ;
Maricopa hail, Univ. of Ariz.; by
John EH. Patterson. [Drawing of long
building with portico in center and
pavilion at each corner]
Mechanic arts building, Univ. of
Ariz.; by John E. Patterson. [Draw-
ing of two-story building with wing
on each side.
Music building, Univ. of Ariz.; by
John H. Patterson. [Drawing of build-
ing with porch in front and small
tower ]
Pima hall, Univ. of Ariz.; by John
EK. Patterson. [Drawing of two-story
building with portico on front and side
and pavilion at corner]
Portico of Maricopa hall, Univ. of
Ariz.; by John T. E. Stoll. [Drawing
of porch with four groups of double
columns ]
Portico, School of mines, Univ. of
Ariz.; by John E. Patterson. Draw-
ing of porch with long colonade in
front of building]
Science hall, Univ. of Ariz.; by
John E. Patterson. [Drawing of ob-
long building with pavilion at each
corner |
Stewart observatory, Univ. of Ariz.;
by John E. Patterson. [Drawing of
small building with dome-shaped top]
Sun-dial, Univ. of Ariz.; by John
E. Patterson. [Drawing of sun-dial
on rough rock pedestal surrounded by
iron bar]
Sun parlor, Maricopa hall, Univ. of
Ariz.; by John E. Patterson. [Draw-
ing showing view through three door-
ways into bright room]
© 1 ¢. each Dee. 27, 1922; G 67216-—
67235.
MARTHA WASHINGTON CoO.,
Chicago. 14690
Washington (Martha); by H. M.
CANDIES
Hunt. Sculptured bust. © 1c. Sept.
1, 1922; G 66661.
MartTIN (SoLomMon) Chicago. 14691
Book-end. Model of ornamented
book-end with relief panel for Masonie
or other emblem. © 1 ec. Sept. 11,
1922; G 66564. ;
Mazzi (S.) Los Angeles. 14692
Romeo and Juliet; by Carlo Roma-
nelli. [Model of book-end with relief
of young man and woman clasping
hands in garden] ©1e. Oct. 9, 1922;
G 66728.
MEISSNER & BucH, Leipzig.
14693-14748
Abendstimmeeng; von A. M. Gorter.
Landscape showing two small ponds
in foreground with shepherdess driv-
ing cows down path under trees on
let bands) © 1 ¢ Dec. .29, ,1922.5 &
67250.
Alten freunde; von Wilhelm Roegge.
Interior showing four gentlemen
seated around table near window at
left. ©l1c. Oct. 23, 1922; G 66781.
Am bach (ktihe) ; von Otto Striitzel.
Landscape with cows coming down
road in center, river on left and woods
on ane KO. ec. Oct. 23;).1922 5 5G
66784.
Am fiuss; von P. P. Miller. Land-
seape showing three ducks on river
in foreground, and trees on right and
lett bank) @) ol es Nove 3; 1922; 1G
6E861.
Amoretten schankel; von Georg
Flatscher. Landscape with rock in
center foreground on which two cu-
pids are see-sawing. © 1c. Oct. 28,
1922; G 66780.
Appelbliiten ; von F. Muller-Landeck.
Green meadow with apple trees in
bloom and brook at right ©l«e
Nov. 3, 1922; G 66845.
291
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147435
Meissner & BucH—Continued.
Astern; von Elly Arnheim. Round
top table in center of which is bowl
full of asters, with lace cover and
small jar at left. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1922;
G 66849.
Bach im winter; von P. P. Miiller.
Snow landscape showing birch trees
on right and left banks of brook, with
two does in foreground. © 1c. Nov.
8, 1922; G 66863.
Biumenstilleben; von CC. Thoma-
Hofele. Table with velvet cover on
which is jar full of carnations with
figure of man and woman seated at
base, cups and saucers at right and
pitcher at left. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1922;
G 66858.
Blumenstrauss; von Theodor Bohn-
enberger. Bunch of phlox in green
vase on table. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1922;
G 66778.
Blumensttick; von H. von Frauen-
dorfer. Cluster of roses in vase, and
one flower lying on table. © 1 «@
Wet. 2a, 19227 G Goro.
Chrysanthemen; von Elly Aruheim.
Bunch of chrysanthemums in bowl on
table covered with lace centerpiece.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66855.
Dame in blau; by V. Schramm.
Lady in rich blue dress seated in front
of small table on which is vase of
flowers which she is admiring. © 1
e. Dec. 26, 1922; G 67170.
Bichen am see; von F. Miiller-Lan-
deck. Lanscape with large oak in
right foreground, cluster of bushes
in center, and lake in background. ©
fe. (Oct. 23, 1922 °C 66172.
HMnten am ufer; von A. Koester.
Five ducks sitting in grass on left
bank of pond. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1922;
G 67251.
Enten im wasser;
Five ducks swimming in water in
foreground and seaweeds in back-
ground. ©1lc. Dec. 29, 1922; G 67249.
Fruchtstilleben; von H. Buchner.
Various kinds of fruit around jar full
of mixed flowers on lace covered table.
1 ec. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66856.
Friithling in den vorbergen; von F.
Miiller-Landeck. Landscape showing
knowl at right covered with flowers
and fruit tree in blossom, river on left
and hills in distance. © 1c. Nov. 3,
1922; G 66846.
Fritihlings morgen; von FEF. Miiller-
Landeck. Landscape showing rivulet
in foreground and meadow on each
bank covered with flowers, and large
von A. Koester.
pt. Iv.; RVs. 717
tree at right. ©1c. Oct. 23, 1922; G
66777. ;
Grunewaldsee; von Walter Leisti-
kow. Landscape showing river with
trees along each bank. © 1. Nov. 3,
1922; G 66871.
Herbestgold; von Fritz Miiller-Lan-
deck. Landscape showing sheet of
water in foreground with large trees
on left bank and hills in background.
©1c. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66860.
Hortensien; von Hilly Arnheim.
Richly colored rug on which is vase
full of flowers, with small jug at right.
© 1c. Noy. 3, 1922; G 66862.
Im lampenlicht; von J. Ktihn, jr.
Woman in white dress seated near
door at right, with lamp on small
table near window in front of her.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1922;.G 66852.
Im sonnenschein; von H. Krings.
Colonial interior showing black and
white tile floor in foreground with door
opening into room where lady is seated
near window sewing. © 1c. Nov. 3,
1922; G 66865.
Im spiegelsaal; von J. Ktihn, jr.
Young woman in white dress holding
up skirt with hands while standing
in front of three mirrors in corner of
room. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1922; G@ 66851.
In erwartung; von H. Krings.
Corner of colonial room where lady in
Dutch dress is seated at window near
table. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66866.
Interieur 1; von F. Bayerlein. Colo-
nial interior showing lady seated at
right reading book in lap, sewing
table and bird cage by window at left.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66847.
2; von M. Schwalb. Corner of
colonial room with flowers, cups,
saucers, coffee-pot on round table in
front, small table and china closet in
background. © 1. Nov. 3, 1922; G
66853.
Isola di Capri; von Karl Bohme.
Brownish red rocks on left, deep blue
water at right and clouds in distance.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66869.
Lied (Hin) ; von Walter Firle. Two
girls in Dutch peasant costumes, one
seated playing on spinet and other
standing with sheet of music in hands.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66857.
Little maiden and the faires; by
Paul Swan. Little girl in summer
dress seated on meadow with doll in
lap, gazing at group of fairies. © 1
ce. Nov. 18, 1922; G 66956.
292
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1922
Markischer See; von Walter Leisti-
kow. Landscape showing corner of
lake with trees along shore whose
shadows are reflected in water. © 1
c. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66870.
Mussestunde; by V. Schramm.
Richly gowned lady seated on settee
with picture sheet in lap and other
pictures in chair near by. ©1e. Dec.
Zo, 1022: G 67169.
Mutter lied; von Karl Weise. In-
terior showing young woman seated at
table in center near lamp, and young
girl playing piano in right background.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1922; G 66774.
Muttergliick; von Bernard de Hoog.
Dutch interior showing woman seated
near window feeding baby in lap, with
crib at her left and child standing by
table at right on which is jar of pussy
willows. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66868.
Naéherin; von Bernard de Hoog.
Dutch interior showing woman in
Dutch dress seated by table near win-
dow with bare-footed child at her side.
© 1c. Noy. 3, 1922; G 66867.
Pfingstrosen; von G. Rauch. Dark
jar containing seven peonies with
green leaves, and stray flowers at foot
of jar. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66854.
Rosen in korb; von J. Burger. Ar-
rangement of flowers in basket on
table. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66848.
Rosen in vase; J. Burger. Glass jar
standing on stone plate, filled with
flowers, with table cover at right. ©
1 ec Nov. 3, 1922; G 66850.
Ruth; von Carl von Marr. Young
girl with flowing hair over shoulders
seated, playing guitar on lap. ©le.
Wern2s. 1922; G 66776.
See am walde; von P. P. Miiller.
Landscape showing large sheet of
water in foreground with dense clus-
ter of trees on right bank and three
ducks swimming in water. © 1.
Noy. 3, 1922; G 66864.
Segelboote; von Karl Leipold. Two
sail-boats in center foreground and
windmill on strip of land in distance.
© ie Oct, 23, 1922; G 66782.
Sommerstimmung; von A. M. Gor-
ter. Brook in foreground with large
trees on right and left banks, and
cows grazing in distance. ©1c. Dec.
29, 1922; G 67252.
Sommertag; von Hans am Ende.
Green meadow with alley of birch
trees in center and brook at right. ©
1 @ Nov. 8, 1922; G 66872.
V4AT47
Sonniges heim; von Wilhelm
Schacht. Landscape showing peas-
ant’s home with hedge and stone fence
in front, and geese along side of road.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1922; G 66785.
Stilleben; von Elly Arnheim. Table
with covering showing metal plate full
of fruit, glass jar and metal can. ©
te) Oet,.28, 2922 4 66773:
Tafelrunde; von Max Glassier.
Richly decorated medieval interior
showing four men seated around table,
above which hangs model of ship near
window. APY. CY PINOVew os LO2Z ee
66873.
Tauwetter; von A. M. Gorter
Snow-covered landscape with rivulet
in foreground, leafless trees at left
and thatched roof house in back-
ground. ©1ec. Nov. 3, 1922; G 66859.
Terrasse am see; von Hermann
GGéhler. Landscape showing several
figures standing on terrace, near
clump of large pine trees on right. ©
ire Oct. 23, 1922 = G 667.
Weiblicher akt; von Rud Niss&
Nude young woman kneeling with
right arm on couch and left hanging
by side. © 1c Oct. 28, 1922; G
66786.
Windmiihle; von. Karl Leipold.
Dutch windmill with water in fore-
ground and sail-boat at right. © le
Oct. 28, 1922; G 66783.
MELIODON (JULES ANDRE) Lincoln
Parks Ndr 14744-14746
Hands off. Model of figure of Amer-
ican soldier with gun and flag on left
shoulder, and right hand extended. ©
1c. Nov. 24, 1922; G 67024.
Homage to Adam Gimbel and collab-
orators. Design showing allegorical
male and female figure and two boys
holding between them a panel dece-
rated with medallion portraits. ©le
Nov. 24, 1922; G 67025.
McNulty (Dean W.) memorial. De
sign showing figure of dean standing
with crucifix held against breast by
right hand and left hand extended te
fallen man at his left while angel
kneels at right side: © 1c. - Nov. 7%,
1922; G 66941.
MILLER (JUANITA) Oakland, Calif.
14747
Heart-shaped metal box. Model of
box with relief of sphinx on outside
of cover and inscription inside. ©le.
Dee. 6, 1922; G 67112.
293
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14748
pt: rv., HPs. vi 47
MILLER (LESLIE EH.) New York. 14748
Bird-a-lite. [Model of parrot on
perch] ©1ce. Sept. 19, 1922; G 66645.
MILLER (REBEKAH D.) New York.
14749, 14759
Sweet and Tart, 1. Drawing of fig-
ures of two children, body of each
being in form of an apple.
2. Drawing of figures of two
ehildren, head of each being in form
of an apple.
© 1c. each Oct. 14, 1922; G 66800,
66801.
MISHAWAKA WOOLEN co., Mishawaka,
Ind. 14751
Youthful gallantry. [Youth holding
umbrella over lady walking by his
side] ©1c. Dec. 1, 1922; G 67059.
New
York. 14752
Polo players. Sculptured group of
two polo players mounted on galloping
horses, one reaching forward stroke,
and other a backhand stroke. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 26, 1922; G 67174.
Mozart PLAYGROUND & ATHLETIC CLUB,
Inc., Chicago. 14753
Base-ball diamond; by Roman P.
Gillmeister. Drawing of base-ball dia-
mond, track and foot-ball gridiron
with letters, M P A ©, thereon. ©1c.
Sept. 14, 1922; G 67063.
MorEtLeER (HENRY NICHOLAS)
Murpeuy (THos. D.) co., Red Oak, Ta.
14754-14803
Aberdeen Angus; by R. A. Fox.
{Herd of cattle near clump of trees in
pasture, and farm house in distance]
Adoption of the American flag; by
F. R. Harper. [Group of people in
front of city hall raising their hands
and hats to U. S. flag hoisted on tower
of hall]
Among the lilies; by Patty Thum.
[Girl with bunch of flowers in hand,
admiring lilies in garden]
April showers; by John G. Scott.
[Two children with basket and small
dog under umbrella]
Artist I aspire to be; by John G.
Seott. [Small child with large spec-
tacles on nose, holding palette in left
hand and brush in right]
Autumn evening; by Sarah Brad-
ford. [Perspective of stream with
clumps of trees on each bank]
Ayrshires; by R. A. Fox. [Three
cows by brook in foreground, and
farmhouse in distance]
Battle of Bennington; by F. R.
Harper. [Battle scene showing sol-
diers charging with fixed bayonets, be-
ing urged on by officer on horse]
Battle of Lexington; by F. R. Har-
per. [Soldiers standing by wounded
drummer in foreground, other. sol-
diers advancing led by officer on horse-
back]
Battle of New Orleans; by F. R.
Harper. [Soldiers firing from behind
breastwork made of bales of cotton,
with U. S. flag appearing above smoke]
Bell (Alexander Graham) telephone ;
by R. A. Fox. [Bust portrait of Bell
above scene showing girl seated at
desk using telephone]
Bill Jones he has a mongrel hound;
by John G. Scott. [Small boy skating
on roller-skates with little dog run-
ning at his side] :
Constitution’s last fight; by F. R.
Harper. [Marine battle between sail-
ing warship in foreground and other
ship in background]
Discovery of America; by F. R.
Harper. [Columbus standing on shore
with sword in right hand and flag in
left, accompanied by his followers]
Early autumn; by Geo. Howell Gay.
[Landscape with three trees on bank
of brook in foreground, and hills in
distance]
Edison (Thomas) phonograph; by
R. A. Fox. [Young woman seated in
chair listening to phonograph, above
which is bust portrait of Edison]
First Thanksgiving day; by F. R.
Harper! [Colonial man and woman
talking to Indian seated on ground]
Flappers here, flappers there; by
John G. Scott. [Little girl wearing
cap, coat and goloshes, standing with
hand in muff and small dog at feet]
Founding of Jamestown; by F. R.
Harper. [Group of men standing by
baggages in foreground, and other men
pulling small boat ashore in back-
ground]
Fulton (Robert) steamboat; by R.
A. Fox. [Bust portrait of Fulton
above scene showing steamboat on
river ]
Galloways; by R. A. Fox.
large cattle on bank of brook]
Guernseys; by R. A. Fox. [Two
cows on bank of stream in foreground
and four other cattle in background]
[Three
294
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1922
14805
Gutenberg (Johannes) printing; by
R. A. Fox. [Bust portrait of Guten-
berg above scene showing three men
near crude printing press reading
proof-sheet]
Holsteins; by R. A. Fox. [Herd of
spotted cattle grazing in pasture near
woods]
Howe (Hlias) sewing-machine; by
R. A. Fox. [Young woman seated at
sewing-machine above which is bust
portrait of Howe]
I love the cows and chickens; by
John G. Scott. [Small boy in over-
alls and wide-brimmed hat standing
with rake in hands and chicken at his
feet]
If my catch is big, or if its small;
by John G. Seott. [Small boy in over-
alls and large hat, standing on bank
of pond with fishing rod in left hand,
little fish in right and dog at his feet]
If you’re sad and feeling blue; by
John G. Scott. [Little girl singing
with open book in hands]
Jealousy is a turrible thing; by
John G. Scott. [Little girl holding
Teddy bear in arms while doll sits on
ground near her feet]
Jerseys; by R. A. Fox. [Herd of
eattle grazing in pasture, with trees
in background]
Little grains of powder; by John
G. Scott. [Little girl standing with
mirror in left hand, puff in right and
small dog at her feet licking powder
from box]
McCormick (Cyrus H.) harvester;
by R. A. Fox. [Bust portrait of Mc-
Cormick above harvesting machine]
Marconi (Guglielmo) wireless; by
R. A. Fox. [Bust portrait of Mar-
coni above scene of wireless station on
beach ]
Moonlight, Monterey ; by Nels Hager-
up. [View of section of sea-coast
showing clump of trees on rocky
shore at left and large rock among
breaking billows at right]
Morse (Samuel F. B.) telegraph;
by R. A. Fox. [Bust portrait of
Morse above scene showing telegraph
wires on poles along side of road]
Oh where, oh where; by John G.
Scott. [Small boy with cap, on head,
hands in pockets, looking for little
dog lying at his feet]
Old Mother Hubbard; by John G.
Seott. [Small boy with apron on,
plate in hand and little dog at his feet,
standing by basket]
Race of the Oregon; by F. R. Harper.
[View of warship on rough sea]
Signing the Declaration of Inde-
pendence; by F. 8. Harper. [Group
of men around table watching one man
Sign paper]
Stars look down on nature’s chilly
white;. by Frank Stick. [Two moun-
tain lions on side of snow-covered
mountain looking toward two small
houses in valley]
Stephenson (Geo.) locomotive; by
R. A. Fox. [Bust portrait of Stephen-
son above scene showing locomotive
approaching]
Still moonlight; by Louis E. Delius.
[View of mountain lake with rocky
hills on each side partly covered by
trees, and lighted by rising moon]
Tho beaten; by John G. Scott.
[Small boy with head bandaged, foot-
ball under arm and dog at his feet}
Washington crossing the Delaware;
by F. R. Harper. [Washington stand-
ing in small boat while soldiers row
it across river]
Watt (James) steam engine; by
R. A. Fox. [Bust portrait of Watt
above family scene showing man and
woman seated at table watching boy
stopping spout of tea-kettle]
Whitney (Eli) cotton-gin; by R. A.
Fox. [Bust portrait of Whitney above
scene of cotton field where men and
women are picking cotton]
Winter wood, sunset; by Geo. How-
ell Gay. [Perspective of forest stream
with scattered trees along snow-cov-
ered banks]
Wright (Wilbur) aeroplane; by R.
A. Fox. [Bust portrait of Wright
above scene of aeroplane in flight]
Yearling shorthorns; by R. A. Fox.
[Head of yearlings grazing in pasture
near barn]
Zion Canyon, Utah; by H. H. Bagg.
[Perspective of mountain stream
through valley with hills rising on
each side and man driving horse down
road on left bank]
© 1c. each Nov. 4, 1922; G 66890-
66939.
Myers (AnitTA) Berkeley, Calif.
14804, 14805
Camel, decorated. [Model of camel
lying on base, with inscription on
saddle pad] © Aug. 28, 1922; G
66676.
Camel, plain. [Model of camel ly-
ing on base bearing inscription] ©
1 ec. Aug. 3, 1922; G 66674.
295
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14806
Myers (E. E.) Chesapeake, O. 14806
Jackson’s mill, boyhood home of Gen.
Stonewall Jackson. [Drawing show-
ing mill-house at bend of stream near
ford and road leading to farmhouse in
background] © 1 «¢. Dec. 11, 1922; G
67120.
NATIONAL DAIRY COUNCIL, Chicago.
14807
See healthland first; by Carl Rein-
hold. [Design showing bunch of milk
bottles, fountains and stream in park]
©l1e. Aug. 23, 1922; G 66691.
NEWMAN (J. F.) 1nc., New York.
14808
Barthelmess (Richard); by Julio
Kilenyi. [Bas-relief plaque showing
left three-quarter view bust of young
man] ©1e. Nov. 11, 1922; G 66955.
NIcoLosI (JOSEPH) New York. 14809
Sorrow. [Statue of nude man stand-
ing with bowed head resting against
right hand] ©1e Dee. 28, 1922; G
67168.
O’Bryon (JAMES BH.) and HOLuLinGs-
BERRY (GEO. P.) Laurence, Kan.
14810
Kansas jayhawk; by James H.
O’Bryon. [Drawing of grotesque
figure of bird with large head] ©lc.
Dec. 7, 1922; G 67144.
O’NEr~L (LEE) Los Angeles:
14811, 14812
Rising moon. [Nude female figure
in clouds above horizon]
Rock and the wave. [Female figure
in wave dashing against rock]
© 1c. each Nov. 20, 1922; G 66989,
66990.
ONONDAGA POTTERY CO., Syracuse, N. Y.
14813
Adolphus; by Elmer EH. Walters.
Festoon border design for plate. ©
1c. Sept. 28, 1922; G 66681.
ORIENTAL SPECIALTIES MFG. CO., INC.,
New York. 14814
Parasol electric lamp shade; by
Bates Gilbert. [Circular drawing
showing group of children at play]
© 1e Nov. 16, 1922; G 67019.
OrRKIN (J. B.) corp., New York.
14815
Fashions of the world; by Gorham
co. Design ot tablet with decorated
border and clocks at top and on sides
showing New York, Paris and London
time. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1922; G 66841.
pt. Iv., HS 1
OSBORNE CO., Newark, N. J.
14816-14860
Arrow-maker’s daughter; by L. G.
Woolfenden. Left profile of Indian
maid, with mountains and lake in
background.
Baby with beads; by Elizabeth
Honor Dolan. Bust portrait of baby
with string of beads around neck held
by both hands.
Barracuda; by Frank Stick. Three
men in motor-boat, one of whom has
hooked large fish with its mouth open
showing teeth. :
Bathing girl; by L. G. Woolfenden.
Girl in bathing suit and socks sitting
on beach under Japanese parasol with
hair hanging over shoulder.
Bluefish; by Frank Stick. Two men
fishing from sand-bar, one of whom
has hooked large fish.
Brook trout; by Frank Stick. Man
standing in water among rocks, watch-
ing fish which he has caught with
hook and line.
Counting their assets; by R. F. HIl-
well. Husband and wife mounted on
horses, and lad standing by horse near
them, on crest of hill looking over their
property.
Crystal gazer; by L. G. Woolfenden.
Girl in summer dress and scarf seated
holding crystal in which she sees her-
self with baby in arms.
First bank account; by R. F. El-
well. Wife mounted on one horse
holding another while her husband
comes from bank. :
First nest; by R. F. Elwell. Tent
pitched near stream near which man
and wife are cooking their supper on
log fire, while two horses graze in
background.
Fisherman; by F. M. Spiegle. Man
in sombrero, blouse and khaki trousers,
with pipe in mouth, fly-fishing in cove.
Girl in yellow gown; by C. Bosseron
Chambers. Girl in evening gown with
right hand raised touching her hair
and left raised to shoulder.
Girl with red hair; by Elizabeth
Honor Dolan. Left profile of girl with
curl over shoulder and flowers. at
waist, mountains and lake in back-
ground.
Goin’ good; by Philip R. Goodwin.
Four campers in woods, one of whom
is telling story to other three seated
before tent.
Golden trout; by Frank Stick. Man
standing back of large rock, watching
fish which he has hooked.
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WORKS
no. 4, 1922
Good morning; by L. G. Woolfenden.
Little girl with curls awakening as
her mother bending over bed kisses her.
Great northern pike; by Frank
Stick. Perspective of stream showing
two men in canoe, one of whom has
landed large fish.
Harvest home; by Yeend King.
Folk dancing on lawn of old English
home at harvest time.
Helping dad; by R. F. Elwell. Lit-
tle fellow holding lantern in stable
while his daddy unharnesses horse.
King fish; by Frank Stick. Two
men in motor-boat, one of whom has
hooked large king fish which has
jumped high out of water.
Large-mouthed bass; by Frank
Stick. Two men in canoe, one of
whom has caught fish with hook and
line among lily-pads.
McKinley (Mt.); by Sydney Law-
rence. Landscape showing three pine
trees in foreground and Mt. McKinley
in distance.
Market morning; by Yeend King.
Street scene in England on market
day with livestock, vegetables, etc., on
display.
May day; by Yeend King. Old Eng-
lish landscape showing folks dancing
around May-pole.
Muskallenge; by Frank Stick. Two
men in canoe, one of whom is pulling
fish out of wa’2r among lily-pads.
Night and the palms are calling; by
Warde Fraser. Girl seated on balcony
looking over lake with palm trees in
background.
Old, old song; by Hy. Hintermeister.
Young man and woman seated under
tree on bank of stream where he is
playing mandolin.
Out for a picnic; by L. G. Woolfen-
den. Mother and three chiidren sitting
on log in field at edge of stream while
father closes automobile.
Out for their winter meat; by R. F.
Elwell. Husband on horseback at top
of hill on bank of river followed by
three pack horses and his wife on
fourth horse.
Peace on earth, good will to men;
by Herman Mayloth. Snowy land-
seape showing moonlight night in win-
ter with frozen stream at right.
Promised land; by R. F. Elwell.
Man and woman in farm wagon,
drawn by brown and white horse, driv-
ing down into valley.
OF ART
14860
Road of happy memories; by E.
Lamasure. Perspective of country
road passing over small wooden bridge
to old farmhouse in background, with
trees and bushes on left.
Sailfish; by Frank Stick. Two men
in covered motor-boat watching large
sailfish jump out of water.
Salmon; by Frank Stick. On some
rocks at foot of double falls two men
are fishing, one of whom has hooked a
salmon.
Striped bass rockfish; by Frank
Stick. Painting showing rough surf
with large fish on crest of wave in fore-
ground.
Summer in northern seas; by Geo.
Howell Gay. High jagged rocks at
left and small rocks in foreground
with surf-breaking over them.
Sunday, morning; by Yeend King.
Country church in England with lord
and lady passing through gate greeted
by peasants.
Sun-dial girl; by Hy. Hintermeister.
Girl standing in garden with bunch of
lilacs in hand, looking at sun-dial.
Sunrise; by Martella Lane. Moun-
tain landscape with valley in center
covered by trees, and mountain peaks
in background.
Sunset on Hel River; by Martella
Lane. Mountain landscape with
stream through center and forest of
redwood trees on right.
Tarpon, silver king; by Frank Stick.
Two men in flat bottom boat fishing,
one of whom has hooked large fish
which has jumped out of water.
Their first born; by R. F. Elwell.
Wife sitting in rocker on porch, with
baby in lap, talking to husband just
arrived on horse.
Visualized home a reality; by R. F.
Elwell. Interior of living room show-
ing two children playing before open
fireplace and mother and father seated
in arm-chair near lamp on table.
Voice you love to hear; by L. G.
Woolfenden. Girl in ,evening dress
standing at open casement window
overlooking lake, ’phoning.
Where work is play; by R. Harring-
ton Hlwell. Two men camping in
woods on bank of stream where one
is fishing and the other drawing water,
with automobile near tent in back-
ground.
© 1c. each Aug. 2, Dec. 27, 1922;
G 66609-66619, 67182-67215.
297
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14861
St
pt. Iv., Was 8s 17
PALADINI & PERuUGGI, New York. 14861
Lloyd (Harold) ; by Ernesto Peruggi.
Statuette of man standing with hands
in pockets, laughing. © 1c. Nov. 29,
1922; G 670538.
Parpo (BENJAMIN) Alameda, Calif.
14862-14865
Hoy Choy. Model of Chinese doll
lamp with Chinese figure holding tray
in hands.
Little Minnehaha. Model of Indian
girl seated holding pot.
Mignonne. Model of lamp having
figure of doll seated on pedestal.
Saucy Flossy. Model of little girl
seated with fruit in hands.
© 1c. each Sept. 12, 1922; G 66587-
66590.
PARKER (WILLIAM B.) New York.
14866
Security incorporated; by Arthur
B. Rich. [Drawing of border around
oblong panel with lion’s head at each
upper corner] © 1. Sept. 15, 1922;
G 67027.
PARME (F.) New York. 14867
Midinette; by D. Furia. [Statuette
of young woman in ribbed underwear
standing with hands raised to head]
© ic. Sept. 20, 1922; G 66651.
PATTERSON (LOUISE AIMEE)
Neck, N. Y. 14868
Chocolat, a war epic. [Soldiers in
trenches looking up at female figure
appearing in smoke of bursting shell]
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1922; G 66820.
PENFIELD (EHpWARD) Pelham Manor,
IN Oe 14869
Greetings. Drawing of horse and
old fashioned sleigh in which are man
and woman. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1922; G
67178.
Perry (Davip M.) New York. 14870
Bar pin. [Design of long narrow
pin with octagon in center] ©1«.
Dee. 15, 1922; G 67139.
Preruect & PALADINI, New York.
14871
Woman’s bust; by Ernesto Peruggi.
Model of bust of woman wearing tur-
ban. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1922; G 66755.
PETERS CARTRIDGE co., Cincinnati.
14872
Outpointed. [Hunter and pointer
dog looking at porcupine under log
in woods] © 1c. Dee. 1, 1922; G
67058.
Great
PHOTOPLATING Co., Minneapolis.
14873, 14874
Camels. [Three wise men on camels
following star]
Pilgrims. [Pilgrim man and woman
coming from cottage near large tree
in background]
© 1c. each Sept. 11, 1922; G 66838,
66839.
PrIeLke (Mrs. K. N.) San Francisco.
14875
Flapper; by Katherine Nanette
Pielke. [Model of figure of young girl
standing with hand on hip and hat
on side of head] ©1e. Sept. 1, 1922;
G 66527.
PIEROTTI (CAESAR) New York. 14876
Fruit bowl set; by Francesco Gasco.
Model of two candlesticks and fruit
bowl decorated with cherub heads. ©
1c. Sept. 26, 1922: G 66678.
PIERSON (KATHARINE): New York.
14877, 14878
Clown. Model of head of clown.
Woman. Model of head of woman.
© 1 ¢@ each Dec. 12, 1922; G 67125,
67126.
PILIPAITIS (JOSEPH J.) Chicago.
14879
Professor and his adventures.
[Comie drawing of elderly man talking
to young man with hat in hands] ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1922; G 66644.
PLEISSNER (OGDEN MINTON)
lyn. 14880
Heap Good Smoke. Indian sitting
by fire smoking cigarette, with tepees
in background. © 1 ¢ Dec. 23, 1922;
G 67166.
POINTER (KENNETH KEITH) New York.
14881-14886
Chico chessmen, bishop. Model of
humorous figure.
castle. Model of
form of medieval castle.
king. Model of humorous fig-
ure in medieval costume.
knight. Model of figure in
armor sitting on horse.
Brook-
grotesque
pawn. Model of humorous fig-
ure of archer.
queen. Model of humorous fig-
ure in medieval costume.
© 1c. each Sept. 18, 1922; G 66638-
66643.
POMPEIAN MFG. Co., Cleveland. 14887
Pickford (Mary) [Front view of
girl with curls over shoulders seated,
plucking petals from daisy] ©1«.
Dee. 1, 1922; G 67061.
298
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1922
PorTER (ANDREW O.) South Pasadena,
Calif. 14888
Cow-heard. Drawing of milk cow
with radio set on her so arranged that
she may listen. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1922;
G 66697.
Price (FRANK W.) and Ross (JoHN
R.) New York. 14889
Memorial for colored order of elks.
[Drawing of various scenes of the
order below inscription] © 1. Oct.
eae =) G 6012.
Prick (IRA EMMET) Cleveland. 14890
I want my breakfast first. View
of dining room showing child seated
at table, and father and mother stand-
ing near Christmas tree in adjoining
room. ©1e. Oct. 11, 1922; G 66737.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. 14891
Baby John. One woman _ seated
with baby in her lap, another woman
standing beside elderly man with hand
on her shoulder, man and two children
near doorway. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1922;
G 67130.
PULMAN (GEORGE) & sons, London.
14892
Collins (Michael) ; by John Lavery.
[Painting showing crucifix on body
of Collins] @©1e. Sept. 21, 1922; G
66679.
PuRDOM-SOSNIN co., Louisville, Ky.
14893
American home thrift; by Drue
McBride Purdom. Drawing showing
inscription over eagle, bungalow and
teller’s window. © 1c Sept. 11,
1922; G 66692.
Racor (Louis F.) New York. 14894
Zodiac. Circular plaque showing
twelve signs of zodiac in low relief.
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1922; G 67256.
RANNIE (PAUL RUMEL) Independence,
Mo. 14895, 14896
Incense burner, 1. Model of Indian
tepee mounted on base.
— 2. Model of miniature log cabin
mounted on base.
© 1c. each Oct. 13, 1922; G 66740,
66741.
Rea (Louis E.) San Francisco.
14897-14916
Above Lucas Valley, Calif. [View
of valley with rows of trees in fore-
ground, hills on each side and in back-
ground] © 1c. Sept. 18, 1922; G
66626.
14916
Bagg’s (Gov.) 49-50 department
store, Sonoma City, Calif. [View
showing long one-story building, with
,trees in background] © 1 ¢. Sept.
18, 1922 ; G 6663T.
Bit of Richardson’s Bay marsh
land, Calif. [View of marsh land
with hills rising on left partly covy-
ered in shrubbery] © 1. Sept. 18,
1922; G 66629.
Diablo (Mt.) from near Danger
Road, Calif. [View showing slope of
hill in foreground with clump of trees
near top, and barren mountains in
background] © 1c. Dee. 2, 1922; G
67079.
Just off Lucas Valley, Calif. [View
showing clusters of trees and shrub-
bery with hills rising on right and in
background] © 1. Sept. 18, 1922;
G 66628 .
Just off San Geronimo Valley, Calif.
[View of valley with row of trees on
slope of hill in left foreground] ©
1 e@. Sept. 18, 1922; G 66631.
Just out of San Geronimo, Calif.
[Landscape showing seattering shrub-
bery on slope of hill at left and bar-
ren mountains in background] © 1
ec. Nov. 6, 1922; G 66886.
Loma Alta from the east side, Calif.
[Landscape showing small clumps of
trees on sides of hills in foreground
and barren mountain in background]
©1e. Dee. 16, 1922; G 67145.
Looking down Sleepy Hollow, Calif.
[View of valley with clusters of trees
in foreground and hills in background]
© 1 «¢. Dec. 2, 1922; G 67076.
Looking east from near San Geroni-
moy Calif. [View of valley with row
of trees and shrubbery in foreground
and barren ridge in background] ©
1 ¢@ Dee. 2, 1922; G 67078.
Near Gallinas, Calif. [View of val-
ley with shrubbery on slope of hills
on each side and in background] ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1922; G 66633. ,
Near Lagunitas, Calif. [View of
right slope of mountain partly covered
by trees, with mountains in back-
ground] © 1. Sept. 18, 1922; G
66627.
Old Baldy, from above Lansdale,
Calif. [View of right slope of hill
partly covered with trees in fore-
ground and barren mountain in back-
ground] ©1ce. Dee. 2, 1922; G 67081.
299
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14917
Rea (Louis E.)—Continued.
Orlando Valley and Mt. Tomalpais,
Calif. [View of valley with hill ris-
ing at right and mountain in back-
ground] © 1. Sept. 18, 1922; G
66682.
Sausalito Hills and Richardson’s
Bay, Calif. [View of portion of bay
with clusters of shrubbery along bank
and hills in background] © 1. Sept.
18, 1922; G 66635.
Tamalpais (Mt.) and a bit of Rich-
ardson’s Bay, Calif. [View of portion
of bay in foreground with shrubbery
along banks, and mountains at right
and in background] © 1c. Sept.
18, 1922; G 66634.
Tamalpais (Mt.) from above Sleepy
Hollow, Calif. [View showing clump
of trees in left foreground, shrubbery
at right and barren mountain in back-
ground] oe, Dee. 2) dO2280 iG
67080.
Tamalpais (Mt.) from near Manor,
Calif. [View of right slope of hill
with clusters of shrubbery in fore-
ground and mountain in distance] ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1922; G 66636.
Upper end of Frank Valley, Calif.
[View of stream winding through val-
ley with hills rising on each side and
in background] ©1e. Sept. 18, 1922;
G 666380.
Whites Hill and a bit of Sleepy
Hollow, Calif. [View showing valley
extending right, and barren hills in
background] © 1 e¢ Dee. 2, 1922;
G 67077.
RED CROSS (AMERICAN NATIONAL)
Washington. 14917
Spirit of service; by Arthur M.
Hazard. [Nurse giving drink of water
to wounded soldier on stretcher while
two soldiers stand nearby and army
passes in background]
9, 1922; G 66568.
REINHOLD (JOHN J.) Marietta, Pa.
14918
1917—world war—1918. [Model of
service star-emblem in form of shield
with svar on wreath in center] ©
Le. Oct 26, 1922; G 66802.
RICHARDS (HARo“p Scotr) Portland,
Me. 14919
Music hath its charms; by Arthur
A. Baker. Child and snake on ground
under palm tree listening to phono-
graph. ©1c. July 15, 1922; G 67018.
RIcHMOND (A. W.) New York. 14920
Seal-skin brigade; by Scott Leighton.
[Men in sleighs racing horses over
snow-covered road]
1922; G 66817.
Ole Sept. |
©1e Oct. 21, | Bear.
©
pt. xv. eS we 17
RIGAUMONT (VIcTOoR ALBERT) Pitts-
burgh. 14921, 14922
Designer of theatres. [Drawing of
vine and leaf border around inscrip-
tion] ©1e Aug. 19, 1922; G 66799.
Somerset high school. Drawing of
designs for additions to high school.
©1ec. Oct. 14, 1922; G 66748.
RosBirt (GLENDA M.) Melrose, Mass.
14923
Joys of spring. [Model of Jardiniere
with relief showing girl and two cu-
pids in swing] ©1c Nov. 15, 1922;
G 66962.
Rocer & GALLET (PARFUMIERE) Paris.
14924
Artistic container; by René Lalique.
[Design of round box with two birds
in relief on top] ©1e. Dec. 15, 1922;
G 67140.
RonpEL (Victor I.) Chicago.
14925, 14926
Extension arm for floor lamp. De-
sign of conventionalized eagle’s head
and wings with ornamental scroll-
work.
Oriental floor lamp. Square design
with corners cut off and ornamented.
© 1c. each, Sept. 14, 1922: G
66606, 66607.
RorPHuURO (JULES JACQUES) Fresno,
Calif. 14927, 14928’
Past. Northwest landscape showing
five buffaloes on hillock in foreground,
and others in distance. © 1c Nov.
18, 1922; G 66981.
Thoroughbreds. Painting showing
mare drinking from pool under large
tree and colt standing near by, and
other horses in background. ©1.
Dec. 11, 1922; G 67122.
RoTHENGATTER (HminL) Yonkers, N. Y.
929
Frog-log-dogs; by Hmil Roe. [Draw-
ing of large dog, small dog and frog
in different positions near log] ©1«.
Nov. 16, 1922; G 67070.
SacksTepER (Asner F.) Louisville,
Ky. 14930
Swanson (Gloria) by Enrico Vet-
tori. Model of bust of movie actress.
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1922; G 66806.
SANTENS (Remi Henry) Pittsburgh.
14931
Model of black bear on rock.
1c. Oct. 3, 1922; G 66704.
300
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1922
SARGENT (JoHN 8S.) Boston.
14932, 14933
Entering the war. [Painting show-
ing eagle screaming above long line of
marching soldiers, accompanied by the
wife, mother and goddess Minerva]
Victory and death. [Painting show-
ing soldier embracing winged female
figure with right arm and dark robed
figure with left as he marches over
bodies of dead soldiers. ]
© 1... each Oct. 5, 1922; G 66717,
66718.
SCHNEIDER (LAWRENCE JOSEPH) Lake
HIlmo, Minn. 14934
| Smoking stand. Model of figure of
man holding tray in upraised hands.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1922; G 66529.
SCRIBNER’S (CHARLES) SONS, New
York. 14935-14951
‘ Burns (John) of Gettysburg; by
N. C. Wyeth. Man with silk hat and
long coat firing gun in the battle, with
soldier advancing in background.
Cover, Poems of American patrio-
tism; by N. C. Wyeth. MHalf-length
figure of American soldier standing
on guard.
Cover lining, Poems of American
patriotism; by N. C. Wyeth. Large
eagle flying over mountain peaks, with
stars in sky.
Frietchie (Barbara) ;
Wyeth. Woman waving torn flag
from attic window.
Grant on horseback; by N. o! Wyeth.
Three-quarter view of general look-
ing toward his left while riding horse.
Hale (Nathan) hiding behind tree;
by N. C. Wyeth. Young man hiding
behind tree while sentinel is on guard
in background.
O captain! my captain! by N. C.
Wyeth. Body of Lincoln in fore-
ground and man with face in hands
kneeling at his side, various flags in
background.
Old Continentals; by N. C. Wyeth.
Minute men advancing with one lead-
ing followed by man carrying flag.
Our mother; by N. C. Wyeth. Pro-
file of woman kneeling with chin rest-
ing on hand, overlooking sea where
several warships are anchored.
Picket guard; by N. '‘C. Wyeth... Sol-
dier on guard at night with gun on
shoulder, cap in hand and eyes closed.
Regular army man; by N. C. Wyeth.
Soldier standing in front of wall con-
taining iron-barred window and an-
other soldier sitting near him.
by Neo
14964
Revere (Paul); by N. C. Wyeth.
Paul Revere on horseback speaking
to woman at window as he passes in
front of house.
Sherman; by N. C. Wyeth. Sher-
man standing with fieldglasses in fore-
ground, soldiers on horseback, infantry
and covered wagons in background.
Title page. Poems of American
patriotism; by N. C. Wyeth. Conti-
nental soldier on horseback, other sol-
diers marching in foreground and
Statue of Liberty in background.
Unknown soldier; by N. C. Wyeth.
Figure of modern soldier above grave-
yard in foreground and five mounted
armour-clad soldiers passing in back-
ground.
Warren’s address; by N. C. Wyeth.
Officer on bank addressing soldiers
in trenches near river.
Washington; by N. C. Wyeth. Left
profile of Washington reviewing sol-
diers at attention.
© 1c. each Sept.. 9, 1922; G 66570-
66587.
SELBY SHOE co., Portsmouth, O.
14952-14954
New idea in shoes that is 2000
years old; by Burleigh Withers.
Druwing of foot and sandal above
Jxford slipper, with ancient and
modern background. © 1e. July 31,
1922,5.G G66.
Old fashioned carriage; by Warren
G. Baumgartner. Drawing of carriage
above panel showing pair of shoes and
young woman walking near limousine
below. ©1.. Nov. 6, 1922; G 67017.
Pedestrians; by Warren Baumgart-
ner. Drawing showing pedestrians
and automobiles crossing bridge. © 1
e. Auge Si, 1922 ; G 66676.
SERRA (MiauEL) Chicago.
14955-14964
Fabricantes y exportadores. Draw-
ing of woman holding ball on shoul-
ders, with panel at her left.
Flower design, 1. Drawing of apple
blossoms around heart-shaped center.
2. Drawing of roses around
heart-shaped center.
8. Drawing of iris and violets
around heart-shaped center.
4, Drawing of carnations and
sweet-peas around heart-shaped center.
5. Drawing of daisies and fuch-
sias areund heart-shaped center.
6. Drawing of pansies around
heart-shaped center.
301
14965
Serra (MrcureL )—Ceontinued.
Flower design %. Drawing of pop-
pies, campanulas and wheat around
heartshaped center.
8. Drawing of lilies around
heart-shaped center.
9. Drawing of chrysanthemums
around heart-shaped center.
© 1c. each Nov. 18, 1922; G 66971-
66980.
SESQUI-CENTENNIAL NOVELTY CO., INC.,
Philadelphia. 14965
Sesqui-centennial medal. [Design
of medal with bas-relief showing Lib-
erty Bell above suspension bridge
across river] © 1c. Nov. 20, 1922;
G 66986.
SEVERIN (LEO. W.) Davenport, Ia.
, 14966
Tun-T-in & Static. [Model of radio-
phone with child on one side listen-
ing and dog on the other] ©1l«
Sept. 5, 1922; G 66548.
SEWELL (AxiIceE ®.) Portland, Or.
14967
Book-end. Model with figure of
bird in high relief. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1922; G 66534.
SHANAHAN (Epwarp F.) Jersey City.
14968
Thorough bread. [Three men car-
rying a loaf of bread each toward
factory in background, near which is
large loaf of bread on lawn] ©1«
Noy. 1, 1922; G 66880.
SHAW (JOSEPHINE CHIPMAN) Salem,
Mass. 14969-14971
Book-end, 1. [Model with rose bud
and leaves in relief] © 1c. Aug. 31,
1922; G 66693.
2. Model of book-end with re-
lief of pansies and leaves. © 1c. Dee.
4, 1922; G 67094.
Witch. [Model of figure of old
woman with high pointed hat] ©1le.
Oct. 5, 1922; G 66716.
SHEPHERD (Joy CLINTON) New York.
14972-14974
Broneo twister. Model of figure of
cowboy on bucking horse.
Cavuse. Model of Indian pony run-
ning.
Night herd. Model of figure of cow-
boy sitting cross-legged on horse.
© 1c. each Dee. 26, 1922; G 67171-
67173.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv.) Be Syi17
SHEPHERD (Roy ELMER) Cleveland.
14975
Masonic emblem plaque. Design
showing two rows of columns with
letter G above altar and three steps
in front. © 1.e Nov. 6, 1922; G
66888.
SHIELDS (CLARA MARGUERITE) New
York. 14976
Spirit of Louvain. [Statuette of
female figure standing and looking
up] ©1c. Dec. 11, 1922; G 67121.
SHURTLEFF (ZADA Harte) Chicago.
14977
Doughnut girl; by Viola Norman.
Model of figure of girl in Salvation
Army costume standing on round base
with large doughnut in hands and
kettle at her feet. © 1 ce Sept. 13,
1922; G 66598.
SIMMONS (Hpwarp) New York. 1497S
Walska (Ganna) [Drawing of
right profile bust of actress] © 1 e.
Dee. 18, 1922; G 67246.
Simon & GoopWIN co., San Francisco.
14979
General automobile repairing.
[Drawing showing three mechanics
repairing automobiles while man
looks on] © 1. Sept. 19, 1922; G
66647.
SIMONSON (GRACE H.) New York.
14980-14982
. Decorative fabric - brocade. A.
[Drawing of conventional flowerpot
surrounded by scrolls and vines]
B. [Drawing of oval formed
by garlands of flowers]
C. [Drawing of conventional
flower in oval with vines and flowers
on each side]
© 1 ¢ each Nov. 18, 1922; G 67073-
67075.
Simpson (IvAN FREEBODY) New York.
14983
Arliss (George) Sculptured bust.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1922; G 66792.
Srrz (Ciara B.) Washington. 14984
Holy Ghost flower. Spray of leaves -
and tuiin formed flower with dome in
center. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1922; G 66844.
Smita (GEAN) and ApoLPH (FRED)
Genoa, N. Y. 14985
Last lap; by Gean Smith. Roman
Arabian horse race at Nero’s time. ©
1e. Aug. 14, 1922; G 66531.
SmitH (SipNey) corp., Chicago.
4986
Andy Gump; by Sidney Smith.
[Model of man with gavel in hand
standing behind desk on which is large
book] © 1. Oct. 19, 1922; G 66770.
302
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1922
SMITH (WALLACE) Chicago.
14987-15011
'Adam and Eve. Drawing of male
figure helping female to climb tree for
apple on low-hanging bough. © 1.
Noy. 24, 1922; G 67036.
Believer. Drawing of male figure
prostrate before figure of winged
monster in temple. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1922; G 670388.
Chinese crime. Chinaman staggering
with huge block of wood locked around
neck and hands bound by chains. ©
1 ec. Nov. 24, 1922; G 67030.
Convert. Drawing of nude male fig-
ure in position of one hanged, enclosed
in rope border. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1922;
G 67033.
Critic. Drawing of nude male fig-
ure holding oriental sword with which
he has cut in two body of goat-legged
figure playing pipes. © 1c. Nov. 24,
te22 : G 67032.
Crucifixion. Drawing of male figure
stretched on black background without
cross. ©1ec. Aug. 30, 1922; G 66514.
Door of enchantment. Drawing of
male figure with sword sitting on
guard before curtain draped door. ©
1c. Aug. 30, 1922; G 66518.
Fortune chamber. Drawing of five
figures tortured in dungeon with sinis-
ter figure descending stairs in center.
©1ec. Aug. 30, 1922; G 66522.
Gargoyle man. Drawing of male fig-
ure with head threwn back attemnting
to soar. ©1ec. Nov. 24, 1922; G 67040.
Horse. Drawing of male figure rid-
ing horse with claws. ©1c. Aug. 30,
1922; G 66515.
In the snow. Drawing of two black-
robed figures passing and looking back
at each other, with background of con-
ventionalized snow crystals. © 1 «@
Aug. 30, 1922: G 66516.
Individualist. Drawing of man
marching in group of black monk fig-
ures bearing giant candles. © 1 «.
Aug. 30, 1922: G 66517.
Jehovah. Drawing of robed and
bearded figure with right hand raised
in henediction against starlit back-
ground and left crushing helpless male
figure. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1922: G 67029
Man. Drawing of man and woman
seated on root of tree. with man’s head
resting on breast of woman. © 1 ©.
Nov. 24, 1922: G 67023.
Marriage. Drawing of male and fe-
male figure lashed together with ropes,
against massive door. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1922; G 670387.
15015
Mating. Drawing of male body held
in air by mysterious hand while an-
other hand pins female body to couch.
©): Wie Ars.) 309922)5 Gx66a2 1,
Mirror. Drawing of nude girl stand-
ing before mirror being watched by
black dwarf and robed figure. © 1c.
Aug. 30, 1922; G 66520.
Monolith. Drawing of gigantic
black statue against dark sky with
heap of human figures at its feet. ©
1c Aug. 39, 1922: G 66519.
Mothers. Drawing of old woman
seated with hands dropped by her side
in weary surrender and robe over
knees. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1922; G 67039.
Oriental. Drawing of man in orien-
tal garb bearing Chinese sword in left
hand and pulling back dragon-figured
curtain with right. © 1 c. Nov. 24,
1922: G 67041.
Pearls. Drawing of figure diving
leaving wake of air bubbles behind. ©
1c. Nov. 24, 1922; G 67028.
Phansigar. Drawing male figure
writhing on ground with hands at his
throat while robed Hindu figure moves
away. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1922; G 67034.
Rosinante, the ascension. Drawing
of ghostly horse with forefeet raised
and head uplifted and encircled by
halo. © 1 c.. Nov. 24, 1922; G 67031.
Snobs. Drawing of six weary slaves
dragging large stone, with Egyptian
inscription on it. up incline, being
urged on by slave-driver. © 1c. Nov.
24. 1922: G 67035.
Free. Drawine of male figure em-
bracing tree. ©1c. Aug. 30, 1922; G
66523.
entinaas (ANNA Martin) St. Paul.
LAPHAM 15012
Flapper. Model of figure of girl
with scarf over shoulders seated on
rock. © 1 ¢ Dee. 7, 1922: G 67113.
Sorsspy (Ipyn K.) Birmingham.
15013
Alabama’s birthday, Dec. 14. [Draw-
ing showing nine cones around c'‘recle
enclosing portrait of woman _ sented
holding map of Alabama] © 1c. Oct.
14, 1922: G 66742.
(Emit) New York.
15014, 15015
At home again, 8S. S. Oceanic: by
Schnars-Alquist. Painting showing
steamshin on open sea in center, and
Isle of Wight and the Needles at left.
SPIELVOGEL
303
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15016
SPIELVOGEL (Emin )—Continued.
Caravel of Columbus, Santa Maria;
by Schuars-Alquist. Painting show-
ing ship under full sail on open sea
with smaller ships in background.
© 1c. each Sept. 9, 1922; G 66561,
66562.
STEHLI FRERES, Zurich, Switzerland.
15016
Landscape; by Balz Steager. [View
of lake with large tree in left fore-
ground and shrubbery at right] © 1
e. Sept. 22, 1922; G 66721.
STILB (BERNARD) Milwaukee. 15017
Lyre silent. Drawing of ornamental
lyre. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1922; G 66696.
Stone (MaAysie) Rochester, N. Y.
15018
Balieff. [Statuette of big-headed
man standing with hands clasped in
front] ©le. Nov. 29, 1922; G 67071.
STuLts (ANAMAE) Long Branch, N. J.
15019
’A priori. [Drawing of hand clasp-
ing wrist and motto in lettered circle]
©1c. Sept. 15, 1922; G 66620.
SUTTER-VAN Horn co., Ltp. New Or-
leans. 15020
Baby; by Sadie Irvine. Morning
glory border around picture of baby
sitting on bed. © 1. Sept. 5, 1922;
G 66538.
TAMBURINI (ARNALDO) New York.
15021-15023
Fascista, or black shirt. [Left three-
quarter view of man in knee-breeches,
blouse shirt and cap, standing with
eane in hand] © 1. Nov. 4, 1922;
G 66878.
Mussolini (Benito)
quarter view bust portrait]
Noy. 4, 1922; G 66879.
[Right three-
©le
Samerwi@ i € Nov. 7, 19224°G
66940.
THOMPSON (KATE HH.) Pompton Plains,
IND Je 15024
Musical interlude. Drawing of or-
chestra seats occupied by row of cats,
listening to birds singing on tree limb
above stage. © 1c Dec. 4, 1922; G
67090.
TREMBLEY (Mark McCurpy) Wash-
ington. 15025
Three ideals. [Child running truck
loaded with two large loaves of bread]
©le Oct. 28, 1922; G 66819.
pt. IVYMSSi eve LT
Trott (FREDERICK C. W.) Lakewood,
O. £5025*
Notice the lighting equipment. De-
sign of decorative panel with inscrip-
tion. ©ic. Nov. 8, 1922; G 66950.
Utrey (FRANK HERBERT) Chicago.
15026-15027
Billy pelican. Model of funny bird
with large beak.
Gloom. Model of funny bird of
toucan species.
Joy. Model of funny bird of toucan
species. ;
© 1c. each Sept. 5, 1922; G 66535-
66537.
UTICA UNIFORM co., Utica, N. Y.
15027*
Uniform; by CC. W. _ Svensson.
[Painting showing musician in uni-
form holding horn in hand, with band
playing in background] © 1 e¢. Dec.
26; 19223G ine
VANDEWATER (STEVEN RAMSDELL) St.
Louis. 15028
Zodiacal ring for January. Draw-
ing of zodiacal figure of water-bearer
on large ring. ©1e Aug. 24, 1922;
G 66597.
VICTORY HIGHWAY ASSN., ‘Topeka,
Kan. 15028*
American eagle group. Design
showing American eagle poised with
-outspread wings above its young in
nest on rock. © 1 e¢. Sept. 21, 1922;
G 66818.
VICTORY SUPPLY cO., San Diego, Calif.
15029
Prosperity sign; by Clinton Bom-
baugh Smith. Open billfold contain-
ing roll of bills. © 1c. Dee. 2, 1922;
G 67142.
VINSONHALER (SARA REA) New York.
15029*
Princess. [Drawing of princess in
forest looking down at toad and deer]
© 1c. Nov..7, 1922; G 67020.
VoLK (Doueias) New York. 15030
Lineoln (Abraham) Profile bust of
Lineoln with cloak draped over shoul-
ders. © 1c. Sept. 7, 1922; G 66546.
Von FRANKENBERG (ARTHUR) New
York. 15030*, 150381
Frog. Model of book-end in form of
nude girl standing on one foot with
both hands extended backward. ©
1 ec. Nov. 18, 1922; G 66970.
Sprite. Model of figure of nude girl
holding bowl in arms while standing
on one foot. © 1 ¢ Aug. 30, 1922;
G 66524.
304
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 192:
15049
WALCUTT BROS. ‘co., New York.
15031*-15033
Book cover design, 567; by Alfred
A. Seharbins. Fancy frame design
with two torches and scroll-work. ©
1 e@ Oct. 7, 1922; G 66724.
568; by Alfred A. Scharbins.
[Design with tree at each end of in-
bemprion| .© 1c Oct. 7, 1922; G
66725.
569; by Alfred A. Scharbins.
Fancy frame design with scroll in each
eorner. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1922; G 66726.
Flower and leaf design, 570; by
Alfred A. Scharbins. Drawing of
flowers and leaves in form of frame.
© 1e. Dee. 2, 1922; G 67084.
Waker & co., Detroit, Mich.
15033*, 15034
Harry Suffrin hunting scene; by
Willy George Sesser. [Two men talk-
ing to hunter with dog and gun] ©
fe Nov. 11,°1922; G 67072.
ice boat scene; by Willy George
Sesser. [Two men and lady standing
in foreground, girls and youths skat-
ing near ice boats in background] ©
Pewee 21, 1922; G 67159:
WARNER (ALICE B.) New Haven, Conn.
15034*—-15035
Retrospectiva; by A. Lingow Bur-
gess. [Front view of woman in eve-
ning dress seated with arms resting
on sides of chair] © 1 c¢. Oct. 10,
1922 ; G 66816.
.Zoar (Lake); by A. Lingow Bur-
gess. [View of lake with hills partly
eoyered in shrubbery in background]
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1922; G 66660.
WARREN (JASON W.) Cleveland.
15055
Two panel design; by George W.
Andrews. [Drawing of double panel
with border of scrolis and dragons]
© 1c. Dee. 21, 1922; G 67160.
WATSON (CHARLES EpwarpD) San Fran-
cisco. 15036, 15036*
Sundial, 1. Model of sun-dial in
form of automobile tire. © 1c. Sept.
22, 1922; G 66668.
2. [Model of figure
with pan in hand cooking over open
fire, his shadow falling on circle
around him] © 1. Dec. 1, 1922; G
67064.
WESERMANN (CHARLES G.) New York.
15037
Every girl’s wish. Drawing of three
carrots on finger-ring. © 1. Dec. 30,
1922 ; G 671258.
32909—23—_3
of hunter
WESTERN CARTRIDGE CO., East Alton, Ill.
15037*
Diplomats. [Two hunters talking
to farmer over fence] © 1c. Dee. 30,
1922; G 67254.
WHEELER (KATHLEEN) Chicago.
15038, 15038*
Alan Breck. Model of character
book-end showing man standing with
hands in coat pockets.
John Silver. [Model of character
book-end showing man standing on one
foot, supporting himself with crutch]
© 1c. each Aug. .28, 1922; G 66432,
66533.
WHEELOCK (WARREN) New York.
15039
Lady Nikotine. Model of tobacco
jar in form of woman’s head. ©1«.
Dee. 20, 1922; G 67155.
WHITAKER (CAROLINE MARTHA) New-
ton Centre, Mass. 15039*
Eddy (Mary Baker); by Charles
Oscar Crawford. [Bas-relief plaque
showing left three-quarter. view bust
of Mrs. Eddy] © 1c. Nov. 3, 1922;
G 66876.
WILLARD (PRISCILLA ALDEN) New
York. 15040, 15040*
Birth ecard; by Frank Willard.
[Drawing of infant standing on scales
with pan in hand and stork flying
away] ©1e. Oct. 26, 1922; G 66803.
Here’s wishin’ a merry Christmas.
[Drawing of man and woman each
seated in arm-chair before open fire-
place and holding up wine-glass] ©
1 e«@ Dec. 4, 1922; G 67247.
WILLIAMS (JNO.) INCc., New York.
15041
Westport and Independence road;
by Maxfield Keck. Bas-relief panel
showing attack on pioneers by Indians,
with inscription below. © 1 c. Oct.
95,1922 G)G6TSd:
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., New
Haven, Conn. 15041*
Long shot. [Hunter lying upon high
rock ready to shoot deer in valley be-
low] © 1. Dee. 30, 1922; G 67255.
WITCOMBE, McGEACHIN & co., New
York. 15042-15049
Ardsley; by Arthur Ohlson. Draw-
ing of floral bouquets and ribbons in
bows. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1922; G 66558.
Biscayne; by M. Arnold. Drawing
of bunches of flowers and leaves with
background of stems and bubbles. ©
1c. Sept. 9, 1922; G 66556.
205
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15049*
WiITCcOMBE, McGErAcHIN. & co.—Cont.
Canton; by Louis Burger.
of branches, flowers and lanterns. ©
1 ec. Oct. 31, 1922; G 66830.
Clifton; by Arthur Ohlson. Draw-
ing of background of latticework with
ribbon and flowers between bars. ©
1c. Sept. 9, 1922; G 66559.
Ilfracombe; by F. Stahlberger.
Drawing of bars with central climbing
vine, intervening space with bunches
of flowers and leaves. © 1. Oct. 31,
1922; G 66829.
Kintore; by E. Sins. Drawing of
bunches of climbing flowers with se-
ries of parallel bars. © 1c. Oct. 31,
1922; G 66831.
Lonsdale; by C. F. Scholle. Draw-
ing of baskets of flowers on floral rib-
bon ropes, with humming birds and
butterflies. © 1c Oct. 9, 1922; G
66733.
Marlborough; by C. F. Scholle.
Drawing of vase and flowers on ob-
long tile background. © 1 ¢. Oct. 9,
1922; G 66729.
Palmgrove; by C. F. Scholle. Draw-
ing of flowers on branches and stems.
© 1 ¢ Oct. 9, 1922; G 66731.
Plymouth; by Robert C. Kahrmann.
Drawing of leaves and flowers in
bunches connected by strings. ©1e.
Oct. 31, 1922; G 66828.
Raleigh; by J. S. Wheelwright.
Drawing of birds and bunches of
flowers on lattice-work background. ©
1c. Oct. 9, 1922; G 66730.
Rosebank; by Edmond Gaudios.
Drawing of field of flowers, birds and
fern leaves. © 1 c¢ Sept. 9, 1922;
G 66555.
Sherbourne; by C. F. Scholle. Draw-
ing of branches bearing flowers and
leaves and supporting birds. © 1e«.
Sept. 9, 1922; G 66557.
Soleure; by Ellen Perkins. Draw-
ing of bars with vase of flowers and
bars with bunches of flowers, and in-
tervening strings of bubbles. © 1.
Oct. 9, 1922; G 66732.
Whitton; by Edmond Gaudios.
Drawing of flowers and birds on
branches. © 1 c¢. Oct. 31, 1922; G
66832.
Drawing
pt. Iv, n. S., V. 17, How4y weee:
WoLtrFF (Louris) & co., LTD., London.
15049*
Evicted; by E. Blair Leighton.
Open doorway of nunnery from which
Mother Superior with Bible and four
nuns are being evicted by three men
in, arms. ©..1'e, ec, 20ers |G
67236.
WOLLO IGNITION PRODUCTS CO., St.
Louis. 15050
Wollo spark plug; by Otto Kiel.
Drawing of hana holding oil can
squirting oil into spark plug. © 1.
Dec. 1, 1922; G 67245.
WOMEN OF THE WAR VETERANS OF THE
32D DIV., INC., Milwaukee. 15050*
Shield; by A. H. Bauer. Design of
shield background bearing barred red
arrow and two chevrons in relief. ©
1 e@ Sept. 18, 1922; G 666738.
WooLr (SAMUEL J.) New York. 15051
Tokichi Takamine. Portrait of
Japanese in black kimono seated with
fan in hands. ©1e. Nov. 18, 1922;
G 66982.
WooLLEY (HpITH Marie) Alameda,
Calif. 15051*
Chinese girl. Model of Chinese girl
carrying basket. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1922;
G 66961.
WoORSWICK (LLoyD) New York. Book-
end. 15052
Model with relief cf Chinese mask,
comedy. ©1c. Dec. 27, 1922; G 67180.
ZIMMERMAN (FRANK M.) New York.
15052*, 15053
Fourth zone beyond. Painting show-
ing temples of music, heating and elec-
tricity, and spirits visiting these tem-
ples. © 1 c¢. Nov. 20, 1922; G 67021.
Third zone beyond. Painting show-
ing library and beautiful houses with
fountains and gardens, situated in
park. ©1e. Sept. 15, 1922; G 66621.
ZIMMERMANN (FREDERIC L.) New
York. 15053*
House flag. Drawing of flag with
letter Z enclosed by circle from which
streamers project to corners, upper
and lower edges. © 1c Sept. 18,
1922; G 66722.
ZUCKERMAN (8S. G.) Tulsa, Okl. 15054
Stork. Painting showing stork in
flight carrying miniature automobile.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1922; G 66889.
Number of entries of Works of Art included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1,
CLASS H-K
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS
See ssCiENRIRIG (OR TECHNICAL. CHARACTER;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
ABRAHAMS (S.) & co., Philadelphia.
15055
Oriental uniforms © July 24, 1922;
2 e. Nov. 9; K 170269.
ADAMS (CHAS.) Cottage Grove, Or.
15056-15065
[10 photographs]:
Hood (Mt.) from lodge, 51.—Crater
Lake, Garfield park, looking east, 159.—
Crater Lake, Glacier Pt., 156.—Cra-
ter Lake, Phantom Ship, 160.—Crater
Lake, rock cliff, 155.—Narrows,
Sharp’s Creek, 17.—Rock Head,
Sharp’s Creek, 16.—Thielson (Mt.)
north from Sentinel Pt., Crater Lake,
157.—Wall Rock, Sharp’s Creek, 15.—
Wizard Island, Crater Lake, 158. ©
iy. 1,, 1922; 2c. each Noy. 13; J,
258215-258224.
ADAMS (EHpwArp JESS) Fort. Smith,
Ark. 15066
[Memorial vase. Blueprint] ©le.
Noy. 21, 1922; I 7444.
ADAMS (I. C.) Calistoga, Calif.
15067-15071
Calistoga, Calif., Banchero Geyser,
1-4. © Oct. 24, 1922; 2 ¢ each Oct.
380; J 258013-258016.
Cedar st. and Lincoln ave., Di-
atlia hotel, 1. © Oct. 24, 1922; 2e
Oct. 30;.J 258017.
ADAMS sTupDIOo, Portland, Me. 15072
Sylva (Madam Marguerita) and
Gund. “© Oct. 13, 1922: 2 & Nov. 9;
J 258171.
ApcockK (J. B.) Bernice, La.
150738, 15074
McClung baby. © Sept. 22, 1922;
2 @ Oct. 24; J 257853.
McClung family. © Sept. 22, 1922;
2 ¢. Oct. 24: J 257854.
ADLER (DAvID) & SoNS co., Milwaukee.
15075-15084
[10 prints]:
[Bromley and Chatham]—[Hanbury
and Leeds]—[Kenwick]—[Kingsbury]
—[Malcolm]—[North king]—[North-
cot and Hanley]—[Roydon]—[Wal-
pole]—[Woodmont and Saxon] ©
Oct. 10, 1922; 2 ec each Oct. 18; K
168638-168647.
ADLER (HaAzeL H.) New York. 15085
Color harmony chart for the paint
trade, based on the Taylor system of
color harmony. [2 sheets] ©1.«
Nov. 25, 1922; I 7888.
AERO SERVICE CoRP., Philadelphia.
15086-15100
Hog Island shipyard, 2828. © Nov.
22,1922; 2.¢» Dec..9;3.J3 2d8G4T.
Morrisville plant of De Frain sand -
co., 2804-2806. © Sept. 28, 1922; 2c.
each Oct. 18; J 2577538—-257755.
Newton, Pa., George school, 2739-
2742. © Sept. 14, 1922; 2 c. each Nov.
6; J 258131—258134.
Roanoke, Va., business section, 2552.
Op dunei24 1922-62 °e¢ Oct, 143.9
256326.
Trenton, N. J., Inter state fair,
2797, 2799, 2810. © Sept. 28, 1922;
2 ec. each Oct. 18; J 257750257752.
Galea hall, 2692,
2 et
Wernersville, Pa.,
2693, 2695. © Sept. 1, 1922;
each Nov. 6; J 258128—258130.
AEROMARINE AIRWAYS, INC., New York.
PT SLOL
Aeromarine flying cruiser passing
Perry’s monument. © July 20, 1922;
2c. Aug. 10; J 256626.
AJEMIAN (HOVAKIN HowarpD) Hack-
ettstown, N. J. 15102
Shields, (Tom) © Sept. 20, 1922;
2 @) Oet; 207% bk 2otstOs
307
15103
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Tv. No Sa 92 Ay
AKELEY (CARL ETHAN) New York.
15103-15121
Live gorillas in forest, 1,2. ©le
each June 21, 1922; J 255722, 255723.
Moss covered trees, gorilla country.
©l1e. July 8, 1922; J 255636.
Motion pictures of live gorillas in
forest, 1, 2. © 1.¢ each June 21,
19225 J' 2550724, ° 255725.
Porters lifting dead female gorilla.
©l1e July 8, 1922; J 255637.
[4 photographs]:
Gorilla guide——Gorilla head, side
view.—Gorilla nest.—Three gorilla
nests. © 1c. each June 23, 1922; J
255631—255634.
[9 photographs]:
Camp at foot of Mt. Mikeno.—
Chaninagongo from Mt. Mikeno.—
First gorilla killed.—Gorilla camp on
Mt. Mikeno.—Gorilla guide.—Gorilla
guides and porters at edge of bam-
boo.—Gorilla head with glasses and
pipe.—Porter’s hut in gorilla coun-
try.—Porters lifting dead gorilla. ©
1 e@. each Sept. 26, 1922; J 257399-
257407.
AKRON PURE MILK CO., Akron, Ohio.
15122-15127
[6 prints]:
Family treat that can’t be beat,
peaches’ and cream.—More milk.—
Pitcher of health [etc]—Um, cottage
cheese salad.—Um-m pumpkin pie, ’n
milk ’n ev’rything.—With sugar and
Werries [etc] © Nov. 16, 1922; 2 .«.
each Nov. 20; K 169655—169660.
ALLEN (C. M.) West Columbia, Tex.
15128
First capitol of Texas. © Aug. 20,
1922; 2 ec. Aug, 18; J 256761.
ALLEN (WILLIAM MITCHELL) El Paso.
15129
Southwestern greetings. May your
Christmas be as bright [ete] © Nov.
14, 1922; 2 ce. Nov. 18; K 169613.
* AtMAN & co., New York. 15130-15132
Aldridge (George W.) 1-3. ©l1e
each Oct. 6, 1922; J 258121—258123.
ALMAND (JOHN PArKS) Little Rock,
Ark. 15133
Almand design of filling station. [2
sheets, blueprints] July 15, 1922;
2 G Oct. Os 22:
ALTA STUDIOS, INC., San Francisco.
15184-15153
[20 photographs]:
Admiration.— Arabian night.—
Cameo.—Captive.—Dawn in the Gar-
den of Eden.—Dreamer.—F rog.—Hesi-
tation.—Idler.—Innocence.— Lamp-
light.—Meditation.—Modesty — Refliec-
tion.—Sunlight and shadow.—Sunlight
and solitude.—Sunlight brook.—Sup-
plication. — Vision. — Wildwood. ©
Aug:, 2, 1922; 2 © each, Octita.4d
257632-257651.
ALVEY, FERGUSON ©O., INC., Cincinnati. —
_ 15154, 15155.
[Conveying system for leather shoe
factory, H-22492-¢] © 1. Oct. 5,
1922; I 7247. :
[Conveyor system, Fargo, Hallowell
shoe co., H-22521-G. Blueprint] ©
Lie. Oety 27; 1922.5 Waar
AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO.
(AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BUREAU OF
THE) Boston. 15156-15201
Hlorida:
Citrus grove, S 250, S 261.—Grape-
fruit, S 16, S 74.—Grapefruit grove,
S 40, S 146.—Grapefruit tree, S 157.—
xrapefruit trees, S 161.—Orange grove,
S 148, S 202, S 220, § 242.—Orange.
tree, S. 195, S. 203, S 218 A, S 247 A.—
Oranges, S 24.—Spray of oranges, S
219.'°©°1 & each Sept., 18,3922. 7
257128-257145.
[7 photographs] :
Cotton harvesting, scene X 12.—
Cotton scene, X 97, X 105.—Cotton
shipping scene, X28.—Drainage canal,
R: 7.—Massachusetts eorn, C. 380.—
South Carolina cowpeas, G18. ©l1e.
each Dee. 15, 1922; J 258745—-258751.
[21 photographs]:
Florida citrus grove, S 38.— Flori-
da grapefruit, S 20, S 48, S 49.—
Florida grapefruit grove intercropped
with watermelons, S 57.— Florida
grapefruit trees, S 158, S 160.—Flori-
da orange and. grapefruit grove, S
142.—_Florida orange grove, S 25, S
107, S 131, S 166, S196, S 253.—
Florida orange tree, S 26, S 167, S
236.—Florida oranges, S 22.—Orange
trees, Fla., S 243.—Watermelon har-
vest in newly planted citrus grove, S
63.—Young citrus grove, Fla., S 187.
© 1c. each Dec. 26, 1922; J 258929-
258949.
AMERICAN ART WORKS, Coshocton, O.
15202-15262
[10 photographs]:
Air castles, mount G. P. 888, series
1194.—Barbara, mount G. P. 897, se-
308
' MISCELLANEOUS
“mo0..4,1922. .
ries 1199.—Breath of spring, mount
G. P. 895, series 1198.—Daddy’s even-
ing story, mount G. P. 884, series
1193.—Little bit of heaven, mount G.
P. 884, series 1193—Looking ahead,
mount G. P. 887, series 1194——May-
time, mount G. P. 886, series 1194.—
Reflections, mount G. P. 890, series
1195.—Winifred, mount G. P. 894, se-
ries 1197.—With thoughts of you,
mount G. P. 884, series 1193. © Dec.
7, 1922; 2 c. each Dec. 26; J 258882-
258891.
[51 prints]:
Along the Great Divide, mount W.
C. 905, series 1205.—Backbone of the
nation, mount A 710, series 1180.—
é
Battling the elements, mount W. C.
$03, series 1204.—Blossom time, 2454,
series 1225.—Brook, mount W. C. 918,
series 1211.—Call of the links, 2464,
series 1225—Hnchantment, mount A
869, series 1176.—Evening calm, mount
W. C. 914, series 1209.—Evening drink,
mount D_ 818, series 1152.— First
Christmas in the new republic, 2442,
series 1224.—Florida sunset, mount W.
C. 907, series 1206.—Hazy day, mount
W. C. 917, series 1211.—Her wonder
boy, mount D 822, series 1155.—Home
builders, mount A 867, series 1176.—
Home, sweet home, mount W. C. 908,
series 1206.—In old Virginia, mount
D 816, series 1153.—In quaint old
Holland, mount D 829, series 1157.—
In sunny Bermuda, mount A 857, se-
ries 1205-3.—In the Saw Tooth Mts.,
mount D 802, series 1148.—In the
Shenandoah Valley, 2413, series 1220.—
Leonora, 2462, series 1225.—Little sun-
shine, 2463, series 1225.— Loyal,
friends, mount A 865, series 1175.—
Man of vision, 2459, series 1225.
Mothers of America, mount D 805,
series 1149.—My old Kentucky home,
mount A 8d7, series 1172.—Nature
Sublime, mount W. C. 907, series
1206.—Nature’s blanket, mount W. C.
910, series 1207.—Old dependable,
mount A 850, series 1169.—Old, Old
story, 2450, series 1225.—Old timers
have it out, 2415, series 1220.—Path
of commerce, Panama, U. S. A., mount
D 815, series 1153.—Peaceful valley,
mount A 852, series 1170.—Pleasing
message, mount G. P. 579, series
1200.—Point Outlook, mount W. C.
912, series 1208.—Quietude, mount W.
C. 911, series 1207.—Ready for busi-
ness, mount A 868, series 1176.—Ready
to go, 2466, series 1225.—Rewards of
thrift, C. C. 41, series 1228.—Rippling
waters, mount W. C. 915, series 1210.—
River road, mount W. C. 919, series
1212.—Room for two, 2467, series
CLASSES, H TO K
15281
1225—Springtime, 2451, series 1225.—
Sport of kings, 2486, series 1224.—
Sweet summer eve, mount D 807, se-
ries 1150.—Temple in the grove, mount
D 801, series 1148.—This little pig,
mount D 810, series 1151.—Thorough-
breds, mount A 861, series 1173.—We
deliver the goods, 2457, series 1225.—
What a day, mount A 894, series
1169.—Winter rose, 2465, series 1225.
© Dee. 1%, 1922 ;.2, -er Dee: . 2655 K
170509-170559.
AMERICAN BANK NOTE CO., New York.
15263-15272
C 1819-C 1821... © Aug. 10, 1922;
2c. each Oct. 7; K 168452-168454.
C 1827. © Oct. 11, 1922; 2 c¢. Dee.
20; K 170339.
C 1835. © Nov. 20, 1922; 2 ¢. Dee.
20; K 170888.
Canada, B20. ©
2 e. Dec. 20; K 170348.
Constantine (King) Banque na-
tionale de Grece, special, C48i. ©
Sept. 12, 1922; 2 c Dec. 20; K 170340.
Shepherd. Banque national de Bul-
garie, special, C 1823. © Aug. 31,
1922; 2c. Aug. 7; K 168455. .
Williams-Taylor (Sir Frederick)
Bank of Montreal, special, C 479. ©
Oct. 27, 1922; 2.¢. Dec. 20; K 170342.
special, C 480. © Oct. 31,
1922; 2c Dec. 20; K 170341.
AMERICAN COOPERATIVE PUB. CO., Chi-
cago. 15273-15278
Buyers barometer. (Jn American
cooperative manager, Oct. 10, 1922)
Sept. 6, 1922;
(© Oct-12, 1922; 1 « Octh.16; Tier
Sweet ’n pretty. © Dec. 1, 1922;
2 ¢. Dee. 16; J 258752.
[4 prints]:
Autumn.—[Daddy’s girlJ]—[Dream
girl]—MecDermott (Lake) beautiful.
© Dee. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Dec. 16; K
170291-170294.
AMERICAN GOLD CROSS HOSPITAL ASSN.,
Chicago. 15279
American gold cross hospital assn.
©) A222) 1992): 8 2ne. -Septc1s 2K
168952.
AMERICAN PIANO co., New York.
15280
Ampico in the home. © Dec. 1,
1922. 27e. Dee. 30> J2259110.
AMERICAN POSTURE LEAGUE, INC., New
York. 15281
Seated skeleton. © June 7, 1921;
te Oct? 208 1922282 - ex’ OCR." 2857-9
QHS2T Te.
309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15282
AMERICAN TOP AND BODY co., Delphi,
Ind. 15282, 15283
Faultless raceabout showing left
side. (/©.1 ¢-Dece., 11922. J 2a856n
right side. © 1c. Dee. 1, 1922;
J 258568.
AMERICAN WEEKLY, INC., New York.
15284-15286
Dog’s life. Far from de old folks at
home, 2, © Dec. 24, 1922; 1 c. Dee.
23; K 170479.
— That’s what I think of you, 3.
@y Wee}; 31; 19220) Liven Deeja0s) 1K
170318.
— Why the dickens did you cut me
oft, 1: ©: Dee: 17, 1922 -20e Dee 16:
K 1702985.
AMERICAN WooDMEN (SUPREME CAMP
OF THE) Denver. 15287
Giant of the forest. © Dec. 10,
1922; 2 e Dee. 30; K 170817.
Amick (FRANK 8.) Denver. 15288
Lone Pine Tree Lake. © Aug. 15,
F920 22 e: ANOVv Zi 19223 2aeens.
AMUNDSEN (OxaAF A.) Salt Lake City.
15289-15291
Glass (Bishop Joseph 8S.) A-C. ©
Novel i 1922): (2a ¢renehw Nov.-9; J
258165-258167.
ANDERSON (CARL THomMAS) Madison,
Wis. 15292, 15293
Major Dudd. The major demon-
strates. © Oct. 27, 1922; 2 c«@ Nov.
3; K 169233.
Out on the ranch. Ad gets all the
comforts of home. © Oct. 27, 1922;
2. ¢.| Nov. (35 IS 1692382.
ANDERSON (OLIVER P.) Seattle. 15294
Seattle, Wash., University of Wash-
ington, original bldg. © Nov. 14,
1922; 2c Nov.1203 > J: 258336.
ANDERSON (Victor H.) Chicago. 15295
[Insurance premium calculator] ©
Jane 25. 1923)52°ensan. 275 1 7559:
ANDERSON (WALDO) AND SUDTELL
(BERNARD) Albany. 15296
Locked antlers, moose picture. ©
Sept. 1, 1922; 2 c Nov. 13; J 258207.
ANGELL (Harry S.) Detroit. 15297
Proposed apartment for Dr. E. S.
Peterson. © Nov. 28, 1922; 2 e. Dee.
Ciel ee ke)
| pt. rv., HES. ay
ARBOGAST sTuDIO, Wilkinburg, Pa.
15298
Chums.’ © Oct.. 1, 1922-92 eect.
19; J 257812.
ARMOLD (PERRY B.) Los Angeles.
15299
[Road to a sale] © 1 ce. Oct. 31,
19225 UcT38T
ARMSTRONG (HARVARD Mitton) Cape
Hlizabeth, Me. 15300, 15301
Cantingy (U. S. army transport)
entering Portland Harbor, A. B.
Apr. 20, 1922; 2 ¢ each Dee 18; J
258770, 258771.
ASSOCIATED METAL LATH MFRS., INC.,
Chicago. 15302
Stuceo on metal lath over sheathed
construction. [Blueprint] © 1c. July
21,,1922': I (438
ASSOCIATED RADIUM CHEMISTS, INGC.,
New York. 15303
Arium. © 1 ¢. Nov. 9, 1922; I 7404.
AstHoLtTz (Met F.) Los Angeles.
15304-15316
Miss Los Angeles, 2—5, 8, 9, 11, 15,
17, 20, 21, 27,' 28° @©cAwer tis aise]
2 ec. each Sept. 8; J 257479-257491.
ATHERTON (JOHN C.) San Rafael,
Calif. 15317
Path of light. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1922;
a 2aS0Ss:
ATWATER (Mary M.) Seattle. 15318
Shuttle-craft loom. [Working draw-
ings. 3 sheets, blueprints] © Aug.
15, 1922); 2 ey Sept. OB} Liars:
BacHrRAcH (Louris Fabian) Newton,
Mass. 15319-15324
Edison (Thomas A.) A-—-C, H, I, K.
© Oct. 15, 1922; 2 ec. each Dee. 30;
J 259121259126.
BAECHLER (CHARLES) Lompoc. Calif.
15325
Lempoec, Calif., bird’s-eye view. ©
Noy. 15, 1922; 2 ¢. Nov. 203 3) Zasae4:
BAINES (ALFRED) Seattle.
15326-15330
Rainier (Mt.) Ice Caves, 14. ©
Oct. 28, 1922; 2 @ each Oct. 28, 1922;
J 257924257927.
Paradise Valley, Auto camp. ©
Oct. 28, 1922; 2 ce) Oct. 2829 2ar9238.
BAKER (NorMAN) Muscatine, Ia.
15331-15345
[5 photographs]:
Autumn’s gold.—Beautiful Mississip-
pii—In the gloaming.—Mississippi
310
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
moonlight.—Nature’s cup. © Nov. 15,
22-2 c. each Dee. 11; J 258674,
258678, 258684, 258686, 258688.
[10 photographs] :.
Aged alder.—Arched oaks.—Au-
tumn.—Autumns sunshine.—Curios-
it y—Homeward.—Inquisitiveness.—
October tints.—Serenity.—To the pas-
ture. © Dee. 8, 1922; 2 c. each Dec.
11; J 258675-258677, 258679-258683,
258685, 258687.
BAKER ART GALLERY, Columbus, O.
15346-15351
Fess (Simeon D.) A, B. © Sept. 5,
1922; 2 ec each Oct. 12; J 258149,
258150.
Miss American, 1, 2. [Mary Kather-
ine Campbell.] © Oct. 20, 1922; 2c
each Nov. 13; J 258225, 258226.
Thompson (Carmi A.) A, B. ©
Bene 2. 1922: 2 c.. each Oct. 12; J
258147, 258148.
BALLINGER CO., Philadelphia.
15352-15359
Bridgeport, Pa., manufactory for
James Lees & sons co. © Aug. 17,
mee 2c: Ade. 18: J 256763.
New home Queens borough lodge
Homsats, &. P.O. H. ©le May. 10,
1922 > 1.7292.
[Office bldg. for the Philadelphia
real estate board, elevation in perspec-
tivel © 1c Aug. 26, 1922; I 7248.
Philadelphia, Pa., Fifty sixth and
Chestnut sts., Chilton co. [New
building, perspective] © 1c Nov.
29, 1922; I 7380.
[Proposed alterations and ad-
ditions to building for Walter EK. Her-
ing, perspective] ©1c. Oct. 25, 1922;
I 7304.
Washington, D. C., American uni-
versity. [Perspective of building] ©
fee wer. 19, 1992: 1 435.
[Board of temperance, prohi-
bition and public morals of the M.
HE. church, perspective of new bldg.]
ent @ Nov. 17, 1922: I 7355.
Proposed building, perspective.
ere. Oct. 25, 1922: I 73038.
BRISEBOIS co., De-
15360-15365
BANKER, EVANS,
troit.
[6 photographs] :
Bed room scene, A, B.—Dining room
scene.—Living room scene.—Residence
exterior, A, B. © 1c. each Nov 20,
1922; J 2588387-258342.
15389
BANKS (CLYDE) Bellingham, Wash.
15366-15372
Baker (Mt.) from Heliotrope Ridge.
©) (Novis iG 922 52 ver Nove 24s 7
258397.
from Skyline Ridge. © Dee.
14, 1922; 2 ¢ Dec. 23; J 258846.
Roosevelt Glacier, Mt. Baker. ©
Noy. 16, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 21; J 258358.
[4 photographs]:
Shuksan (Mt.) from Austin pass, 1,
2.— Sunset from Chuckanut drive,
Bellingham, Wash.—Sunset from
Chuckanut state park, Bellingham,
Wash. © Oct. 20, 1922; 2 c. each Nov.
20; J 258388—-258391.
BARNARD (PHILIP B.) Spokane, Wash.
15373
Flier elevation, section and plan. ©
MGT NOV, 8; 49225 F327.
BARNES (WILLIAM H.) New York.
153874
Ecce homo. © Dec. 18, 1922; 2 «.
Dec. 21; J 258825.
BARNETT (JAMES WILLIAM) Grants
Pass, Or. 15375-15378
Avalanch or squaw lillies. © July
15, 1921: 2 ¢ Nov. 9: J 258173.
Findley’s Bend, Rogue River. ©
Noy. 26), 19225520. \Nov.. 24.9, ZoseZo:
Grants Pass bridge. © Nov. 38,
1922 2.e. Nov. 9; J 258174.
Onenta Gorge. © Nov. 2, 1922; 2
e Woy. 9: J. 258172.
Barr (WILLIAM) San Francisco.
15379
Old friends. © Oct. 24, 1922; 2 «.
Noy. 4; K 169254.
BAvER (F.) ESTATE, San Francisco.
15380-15386
[7 photographs]:
Benediction of light—Heart break.
—Reveries.—Scimitar.—Teaching of
Buddha.—Wedgewood.—Woman of
Samaria. © Dec. 1, 1922; 2 ec each
Dee. 12; J 258706—258712.
BauscH & LOMB OPTICAL co., Roches-
ten ING: YY: 15387
[Table of correction for vertax re-
fraction}; ©) de! Sept.°29, 1922-0F
7258.
BAYNES (ERNEST Harortp) Meriden,
N. H. 15388, 15389
Fox. ©1e. Dec. 1, 1922; J 258553.
Good old-fashioned family. (In
Natural history, Sept., Oct., 1922) ©
Oct. 23, 1922; 1 ce Oct..26; K 169045.
oll
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15390
pt: 1vi, 2 Sieve 17
Bram (Harry CHArtzes) Los Angeles.
15390, 15391
Deer of the Sequoias. © Nov. 6,
1922; 2 c.. Nov. 18; J 258606.
Peacefulness.
Dec. 4; J 258596.
BEATTIE (J. W.) Hollywood, Calif.
15392, 15393
Bearing the cross. © Nov. 1, 1922;
2. 'e, Oct, 26.:3 2Zos2si.
Resurrection. © Nov. 1, 1922; 2 «.
Oct. 26; J 258280.
Beatty (HomeER GLENN) Oklahoma,
Ok1. 15394
Schema of typical complex opposed
rotational scoliosis. © Oct. 13, 1922;
Pie tOer: 19). 1 Fle,
Brecker (CHARLES
City, Mo. 15395
Historical geology, parts 1, 2 [Out-
line charts, 2 sheets, blueprints] ©
Aor. C29 2\e: (NOV: Tos as TST:
PHILIP)
BECKMAN (LUDWIG WENDELL) Heller-
town, Pa. 15396
[Thermo fuel saver and heat radia-
tord -© 1,6¢4Oets9,:1922 5 1.7279.
BeEcK WITH Cco., Dowagiac, Mich.
15397
On the ran! 5 ©) Mowe 71922" 2),
Nov. 11; K 169479.
Betpinc & BusHone, Marshfield, Or.
15398, 15399
Arago Reef. © July 1, 1922; 2 ¢.
Oct. 3; J 257475.
Muscle Reef.
Oct. 3; J 257474.
Bett (ALFRED) & CO., LTD., London.
©) aly 4.1922 : De:
[3 prints]:
Diana of the Uplands; by WH. M.
Hester, after C. W. Furse.—Rushout
(Lady) and daughter ; after the paint-
ing by Angelica Kauffmann, engraved
by L. Dupont.—Symphony in white;
after. the painting by J. McNeill
Whistler, engraved by Arthur L. Cox.
© Dee. 5, 1922; 2 c each Dec. 11; K
170737-170739.
Bettz (WILLiAM Henry) Tacoma.
15403
Mind) life.) KOwNoy. 25, 1922 5 2i-e
Dee. 2; J 258594.
BENEKER (GERRIT A.) Truro, Mass.
15404
Wise housewife. © Oct. 1, 1922; 2
ce. Oct. 30; K 169527.
© Nov. 24, 1922; 2 e:|
Kansas ,
15400-15402
BENNETT (Ep. C.) Kellogg, Id. 15405
Murray. © Sept. 12, 1922; 2 c. Sept.
at i) Zora
BENSON (JOHN Patrick) Cleveland.
15406
Truth. [Blueprint] © 1. Oct. 7,
1922; I 7254.
BENZIGER BROS., New York. sort
15407-15414
[Wonder story illustrations] (In
Wonder story; by Marion Ames Tag-
gart) :
Holy family are on their weari-
some journey into Hgypt [ete]—
John (St) the Baptist and his parents
[ete]—Led by a star these three holy
kings have reached Bethlehem [ete]—
[Nativity. cover]—Shepherds find the
infant Jesus with his Holy Mother
[etc]—[Three wise kings on their way
to Bethlehem, ete. Back coverjJ—
What a wonderful sight it was when
the holy angels [ete]—woman of Beth-
lehem telling St. Joseph that she had
no room in her house [ete] © Sept.
26, 1922; 2 c each Dee. 1; K 169953—
169960.
Bere (C. A.) AND Fox (C. C.) Hous-
ton. 15415
Bench and bar, Houston, Harris Co.,
Tex., 1922. © June 20, 1922; 2¢. June
19; K 168946.
Bere (JOHN VANDEN) Mahwah, N. J.
15416
Swarm of bees, at one of the honey
boy bee farms. © Jan. 3, 1922; 2.
Oct 21+ J: 257TSE:
BERKOWITZ ENVELOPE CO., Kansas City,
Mo. 15417-15419
Foremost Christmas store of St.
Louis.' © Nov. 21, 1922; 2°e Dee. 22;
K 170469.
Gifts of beauty [etc] © Nov.—28,
1922; 2 c Dec. 4; K 169992.
Visit our toy department. © Nov.
21, 1922; 2 c Dee 22; K 170459.
Berry (Forrest) Homer, Alaska.
15420
Dick Turpin, the rarest fox picture
ever made. © Sept. 25, 1922; 2 ¢. Oct.
24; K 169018.
Beery (PARK WILLIAM) Minneapolis.
15421
Berry’s kix. © Sept. 15, 1922; 2 ¢.
Sept. 12; K 168656.
o12
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
ae 15464
‘no: 4, 1922
BiceELow (Lucius AURELIUS) Prov-
idence, R. I. 15422
Organic chemical transformations,
aromatic series. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1922;
I 7454.
BisBEE (C. E.) Twin Falls, Id. 15423
Sunlight and silver.
1922-2 c. Sept. 20; J 257187.
‘BisHop (ArrHur W.) St. Louis.
King & Winston. From laboratory
to you. © Oct. 30, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 16;
K 169936.
BisHorp (Harry T.) San Diego, Calif.
15425
Fire scene. Firemen fighting blaze
at night. © Nov. 24, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
1; J. 258555.
Brack (LEoN M.) Brooklyn. 15426
You know me Al. © Nov. 10, 1922;
Z @ Novy. 13; K_169723.
‘Buss (ANNIE Marie) Reading, Mass.
15427, 15428
- Hapitu Mitu. © Oct. 5, 1922; 1.6
Oct. 6: 1c Oct. 19; J 257942.
Kisme. © Oct. 5, 1922; 1 ¢. Oct. 6;
moe Oe 15 J 257941.
Bioop (KATIE Brown) Asheville, N.
; 429
[Arlington natl. cemetery, Va., mau-
soleum] © Oct. 28, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 28;
K 169148.
Bium (ArtHuR S.) Washington.
154380
Monk. © Nov. 2, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 7;
J 258146.
BiuMer (Louis) Hartford.
154381, 15432
Keep cheerful, 1. © Oct. 21, 1922;
Pc. Oet, 27: K 16936T.
Zan ©) Oat... 24,1922): 2. @ Nov.
8; KK 169374.
BoDEMER (CHARLES ARISTOTLE) New
York. 15433
Wonder sphere. © Oct. 27, 1922;
2 ec. Oct. 28; I 7306.
BorEING AIRPLANE Co., Seattle. 15484
Wing room, panoramic view, 175 B.
© Aug. 26, 1922; 2 ¢. Oct. 12; J 257681.
BocueE (Lro L.) Los Angeles. 15435
Tee-art. [Masked bat, outspread
wings, brush and pen] © 1c. Oct.
20, 1922+: I 7299.
© Sept. 16, :
15424
BoONNELL (RALPH) AND MUNDELL
(NELSON) Marseilles, Il.
15436, 154387
Marseilles, Ill., general view. ©
Nov. 1, 1922; 2 « Nov. 10; J 258393.
Marseilles lock. © Nov. 1,
1922-42) ©) Noy, 10% Ju 2ocade.
BooTHE (STELLA) New York. 154388
What’s in the nurse’s bag for Hart-
fort? ©» Get. 7340192242 VeprOeck! T :
K 168947.
BORDER CITIES cCo., Detroit.
15439-15441
Ojibway, Ontario, Canadian steel
corp. :
Blast furnaces.—Harbor, docks and
furnaces on Detroit River.—Wire mill,
machine shop and blast furnaces.
Dec. 1, 1922 ; 2e. each Dec. 4; J 258807—
258809.
Botsrorp (L. W.) Cragsmoor, N. Y.
15442-15446
[5 photographs]:
Gorge from Mrs. Keir’s fields.—Grey
April—Panel of the gorge.—Parallel
line of clouds.—Sam’s Point from up-
per horse-shoe. © Dec. 5, 1922; 2c.’
each Dec. 26; J 258913-258917.
BoucHER, INC., New York.
15447-15461
[3 drawings]:
Decatur (U. S. destroyer) plans, 18.
—U. S. battle cruiser, lines, 16 A.—
U. S. battle cruiser, plans, 16. ©1e.
each Dee. 7, 1922; I 7401-7403.
[6 blueprints]:
Barkantine.—Barque.—Brig.—F ull
rigged ship.—Hermophodite brig.—3
masted schooner. © 1 ¢. each Nov.
17, 1922; I 7349-7354.
[6 blueprints}:
Flying Cloud (Clipper ship) lines.—
Flying Cloud (Clipper ship) sail and
rigging plan.—Mayflower, lines, 1620.
—Mayflower, sail and rigging plan,
1620.—Santa Maria, lines, 1492.—
Santa Maria, sail and rigging plan.
© 1 ¢ each Nov. 15, 1922; I 7336,
7338-7342.
Bovairp & co., Bradford, Pa. 15462
[Oil wells and load of pipe]. © Dee.
4, 1922; 2 @ Dec. 6; K: 170815.
BRANDOM PUB. CO., Birmingham, Ala.
15468, 15464
Applied antero-posterior neurology.
© July 24, 1922; 2 c& Oct. 30; I 7309.
Applied lateral neurology. © July
2A, 922.5) 2) es Oey oO); M7310!
313
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15465
BRAUNER (O. M.) Ithaca, N. Y. 15465
Treman (Irene Castle) painting. ©
Oct. 7, 1922; 2c. Oct. 14; J 257706.
Breswter (FF. H.) co., Milwaukee.
15466-15483
Blomstermarked; by Paul Fischer.
© Oct. 15, 1922;
168908.
[Chemin de halage; by F. J. Lui-
gini, 928] © Oct. 30, 1922; 1 ¢ Nov.
1; K 169169.
[Enfants; by Franz Charlet, 914]
© Sept. 1, 1922; 1 c Oct. 6; K 168451.
Fiskemarked; by Paul Fischer. ©
Oct. 15, 1922; 1 c Oct. 23; K 168907.
[Paravent de lague; by Louis Icart,
9121 © Sept. 1; 1922-1 ©. Oct: 6;
K 168447.
[Pont sur l’Helle; by F. J. Luigini,
927] © Oct. 30, 1922; 1 ec Nov. 1;
K 169168.
[12 prints]:
[Bandeau; by Louis Ieart, 922]—
[Bords du Loing; by André Delaistre,
925] — [Cage vide; by Louis Icart,
916]—[Coin de l’Esterel; by Chaban-
ian, 920]—[Colombes; by Louis Icart,
917]—[Cote Hollandaise; by Heran-
Chaban, 921]—[Cote Normande; by
André Delaistre, 926]—[Cruche eas-
see; by Louis Ieart, 915]—[Marion-
ettes; by Louis Icart, 924]—[Masques ;
by Louis Icart, 923]—[Nuit d’ete; by
Chabanian, 919]—[Soleil d’automne;
by F. J. Luigini, 918] © Oct. 3,
1922; 1 @ each Oct. 6; K 168438—
168446, 168448—168450.
BREUTLINGER (JOHN SHERMAN) Lake
View, O. 15484-15495
[12 photographs] :
Indian Lake park, the bend.—Lake
Ridge hotel.—Lake View, O., from the
sky.— Lakeside, O’Connors, from
Bakers Plane, from the west.—Lake-
side, O’Connors, from Bakers Plane,
looking north— Ridge (Lake) At
Wemmers Point.—Ridge (Lake) from
the sky.—Ridge (Lake) from the
south.—Ridge (Lake) the beautiful.
Russels Point, O., looking north.—
Russels Point, O., Schlegels park, 1,
2. © Aug. 2, 1922; 2 c. each Aug. 14;
J 257078-257089.
Brew (GEoRGE J. 8S.) Jersey City.
15496
For the freedom of Ireland. © |
Nov. 1, 1922; 2 ec. Nov. 15; K 170344.
tC ,OCt. 4, 2a
pt. Iv., 0. 8., v. 17
BRISTOL Co., Waterbury, Conn.
15497-15520
Bristol’s recording:
Ampere meter chart, 3119. Se euid
level gauge chart, 0421, 5035, 5036,
5038-5040.—Pressure gauge chart,0422,
4764, 4766, 4767, 8039, 004614.—Ther-
mometer chart, 3709, 8420.—Vacuum
and pressure gauge chart, 4765.—Watt
meter chart, 3380-3382. © Sept. 1,
1922; 2 c@ each Sept. 16; I 7147, 7150-
7161, 7164-7169.
Bristol’s recording thermometer
chart, 612. © June 1, 1922; 2c. Mar.
18; I 7280.
[4 drawings]:
Bristol (Wm. H.) recording milli
voltmeter chart, 537.—Bristol (Wm.
H.) recording tachometer’ chart,
4228.—-L. & N. W. R. Northampton
sleeper depot, creosote oil, level gauge
chart, 0416.—Orifice meter chart, M
252.50. © Sept. 1, 1922: 2 c¢. each
Sept. 16; I 7148, 7149, 7162, 7168.
BrocKEeTt (Harry Boosyer) Pitts-
burgh. 15521-15526
Break Neck near Romney, W. Va.
© Oct. 14, 1922; 1e. Oct. 16; K 169048.
Greenland P. O., W. Va., Greenland
Gap. © Oct. 14, 1922; 2c. Oet) 16 :
K 168997.
Parson’s Pool and the Rox, South
Branch of Potomac, near Romney, W.
Va. © Nov. 22, 19222 a3e@mbee, 1;
169878.
South Branch of the Potomac and
Hanging Rocks at Wappocomo, W.
Va. © Oct. 14, 1922; 1 @ Oct. 16;
K 169047.
Same. © Dec. 2, 1922; 2 «
Dec. 13; J 258802.
Wappocomo, W. Va., the Rox. ©
Oct. 14, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 16; K 168998.
Broperick co., St. Paul. 15527-15559
fAt break of dawn] © Aug. 28,
1922; 2 c« Nov. 18; K 169528.
[9 prints]:
[Blossoms]—[Chums]—[EHarly _les- .
son]-—[In the land of make believe]—
[In wonderland]—[Mother’s greatest
treasure]—[Quiet resting place]—
[Rift in the clouds]—[Then think of
the days that are gone Maggie, when
you and I were young] © Jan. 2,
1920: 2 e@ each Nov. 18, 1922; K
169488, 169495, 169496, 169498-169503.
[9 prints]:
[Companions] —[Down on_ the
farm] — [Glory of morning] — [In
silent meditation]—[Kissed by west-
ern winds]— [Minneopa]—[Place
314
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1922
that’s known to God alone]—[Rainier
(Mt.) ]—[Sacrifice] © Jan. 2, 1922;
2 ec. each Nov. 13: K 169489, 169492-_
169494, 169497, 169505, 169508, 169509,
169513.
[14 prints]:
[Daisies won’t tell]—[In dream-
land]—[Mirror Lake]—[Out where
the west wind calls]—[Pauline]—
[Peaceful solitude] — [Reflections] —
[Silver threads among the gold]—
[Summer girl] — [Tense moment] —
[ Wetona]—[When evening shadows
fall]J—[When the day is done]—
[Where the moonbeams idly play] ©
Jan. 2, 1921; 2 ec. each Nov. 13, 1922;
K 169482, 169484-—169488, 169490,
169491, 169504, 169506, 169307, 169510-—
169512.
BRONX HOME NEWS PUB. co., New York.
15560
$mart Alec. © Nov. 19, 1922; 1c.
Noy. 28; K 169853.
Broun, GREEN co., New York.
15561-15566
[Bond border composed of artistic
scroll work, etc., 14] © June 1, 1922;
=e. Oct. 6; K 168432.
[Certificate border composed of ar-
tistic scroll work, etc., 1501] © Mar.
© 1922: 2 c. Oct. 6; K 168433.
——1504 © Mar. 1, 1922; 2 «
Oct. 6; K 168434.
[Certificate border, form 1512]
Nov. 1, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 11; K 169481.
—of artistic design, etc., A.]
Sept. 20, 1922; 2 c Oct. 6; K 1684386.
—-—U © July 1, 1922;2e¢4
Oct. 6; K 168485.
Brown (ALEXANDER A.) New York.
15567-15582
[16 photographs] :
Livingston (Mrs. Goodhue) jr.,
bridesmaid at MacKay-O’Brien wed-
ding.—McF adden (Mrs. John H.) at
MacKay- O’Brien wedding.—MacKay
(Clarence H.) and Miss Katherine
MacKay.—MackKay (Miss Ellen) maid
of honor at sister’s wedding, MacKay-
O’Brien wedding.— MacKay (Mrs.
John W.) and Mr. Henry E. Coe, jr.,
at MacKay-O’Brien wedding.—Mac-
Kay (Miss Katherine) and Kenneth
O’Brien, bride and groom, bridesmaids
and ushers at MacKay-O’Brien wed-
ding.—MacKay (Miss Katherine) and
Kenneth O’Brien wedding, Harbor Hill,
Roslyn, L. L., N. Y., guest, A, B—Mac-
Kay (Miss Katherine) and Kenneth
O’Brien wedding, St. Mary’s church,
Roslyn, L. I., N. Y.—MacKay-O’Brien
CLASSES, H-TO K
15608
wedding, bridesmaids.—O’Brien (Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth)—O’Brien (J/r. and
Mrs. Kenneth) and Miss Evelyn Wads-
worth.—O’Brien (Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth) Clarence H. MacKay and
bridesmaids at the MacKay-O’Brien
wedding.—Patterson (Mrs. Morehead)
at MacKay-O’Brien wedding.—Vander-
bilt (Miss Muriel) bridesmaid at Mac-
Kay-O’Brien wedding. — Wadsworth
(Miss Evelyn) bridesmaid at the Mac-
Kay-O’Brien wedding. © Sept. 22,
1922; 2 @« each Nov. 15; J 258394-
258409.
Brown (AUBREY WAYNE) AND SCHERF
(JoHn G.) Andalusia, Ala.
15583, 15584
Andalusia, Ala., birds-eye view. ©
Pecsuly Ws: 8922253" 255829)
residence section, bird’s-eye
view. ©1ec. July 18, 1922; J 255830.
New
York. 15585
[Mother and child] © Oct. 20,
1922; 2 ec. Oct. 28; K 169149.
BrowneE (JAcK W.) Portland, Or.
15586
Garibaldi: ““©* May “2, 1922. - ive
June 5; 1e. July 5; J 256384.
BRUYERE ART CO., New York.
15587, 15588
Swiss pastry shop. Restaurant Ber-
naise, 4 M. © Sept. 1, 1922; 2 ec. Oct.
24; K 168914.
Woodmansten inn, 5 M. © Sept. 1,
1922; 2 c. Oct. 24; K 168915.
BucKBEE, MEARS co., St. Paul.
15589-15591
St. Paul, Minn., cathedral, 35778.
mseseieta, 1922-2 -e.. Oct. 1257 5
257811.
BRowN, ROBERTSON CO., INC.,
Central high school, 35770. ©
Sept. 15, 1922; 2 ¢«. Nov. 10; J 258298.
from high bridge, 357777A. ©
Pept. Ha 22 <7 2 ic} Ocis AZ J -257T810;
BuppE (Kart) Ogden, Utah.
15592, 15593
Gannett Peak. © Apr. 25, 1922; 2 ¢.
Dec. 18; J 258763.
Paradise Cafion. ©
2c. Dec. 18; J 258764.
BuELL (CHARLES T.) & co., Newark, O.
15594-15608
Coblentz, Germany, where our boys
are on the Rhine. © Dec. 23, 1922; 2
ce. Dee. 26; J 258906.
Orphans. © Dee. 23, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
26) T° 25890%
Apr. 25, 1922;
315
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15609
pt. Iv., n.S., v.17
BuELL (CHARLES T.) & co—Contd.
[13 photographs]:
All that’s left of:a little town in
Belgium.—Big tank fast in Flander’s
mud.—Biggest gun used by Germany
in the war.—Blackburn (Wm. P.)
grave.—Chateau Thierry and bridge
destroyed when the Americans stopped
the Germans.—Famous marine ceme-
tery at Belleau Wood.—German ceme-
tery in France.—Grave of unknown
soldier, in middle of street, Paris.—
No Man’s Land, trees killed in Bel-
gium.—Old Glory watching over our
boys over there.—Roosevelt (Lieut.
Quentin) grave—Sea_ gulls, Cher-
bourg.—Toll, as far as human eye can
see. © Dec. 22, 1922; 2 c. each Dec.
23; J 258847-258859.
BurtTtTner (T.) & CO., INC., Chicago.
15609
T. B. GC. pattern, 4220. © Oct. 23,
1922 te OC 255-2 ve. Wows 20>) 1K
169526.
BUFFALO COMMERCIAL, INC., Buffalo.
15610
Question air. © Nov. 8, 1922; 2 ¢.
Noy. 10; K 169480.
BUILDING OWNERS AND MANAGERS
ASSN. OF SEATTLE, Seattle. 15611
[Statistical chart of office building
space] © Sept. 1, 1922; 2c. Sept. 11;
I 7259.
Col.
15612
Coyote. © Oct. 1, 1922; 2 c Aug.
Qs moon.
BuNKER (Mary. L.) Greeley,
BuNTING (Dorus Ray) Erie, Pa.
15613-15618
[8 drawings]:
Chiropractic pain chart.—Spine and
nerve chart.—Universal nerve chart.
© 1c. each Sept. 8, 1922; I 7083-7085.
[3 drawings]:
Chiropractic pain chart.—Spine and
nerve chart.—Universal nerve chart.
© ‘Octe te d922>) 2c. each, Ock (20:
I 7274-7276.
Burp (C. M.) Montclair, N. J.
15619-15636
[6 prints]:
Come, boy, I’m going to get there
early, form XXX.—Hello, do you know
where, form ZZZ.—I’m looking for a
boy called, form VVV.—I’ve a message
for you, your place is empty at, form
WWwW.—This way, we want, form
YYY.—We’ve looked up and down and
all around for, form UUU. © Aug. 8,
1922; 2 ce each Sept. 18; K 168134—
168139.
[6 prints]:
First birthday greeting, forms AAA,
BBB.—Second birthday greeting,
forms CCC, DDD.—Third b)irthday
greeting, forms HEE, FFF. © Sept.
8, 1922; 2 ce. each Sept. 138; K 168128-—
16813838.
Rally day:
Come boys, come, form 222.—Come
yourself and bring another, form 226.
—Girls, attention, form 225.—This is
an invitation for, form 223.—This is to
tell that he is wanted at, form 224.—
We must hurry, form 221. a Aug. 8,
1922; 2 c each Sept. 138; K 168140-
168145.
BurFroot (RicHARD HENRY) Luthers-
burg; Pa. 15637-15639
[3 photographs]:
Motherhood.—Mother’s darling.—
Mother’s joy. © Dee. 15, 1922; 2 ¢
each Dec. 14; J 258736—258788.
BUSH (FREDERICK M.) New Haven.
15640
Ashokan reservoir, aeration basin
from dike. © Nov. 1, 1922; 2 c. Nov.
7; J 258145.
BuUSHEE (JOSEPH FRANCIS) Jersey
City. 15641
Lover’s water taxi. Cee Sclen ©
1 ¢. Dec. 18, 1922; I 7412.
Byrp (Epcar L.) Cambridge, Mass.
15642
© Nov. 28,
2); Zao.
Mann (Alexander)
1922; 2 ec. Dee.
Cace (Roy WALLACE) Spokane, Wash.
15643 |
Sunset. © Sept: 6, 192292 e¢° Aug.
28> J 257110:
CAHA (Guo. R.) Baltimore. 15644
Caha wire stretcher, detail i alle
r sheets, blueprints] ©1le. pepe ch
1922 ; I 7195.
Catvert (W. J.) Washington. 15645
Greetings. It is hard to get here but
it can be done. © Dec. 14, 1922; 2 ¢.
Dec. 15; K 170274.
CANNING (Hupert Mites) Florence,
Mass. 15646
On Mill River. © Oct. 10, 1922; 2 ¢.
Oct. 11; J 257667.
ol6
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
Carpoza (T. J.) co., San Francisco.
15647
Optimist line. © Sept. 30, 1922; 2
ce. Oct. 9; K 168486.
CARPENTER’S WORLD TRAVELS, Washing-
ton. 15648-15660
Buying bread on a Paris street. ©
Men 44, 1922: 2 c Oct: 16, 1922; J
257724.
Carpenter (Frank G.):
And Ambassador Herrick.—Carpen-
ter (Frank G.).—Waving good-bye to
America. © Sept. 15, 1922; 2 ce each
Oct. 16; J 257720-257722.
Cemetery in northern France. ©
Nov. 8, 1922; 1 ec. Nov. 9; 1 e. Nov. 10;
J 258204:
French aerial time table. © Nov. 8,
mo a ¢.. Noy. 9; 1° ¢. Nov. 10; J
258205. '
French farmer cutting alfalfa. ©
Oct. 4, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 16; J 257723.
French market garden under glass.
© Nov. 30, 1922; 2c. Nov. 18; J 258301.
Mayor of Lens. © Oct. 29, 1922;
2c. Oct. 21; J 257798.
Paris, France, two-wheeled carts on
street. © Nov. 16, 1922; 1 c Nov. 9;
1 c« Nov. 10; J 258203.
Rudder-locking safety device on S.
S. Majestic. © Sept. 28, 1922; 2 «.
Nov. 10; J: 258206.
Salvaging scraps-on the streets of
Paris. 1)@ Oct. 9; 1922 ;::2.c. Oct. 16;
J 257719.
Twin babies are a.novelty in France.
© Dee. 7, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 27; J 258490.
CAUFIELD & SHOOK, INC., Louisville.
15661-15725
_ Louisville, Ky.:
Baptist women’s missionary training
school, 44293.—Board of trade bldg.,
44070.—Boys’ high school, 44292.—
Cave Hill cemetery, George Rogers
Clark burial place, 44068.—Cave Hill
cemetery, superintendent’s office, 44075.
—Cave Hill cemetery, view of lake,
44076.—Cave Hill cemetery, view of
lake, superintendent’s office in back-
ground, 44077.—Cave Hill, national
cemetery, 44069.— Churchill downs,
42651.—Crescent Hill, Birchwood st.,
44297.—Crescent Hill, Louisville water
co., reservoir, 44316.—DuPont muanual
training high school, 44290.—Fourth
ave., north from Liberty, 44073.—
Frankfort ave., Crescent Hill Baptist
church, 44289.—Free public library,
15725
Crescent Hill branch, 44288.—F rom op-
posite Fourth ave., 44067.—From the
north, 443819.—Girls’ high school,
44291.—Kentucky state fair, typical
old Kentucky log house, 44295.—Louis-
ville trust bldg., 42704.—Louisville
water co., entrance to reservoir, 44315.
—Louisville water co., filter house,
44318.—Louisville water co., office,
44074.—Normal school, 42707.—Ra-
leigh apartments, 44294.—Salvation
army citadel, 48349.—Seelbach hotel,
44071.—Temple Adath Israel, 44072.—
Tyler park drive, north of Castlewood,
44312.—Upper River road, Louisville
water co., pumping station, 44317.—
Upper River road, standard club, golf
links in foreground, 44311.—Water
front from north, 44820.—West Main
st., near 8th, showing Carter dry goods
co., 43348.—Western cemetery, Capt.
James Patten’s grave, 44296. © Sept.
4,. 1922; 2.c each Oct. 4; J 2575380-
257534, 2575389-257549, 257555-257564,
257574, 257575, 257578—257588.
Ohio Falls:
And rapids below, 4438038.—Close up
view. 44306.—Rapids, below falls to-
wards Indiana side, 44308.—River bed
at low water, 44310.—Rocks exposed
at low water, 44309.—Toward canal,
general view, 443804.—Upper part,
44307.—Upper part, general view,
44305.—With Pennsylvania r. r. bridge
in background, 44302. © Sept. 1,
1922; 2 e@ each Oct. 4; J 257565—
Zt ata:
[22 photographs]:
Brooklyn bridge on Kentucky River,
44085.—Brooklyn bridge on Kentucky
River, from eliff, 44086.—Clarksville,
Ind., Clark monument, 44065.—Dixie
highway near Kosmosdale, Ky.,
44078.—High Bridge, Ky., ferry,
44060.—High Bridge, Ky., Kentucky
and Dix Rivers, confluence, 44059.—
High Bridge, Ky., Kentucky River,
44061.—Kentucky River at Brooklyn
bridge, 44084.—Lyndon, Ky., Kentucky
children’s home soec., buildings and
farm, 44314.—Lyndon, Ky., Kentucky
children’s home _ soc., main bldg.,
44313.—Ohio River between Shipping-
port and Pennsylvania bridge, 48351.—
Ohio River near Clarksville, Ind.,
44080.—Old mill ruins on Indiana side
near Pennsyivania r. r. bridge, 44081.
Salt -River at Taylorsville, Ky.,
44066.—Salt River at West Point, Ky.,
44079.—Scene on road between Brook-
lyn bridge and Shakertown, Ky.,
44063.—Scene on road between Brook-
lyn bridge and Shakertown, Ky., look-
ing toward river, 44083.—Shakertown,
317
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. rv., 0. S., Vv. 17
CAUFIELD & SHOOK, INc.—Continued.
Ky., Shakertown inn, erected 1817,
44062.—Shakertown, Ky., street scene,
44064.—Shippingport, Pa., ruins of old
cement mill, 43350.—Shippingport, Pa.,
ruins of Tarascon flour mill, 48352.—
Taylor (Zachary) home, Springfield,
Brownsboro road, 44082. © Sept. 1,
1922; 2 c. each Oct. 4; J 257519—-25T-
529, 257535-257538, 257550-257554, 257-
576, 257517.
CENTRAL OIL & GAS STOVE CO., Gardner,
Mass. 15726
Better kitchens. Better homes. (In
Saturday evening post, Dec. 16, 1922)
© Dee! 14;:1922.3° 2.e.4 Dee 15s. 4K
170276.
CHASE BROS. CO., Rochester, N. Y.
15727-15751
Cut leaf birch, poplar Lombardy,
willow Babylonica. © Oct. 18, 1922;
2 e¢. Oct. 17; K 168714.
[8 prints]:
Arbor vitae, Norway spruce, Irish
juniper, Colorado blue spruce, Austrian
pine.—Barberry thunbergii hedge.—
_ California privet hedge.—Clethera alni-
folia, Pauls thorn, white fringe, Bech-
tels crab.—European linden, horse
chestnut, Carolina poplar, mountain
ash.—Norway maple, sugar maple, ash-
leaved maple, silver maple.—Oriental
plane, American elm, purple fringe,
catalpa speciosa.— Teas mulberry,
Weirs maple, Kilmarnock willow, ca-
talpa bungei. © Oct. 11, 1922; 2 «¢.
each Oct. 17; K 168712, 168713, 168-
715—-168720.
[16 prints]:
Coreopsis, gaillardia.—Dahlia.—Del-
phinium, larkspur.—Hollyhock.—Japan
iris—Monarda, mint, garden pinks,
dianthus.—Peony, antoine poiteau.—
Peony, festiva.— Peony, fulgida.—
Peony, purple crown.—Peony, Queen
Victoria.—Peony, triumph de nord.—
Phlox. — Platycodon,. balloon flower,
lychnis, maltese cross.—Sweet William,
campanula bellflower.—Tritoma, red
hot poker, torch lily. © Oct. 2, 1922;
2 c. each Oct. 5; K 168413-168428.
CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE co., Chatta-
nooga. 15752
Vonore, Tenn., home of James W.
Shirk, two-room house. © 1. Oct.
7, 1922; J 257613.
CHAVIES (CLARENCE WENDELL) Wash-
ington. 15753
White peril. © Dec. 16, 1922; 2 ¢.
Dec. 16; K 170324.
CHECHOT (VLADIMIR LEO) Philadel-
phia. 15754
Visconvertor. © Nov. 20, f922-.2''¢.
Nov. 28; I 7420.
CHENEY (FRANCES STEARNES) Fram-
ingham, Mass. 15755
Muffins comes for Christmas. © 1
c. Nov. 2, 1922253 2asias:
CHENEY (FRANK P.) Brookline, Mass.
15756
Facts. © July 15,9922 - 20 ept:
12; K 1616s: :
CHICAGO ELEVATED RAILROADS, Chicago.
15757
Shop now by the elevated lines,
013636. © Nov. 27, 1922; 2 ce. Dec. 4;
Ke LOLS.
CuHicaco, NortH SHORE & MILWAUKEE
R. R., Chicago. 15758
North shore line. I can save a
couple of days [ete.] © Noy. 1, 1922;
2c. Nov. 3; K 169240.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Chicago.
15759-16351
After house cleaning comes the hunt-
ing season. © Oct. 25, 1922; 1 ¢ Oct.
27; K 169098.
Among motor problems. © Oct. 17,
1922; 1 ¢. Oct. 19; K 168859.
Among the folks in history [1922]:
© Oct. 8; 1 « Oct. 12; K 168781:
© Oct. 15; 1 @ Oct. 18; K 168852.
© Oct. 22: 1c. Octiy 2s 716891 T.
© Oct. 29; 1 e Oct. 30; K 169319.
© Nov. 5; 1c Nov. 9; K 169434.
© Nov. 12; 1c. Nov. 16; K 169569.
© Nov. 19; 1 c. Nov. 24; K 169785.
© Dec. 10; 1 ce. Dec. 18; K 170304.
Angel family. The debutantes.
(Series VIII) © Nov. 5, 1922; 14
Nov. 9; K 169442.
The fellers. (Series 4) © Oct.
6, 1922; 1 ce. Oct. 12; K 168780.
—— The flappers. (Series VI) ©
Oct. 22, 19225 1 @- Oct 2a ete Tasgks,
The gang. (Series IX) ©
Noy. 12, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 16; K 169578.
The grand parents. (Series
© Dec. 3,°19225- 0 ep Weere; ax
XIT)
170042.
The men folks. (Series XI) ©
Noy. 26, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 29; K 169890.
The sub debs. (Series VII) ©
Oct. 29, 1922; 1 ec. Oct. 30; K 169321.
— The triplets. (Series V).
Oct. 15, 1922; 1 ce. Oct. 18; K 168884.
318
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922 16351
— The women folks. (Series X) Fire prevention week. © Oct. 6,
[reNov. 19, 1922; 1 ¢c. Nov. 24; K |. 1922; 1c. Oct. 10; K 168778.
169786. Football players are trained, a yell
Another investigator. © Dec. 7, | Jeader just gets that way. © Oct. 21,
1922: 1 ¢ Dec. 11; K 170218. 922; 1 ¢. Oct. 25; K 169010.
Four enemies of good government.
Rice. s. AE eee ee as © Oct. 15, 1922; 1c. Oct. 18; K 168857.
Gasoline alley [1922]:
Another little worry. © Oct. 20, i :
1922: 1c. Oct. 23: K 168929. © Sept. 23; 1 c. Sept. 29; K 168272.
Bedisies’ day’ ©. Nov. 11, 1922: © Sept. 25; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168267.
1c Nov. 16; K 169589. © Sept. 26; 1 ce. Sept. 29; K 168281.
Armistice days. © Nov. 11, 1922; © Sept. 27; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168389.
1c. Nov. 16; K 169588. © Oct. 2; 1 e Oct. 9; K 168763.
‘As congress opens. © Nov. 19, 1922; © Oct. 3; 1 @ Oct. 9; K 168770.
ape. Nov. 245K 169787. © Oct. 4; 1 e Oct: 9; K 168754.
As times get better. © Oct. 6, 1922; -© Oct. 5; 1 © Oct. 9; K 168749.
1 a eae Bk Ae © Oct. 6; 1c. Oct. 10; K 168776.
17, 1922: 1c. Dee 16: K 170296. ee a
Barometer of better times. © Dec. © Oct. 8; 1 ¢. Oct. 12; K 168786.
27, 1922; 1 c. Dec. 29; K 170774. © Oct. 9; Le. Oct. 18; K 168791.
Big order from Santa. © Dec. 13, © Oct. 10; 1 c. Oct. 14; K 168802.
1922: 1 ¢ Dec. 18; K 170323. © Oct. 11; 1 © Oct. 18; K 168794.
Bit of broadcasting. © Nov. 29, © Oct. 123°) e Oct. 16; K 168812.
1922; 1 c. Dee. 7; K 170115. © Oct. 13; 1 c. Oct. 16; K 168817.
Brighter side. © Dee:iG, 19221 e: © Oct. 14; 1c Oct. 18; K 168848.
Dec. 9; K 170163. © Oct. 15:1. Oct. 18: K 168856.
Cartoons of the day [1922]: © Oct. 16; 1 e Oct. 18; K 168841.
© Nov. 4; 1 ¢. Nov. 6; K 169357. © Oct. 17; 1 c Oct. 19; K 168863.
© Nov. 15; 1 c. Nov. 20; K 169683. © Oct. 18; 1 e Oct. 20: K 168881.
© Dec. 6; 1 c. Dec. 9; K 170167. © Oct. 19; 1 ¢ Oct. 21; K 168901.
Cause of the next war. © Nov. 26, © Oct. 20; 1. Oct. 23: K 168926.
1922; 1 ec. Nov. 29; K 169895.
; ey © Oct. 21;1¢. Oct. 25; K 169014.
Changing world. © Oct. 138, 1922; ° or
1 c. Oct. 16: K 16882. © Oct. 22;1c¢. Oct. 23; K 168922.
Christmas spirits. © Dec. 8, 1922; © Oct. 23; 1 e. Oct. 25; K 169005.
1 ¢ Dee. 12: K 170244. © Oct. 24; 1c. Oct. 26; K 169042.
Comedy in three acts. © Oct. 22, © Oct. 25; 1 ¢. Oct. 27; K 169092.
192234 & Oct..23; K 168923. © Oct. 26; 1 ¢ Oct. 28; K 169102.
Deadheads. © Dee. 10, 1922; 1 «. © Oct. 27; 1 ¢ Oct. 30; K 169302.
Dec. 18; K 170309: © Oct. 28; 1c. Oct. 30; K 169309.
December. © Dec. 3, 1922; 1 ©. © Oct. 29; 1 e@ Oct. 30; K 169317.
Dec. 6; K 170047.
Oct. 30; 1 ¢ Nov. 2; :
Delusion of grandeur. © Nov. 2, oS c. Nov. 2; K 169324
1922 : 1 c. Nov. 4: K 169336: © Oct. ar : ik ec. Nov. oO K 169334.
Distinguished visitors and local © Nov. 1; 1c. Nov. 4; K 169347.
pride. © Oct. 11, 1922; 1c. Oct. 13; © Nov. 2; 1c. Nov. 4; K 169341.
K 168799. © Noy. 3; 1 ec. Nov. 6; K 169352.
Dogs of war. © Dec. 1, 1922; 1. © Noy. 4; 1 e Nov. 6; K 169359.
Dee (7; K 170109... © Nov. 5; 1 @ Nov. 9; K 169446.
Everybody seems interested when © Nov. 6;1¢ Nov. 9; K 169435.
acon Ste Oct. Oricon Oct. 4, © Nov. 7; 1 ¢. Nov. 9; K 169408.
Meir an encore: Gy Nowe. © Nov. 8; 1 ¢. Nov. 10; K 169448.
1922; 1 c Nov. 25; K 169842. © Nov. 9; 1c. Nov. 18; K 169518.
Faithless to his duty. © Nov. 7, © Nov. 10; 1c. Nov. 14; K 169594.
1922; 1 e Nov. 9; K 169409. © Noy. 11; 1¢. Nov. 16; K 169587.
319
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16351
Cuicaco TRIBUNE—Continued.
© Nov. 12;1c¢. Nov. 16; K 169582.
© Nov. 13; 1 ¢. Nov. 15; K 169599.
© Noy. 14; 1 ¢. Nov. 16; K 169576.
© Nov. 15; 1¢. Nov. 20; K 169677.
© Nov. 16; 1 ¢. Nov. 20; K 169673.
© Nov. 17; 1 ce. Nov. 24; K 169792.
© Nov. 18;1¢. Nov. 28; K 169776.
© Nov. 19; 1 ¢. Nov. 24; K 169791.
© Nov. 20; le Nov. 23; K 169772.
© Noy. 21; 1c. Nov. 23; K 169763.
© Nov. 22; 1c. Nov. 24; K 169797.
© Nov. 23; 1 ¢. Nov. 25; K 169840.
© Nov. 24;1¢. Nov. 27; K 169881.
© Nov. 25;1¢. Nov. 27; K 169846.
© Nov. 26; 1c. Nov. 29; K 169894.
© Novy. 27; 1 ¢. Nov. 29; K 169887.
© Nov. 28; 1 ec. Dee. 7; K 170090.
© Nov. 29; 1 c Dec. 7; K 170110.
© Nov. 30; 1c. Dec. 7; K 170083.
© Dee; i; Lic Dee: (i; Ke 170107.
© Dec. 2; 1 ce. Dee. 7;.K 170099.
© Dee. 3 . 6; K 170046.
© Dee. 4; 1 . 6; K 170088.
Bye ale
6
© Dec. . 8; K 170159.
© Dec. 9; K 170166.
© Dee. 7; 1 ec. Dec. 11; K 170220.
© Dec. 8; 1 c. Dee. 12; K 170242.
© Dee. 9; 1 c. Dee. 11; K 170235.
© Dee. 10; 1 ce. Dec. 18; K 170308.
© Dee. 11; 1 ce. Dec. 18; K 170311.
© Dee. 13; 1 e. Dec. 18; K 170318.
© Dee. 14; 1 ec. Dee. 16; K 170301.
© Dee. 15; 1 c. Dec. 21; K 170357.
© Dec. 16; 1 ce. Dec. 21; K 170354.
© Dee. 18; 1 c. Dec. 21; K 170462.
© Dee. 19; 1 ce. Dec..21; K 170469.
© Dec. 20; 1 c. Dec. 26; K 170497.
© Dee. 21; 1c. Dec. 23; K 170484.
© Dee..22; 1 ec. Dec. 26; K 1707382.
© Dec. 23; 1 ¢. Dec. 29; K 170787.
© Dec. 25; 1 ec. Dee. 29;. K 170778.
© Dee. 27; 1 ¢. Dec. 29; K 170769.
Gumps [1922]:
© Sept. 23; 1c. Sept .29; K 168274.
© Sept. 25; 1¢. Sept. 29; K 168266.
© Sept. 26; Le. Sept. 29; K 168280.
© Oet. 25.1 ¢. Oct. -9;.K) 163762.
© Oct. 3; 1 « Oct. 9; K 168769.
© Oct. 4; 1 e« Oct. 9; K 168757.
© Oct. 5; 1 @ Oct. 9; K 168748.
© Oct. 6; 1 c Oct. 10; K 168775.
320
ptr Iv} MIS we TF
——s
© Oct. 7; 1 @ Oct. 9; K 168743.
© Oct.
8; 1¢ Oct.
© Oct. 9; 1 eeOce
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
10; 1 e Oct.
11; 2 @ Oet.
12; ter Oc
© Oct. 18; 1 e. Oct.
© Oct.
14° 2 6. OE
© Oct. 15; 1 © Oct.
© Oct. 16; 1 e. Oct.
© Oct. 17; 1 ¢ Oct.
© Oct. 18; 1 e« Oct.
© Oct. 19; 1 ec. Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
20 sewer
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22° 1 OEE,
© Oct. 23; 1 ¢. Oct.
©. Oct. 24; 1 ¢ Oct.
© Oct.
250; 1 & Oct
© Oct. 26; 1 ec. Oct.
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© Oct. 28; 1 ¢. Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct
© Oct
©. Nov.
© Nov.
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12; K 168783.
13; K 168790.
14; K 168806.
13; K 168795.
16; K 168811.
16; K 168816.
18; K 168845.
18; K 168853.
18; K 1688438.
19; K 168861.
20; K 168878.
21; K 168847.
23; K 168925.
25; K 169015.
23; K 168919.
25; K 169003.
26; K 169038.
27; K 169094.
28; K 169101.
30; K 169303.
30; K 169310.
30; K 169314.
. 2; K 169325.
. 3; K 169335.
4; K 169348.
4; K 169342.
6; K 1693583.
6; K 169360.
9; K 169443.
9; K 169437.
9; K 169411.
10; K 169449.
13; K 169520.
14; K 169600.
16; K 169583.
16; K 169579.
15; K 169597.
16; K 169575.
20; K 169680.
20; K 169672.
24; K 169795.
23 ; K 169779.
24; K 169788.
23; K 169771.
23; K 169764.
24; K 169800.
25; K 169841.
27; K 169854.
27; K 169845.
29; K 169891.
29; K 169886.
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MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922 16351
© Nov. 28; 1 c. Dee. 7; K 170093. © Oct. 24; 1 c Oct. 26; K 169040.
© Noy. 29; 1c. Dec. 7; K 170113. © Oct. 25; 1 e Oct. 27; K 169097.
© Nov. 30; 1 e. Dec. 7; K 170087. © Oct. 26; 1 c. Oct. 28; K 169100.
(or iec. 1; 1 « Dec. 7: K 170103. © Oct. 27; 1 ce. Oct. 30; K 169305.
me ebec 2; tc. Dec..7; K 170100. © Oct. 28; 1 ¢. Oct. 30; K 169312.
(Vee 3; lic. Dec, 6; K 170043. © Oct. 29; 1c Oct. 30; K 169316.
© Dec. 4; 1 ce. Dec. 6; K 170036. © Oct. 30; 1 c Nov. 2; K 169327.
© Dec. 5; 1c Dec. 8; K 170156. © Oct. 31; 1 c Nov. 3; K 169332.
f]Mec.6; Te. Dee. 9; K 170164. © Nov. 1; 1 « Nov. 4; K 169345.
Meee. 4; Lic: Dee, 117K 170221. © Nov. 2; 1¢ Nov. 4; K 169339.
© Dec. 8; 1 c. Dec. 12; K 170239. © Nov. 3; 1 © Noy. 6; K 169355.
© Dec. 9; 1 c Dee. 11; K 170234. © Nov. 4; 1 c.’ Nov. 6; K 169361.
© Dec. 10; 1 ec. Dee. 18; K 170305. © Nov. 5; 1¢ Nov. 9; K 169445.
cee ti; 1c. Dec, 18; K 170310. }. © Nov. 6; 1c. Nov. 9; K 169440.
© Dec. 13; 1 c. Dec. 18; K 170317. © Nov. 7; 1 ¢. Nov. 9; K 169407.
© Dee. 14; 1c. Dec, 16; K 170309. © Nov. 8; 1. Nov. 10; K 169452.
© Dee. 15; 1 c. Dec. 21; K 170360. © Nov. 9; 1 c« Nov. 13; K 169516.
© Dec. 16; 1 c. Dec. 21; K 170355. © Nov. 10; 1 e. Nov. 14; K 169591.
(wee 18; 1 ¢. Dec. 21; K 170461. © Noy. 11; 1c. Nov. 16; K 169585.
ec 19, 1 c. Dec. 21; K 170471. © Nov. 12; 1 ¢. Nov. 16; K 169581.
© Dee. 20; 1 c. Dec. 26; K 170493. © Nov. 13; ic. Nov. 15; K 169596.
© Dec. 21; 1c Dec. 23; K 170481. © Nov. 14; 1c. Nov. 16; K 169572.
© Dec. 22; 1 c. Dec. 26; K 170767. © Nov. 15; 1c. Nov. 20; K 169679.
© Dec. 23; 1 c. Dec. 29; K 170783. © Nov. 16; 1 ¢. Nov. 20; K 169685.
© Dee. 25; 1 c. Dec. 29; K 170776. © Nov. 17; 1¢. Nov. 24; K 169794.
© Dee. 27; 1 ce. Dec. 29; K 170771. - © Nov. 18; 1 ce. Noy. 23; K 169778.
Harold Teen [1922]: © Nov. 19; 1 ec. Nov. 24; K 169790.
© Sept. 23; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168271. © Nov. 20; 1 c. Nov. 23; K 169768.
© Sept. 25; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168264. © Nov. 21; 1 ce. Nov. 23; K 169770.
© Sept. 26; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168277. © Nov. 22; 1 ¢. Nov. 24; K 169799.
© Oct. 2; 1 @ Oct. 9; K 168760. © Nov. 23; 1c. Nov. 25; K 169888.
© Oct. 3. 1 ce. Oct. 9; K 168766. © Nov. 24; 1 ce. Nov. 27; K 169833.
© Oct. 4; 1 ec. Oct. 9; K 168752. © Nov. 25; 1¢. Nov. 27; K 169844.
i) Oct. 5: 1 ¢: Oct: 9; K 168745. © Nov. 26; 1 ec. Nov. 29; K 169893.
© Oct. 6; 1 ec Oct. 10; K 168779. © Nov. 27; 1c. Nov. 29; K 169885.
ij Oct, 1° 1c. Oct. 9>.K. 168740. © Nov. 28; 1 ce. Dec. 7; K 170092.
© Oct. 8; 1 e Oct. 12; K 168785. © Nov. 29; 1 e. Dee. 7; K 170112.
© Oct. 9; 1 e. Oct. 13; K 168789. © Nov. 30; 1c. Dee. 7; K 170085.
© Oct. 10; 1 ¢@ Oct. 14; K 168807: © Dee. 1; 1 ce. Dec. 7; K 170105.
© Oct. 11; 1 ec Oct. 13; K 168798. © Dee. 2; 1 @ Dee. 7; K 170098.
© Oct. 12; 1 ¢. Oct. 16; K 168809. © Dec. 3; 1 ce. Dee. 6; K 170045.
© Oct. 13; 1 e@ Oct. 16; K 168819. © Dee. 4; 1 ce Dee. 6; K 170040.
© Oct. 14; 1 e@. Oct. 18; K 168846. © Dec. 5; 1 « Dee. 8; K 170158.
©) Oct. 15; 1 @ Oct. 18; K 168855. © Dec. 6; 1 e Dee. 9; K 170161.
© Oct. 16; 1 ec. Oct. 18; K 168839. © Dec. 7; 1 ce Dec. 11; K 170224.
© Oct. 17; 1 ec. Oct. 19; K 168858. © Dee. 8; 1 ce. Dee. 12; K 170241.
© Oct. 18; 1 ec. Oct. 20; K 168879. © Dec. 9; 1 c. Dee. 11; K 170233.
© Oct. 19; 1 ce. Oct. 21; K 168903. © Dec. 10; 1 ce. Dec. 18; K 170307.
ey et. 20% Fc! Oct. 23; K 163928. | © Dee. 11; 1 ce. Dee. 18; K 170314.
© Oct. 21; 1 e. Oct. 25; K 169013. © Dee. 18; 1 «& Dee. 18; K 1703821.
Cr Oct. 227 4. ¢ Oct.239 Ke 168921. © Dec. 14; 1 ¢ Dee. 16; K 170299.
© Oct. 23; 1 ¢. Oct. 25; K 169007. © Dec. 15; 1¢. Dec. 21; K 170359.
32559234 39]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16351
Cuicaco TrIsuNE—Continued.
© Dee. 16; 1 c. Dec. 21; K 170853.
© Dee. 18; 1 ce. Dec. 21; K 170465.
© Dee. 19; 1 c«. Dec. 21; K 170472.
© Dec. 20; 1 «. Dec. 26; K 170494.
© Dec. 21; 1 c. Dee. 23; K 170482.
© Dee. 22; 1 c. Dec. 26; K 170768.
© Dec. 23; 1 c Dee. 29; K 170784.
© Dee. 25;1¢. Dec. 29; K 170777.
© Dee. 275 1c. Dee: 293 K A077.
Heir at large [1922]:
© Sept. 25; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168269.
©: Oct: 2; 1 Oct. 9; K 168765.
© Oct. 9; 1 e Oct. 13; K 168793.
© Oct. 30% 1 ‘ce. Nev. 23 K 169322.
© Nov. 6; 1 ec. Nov. 9; K 169441.
© Noy. 13; 1 ¢. Nov. 15; K 169593.
© Nov. 20; 1¢. Nov. 23; K 169775.
© Nov. 27; 1 ce. Nov. 29; K 169889.
© Dec. 4; 1 @ Dec. 6; K 170041.
© Dec. 11; 1 ce. Dee. 18; K 170316.
© Dee. 18; Le Dee. 21; K 170467.
© Dee. 25; 1c. Dec. 29; K 170781.
His insurance policy. © Oct. 27,
1922; 1 c Oct. 30; K 169300.
Holler days. © Dec. 27, 1922; 1 ¢.
Dec. 29; K 170766.
Home for vacation. © Dec. 19,
1922; 1 e. Dee. 21; K 170473.
How come? © Nov. 20, 1922; 1.
Nov. 23; K 169774.
How to make the beaver game safe.
© Oct. 26, 1922; 1 ©. Oct. 28; K 169103.
How to spend a winter evening. ©
Oct. 14, 1922; 1 @ Oct. 18; K 168849.
Hunceh for Santa. © Dee. 22, 1922;
1 ce Dee. 26; K 170734.
Huntin’ trip: © Oct. 24, 1922: 1¢
Oct. 26; K 169043.
If a referendum were taken on the
Soldiers? onus © “Oct: 17, 1922 > ne.
Oct. 19; K 168864.
If it isn’t one thing it’s another.
© Nov. 7, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 9; K 169412.
If there were a referendum on war
debt cancellation. © Oct. 16, 1922;
1c. Oct. 18; K 168844.
If they could be thankful, surely we
can. © Nov. 30, 1922: 1 @ Dec 7;
K 170089.
Importance of having a president
and congress in harmony. © Nov. 3,
1922; 1c Nov. 6; K 169350.
In and outa luck. © Oct. 28, 1922;
IRELO cise ris 169308:
Inquiring reporter.
der Oct, O21 168758:
© Oct. 4, 1922;
pt. 1v., Disa AT
Isn’t nature grand? © Sept. 23,
1922: 1 ¢ Sept. 2974016827
Isn’t this a good time to bring the
troops home? © Dec. 15, 1922; 1e¢
Dec. 21; K 170363.
Keeper of the gates. © Sept. 23,
1922; 1 c Sept. 29; K 168276.
La Follette (Senator) starts some-
thing. © Dec. 2, 1922; 1 & Dee 7;
K 170101.
Lesson 1. © Nov. 25, 1922; 1 «.
Nov. 27; K 169848.
Lesson 2.. © Nov. 28, 192220 “ec.
Dec. 7; K 170095.
Metric system of measurement
might help. © Dec. 1, 1922; 1 e. Dee.
(3K 170206:
Miser. © Oct. 18, 1922; 1 c Oct.
20; K 1688838.
Mr. Grouch. © Dee. 21, 1922; 1 «.
Dec. 23; K 170491.
Mr. J. Raglan Patchmore in offing.
© Nov. 14, 19223 2 Ge Nov to2 K
169573.
Moth balls. © Oct. 3, 1922; 1 «.
Oct. 9; K 168771. .
Musie. © Oct. 11, 19222 #1) Oct.
13 Ke 16STOr
Nature lovers. © Oct. 13, 1922; 1c.
Oct. 16; K 168821.
New frat pin. © Sept. 25, 1922; 1c.
Sept. 29; K 168265.
Noise. © Nov. 27, 1922; 1 « Nov.
29; K 169888.
November. © Nov. 5, 1922; 1 «
Nov. 9; K 169447.
Now, all together on the chorus. ©
Dec. 5, 1922; 1 « Dec. 8; K 170160.
Now we know winter’s here. ©
Dec. 16, 1922; 1 e Dee. 21; K 170350.
Now we remember why we never
liked long skirts. © Oct. 18, 1922;
1 ec. Oct. 20; K 168882.
Nowadays. © Nov. 8, 1922; 2 «¢.
Nov. 10; K 169453.
Nuff. © Dec. 3, 1922; 1 « Dee. 6;
K 170153.
Only child. © Oct. 29, 1922; 1 «.
Oct. 80; K 1693820.
Open season for homemade thermo-
stats. ©-_Nov. 16, 19224 ie Nov, 20;
K 169675.
Open season for politics. © Oct. 31,
1922; 1c. Nov. 3; K 169329.
Opposing much needed civic im-
provements. © Sept. 26, 1922; 1 «¢.
Sept. 29; K 168262.
Our football girls, old and new. ©
Nov. 13, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 15; K 169592.
322
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922 16385L
Our foreign entanglement. © Oct. Spirit of Christmas: ~ ©) Dec: 25,
pee 1922; 1. e Oct. 27; K 169095. 1922-1 ex Decs 295 Ko 170705.
Our greatest war casualty. © Nov. Staging a comeback. © Oct. 19,
aedoe2; 1c. Nov. 16; K 169570.
Our hostages on the Rhine © Dec.
19, 1922; 1 «@ Dec. 21; K 170474.
Our policy of isolation. © Oct. 26;
1922; 1c. Oct. 28; K 169104.
Political pendulum. © Nov. 10,
1922; 1 ¢. Nov. 14; K 169603.
Pop shops. © Dec. 20, 1922; 1 «.
Dec. 26; K 170495.
Popular presents this year. © Dee.
16, 1922: 1 c Dec. 21; K 1703856.
President broadcasts a call for help
in holding down the corpse. © Dec. 9,
ieee st © Dee. 11; K 170237.
Probably intended to make ’em
fightin’ mad. © Sept. 26, 1922; 1.
Sept. 29; K 168278.
Problem. © Dec. 18, 1922; 1 ¢. Dec.
21; K 170466.
Rejected, a tragedy in eight acts. ©
Mec 4 1922: 1 c« Dec. 16; K 1703803.
Remembering a date is nothing to
tars, “© Nov. 2, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 4; K
169337.
Return of the hunter. © Nov. 14,
oon ee. Nov. 16; K 169577.
Reunion of the treaty makers. ©
Mer, 20, 1922: 1 ec. Oct. 23; K 168930.
Rising tide of color. © Oct. 19,
fee 4 ce. Oct. 21; K 168906.
Rival billionairés. © Sept: 22,
22 A e. Oct: 16; K 168808.
Saved from last year. © Nov. 10,
1922; 1c Nov. 14; K 169602.
Shaving cream that looks like tooth
paste. © Oct. 10, 1922; 1 c¢. Oct. 14;
K 168803.
She knows no law except the law of
self-preservation. © Noy. 16, 1922;
1 ec. Nov. 20; K 169676.
Silent partner. © Oct. 21, 1922;
1c. Oct. 25; K 169016.
Snappy conversation with the coal
man. © Oct. 9, 1922; 1c. Oct. 13; K
178792.
Solved. © Oct. 12, 1922: 1 c¢. Oct.
16: K 168813
Some big holes. © Oct. 12, 1922;
fee el. 1G °K 1G8815.
Some handy little devices for solv-
ing street traffic congestion. © Dec.
Peto 1c. Dec. 26: K 170735.
Some of the voters who handed in
the verdict on the Harding adminis-
tration. © Nov. 8, 1922; 1c. Nov. 10;
K 169454.
1922; 1 c. Oct. 21; EB 168904.
Tag day of days. © Oct. 16, 1922;
1 ec. Oct. 18; K 168838.
Tax exempt $500,000 salaries. ©
Oct! 5.1922" & Oct: Oy Ra IGSToL,
That sun is going to help the G. O.
P. fence repairers. © Oct. 14, 1922; 1
e. Oct. 18; K 168851.
Their own game with other folks*
money. © Nov. 22, 1922; 1¢. Nov. 24;
K 169802.
Their Santy. © Dee. 20, 1922; le
Dec. 26; K 170496. |
Then comes the big thrill. © Dee
25, 1922; 1 ec. Dec. 29; K 170780.
There goes the beans. © Dec. 2,
1922; 1 ce. Dee. 7; K 170096.
They’ve still got a halter on him.
Ow Dec.-23), 49225 1 ¢. Dec 295K
170782.
Think how tough this would be. ©
Nov. 6, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 9; K 169486.
Same.” © Dec. 18, 1922: 1 «©
Dec. 18; K 170822.
Tiny tribune [1922]:
© Sept. 23; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168270.
© Sept. 25; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168263.
© Sept. 26; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168279.
©) Oct. 2 10e5 Oct. 9: K 168759:
© Oct. 3; 1¢. Oct. 9; K 168767.
© Oct. 4; 1 ec. Oct. 9; K 168753.
© Oct. 5; 1 ce Oct. 9; K 168746.
© Oct. 6; 1 c« Oct. 10; K 168774
© Oct. 7; 1 « Oct. 9; K 168739.
© Oct. 9; 1 c« Oct. 13; K 168788
© Oct. 10; 1¢. Oct. 14; K 168801
© Oct. 11; 1 ec. Oct. 18; K 168796.
© Oct. 12; 1¢ Oct. 16; K 168810.
© Oct. 13; 1 c Oct. 16; K 168818.
© Oct. 16; 1 ce. Oct. 18; K 168840.
© Oct. 17; 1 e Oct. 19; K 168862.
© Oct. 18; 1 ec. Oct. 20; K 168880.
© Oct. 19; 1 ¢. Oct. 21; K 168902.
© Oct. 20; 1c. Oct. 23; K 168927.
© Oct. 21; 1 ec. Oct. 25; K 169012.
© Oct. 23; 1c. Oct. 25; K 169006.
© Oct. 24; 1c. Oct. 26; K 169039.
© Oct. 25; 1 ¢ Oct. 27; K 169096.
© Oct. 26; 1c. Oct. 28; K 169099.
© Oct. 27; 1c. Oct. 30; K 169304
© Oct. 28; 1 c. Oct. 30; K 16931L
© Oct. 80; 1 c Nov. 2; K 169326
3203
16351
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Cuicaco TrRrIBuNE—Continued.
© Oct 31; 1c Nov. 37K 169334.
© Nov.
© Dec.
© Dec.
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Balsa ie
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by Sc bee INOW:
OF ToeiNov:
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S20 bes Nov.
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1e. Nov.
Zo Wiese NON.
. 24;1¢. Nov.
. 25% Ve.Nov:
2hs Peon.
. 28; 1 e. Dee 7; K 170091.
29s lve., Deecd ; 1K 170411.
a0 sive. “Dec.ah > K 170084:
Do
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e. Dee.
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2224. \e. Dee.
Nov.
Novy.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
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e. Dee.
e. Dec.
e. Dec.
a dal: Ke aL O223;
. 12; K 170240.
lh: et KO232:
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hee) aie Wee:
Eke. Dee.
Maley: lc. Dee:
.16;1¢ Dee.
Sis doe. Dec.
a A ie
2 Ave. Dec:
4; K 169344.
4: K 169338.
6; K 169354.
6; K 169362.
9; K 169439.
9; K 169406.
10; K 160451.
13; K 169515.
14; K 169590.
16; K 169584.
15; K 169595.
16 ; K 169571.
20; K 169678.
20; K 169684.
24; K 169793.
23; K 169777.
23 ; K 169767.
23 ; K 169769.
24; K 169798.
25; K 169837.
27; K 169832.
27 ; K 169843.
29 ; K 169884.
7; K 170104.
1 170097:
6; K 170039.
8; K 170157,
9; K 170162.
18; K 170318.
18; K 170320.
16; K 170298.
21; K 170358.
21; K 170352.
21; K 170464.
21; K 170468.
26; K 170492.
23; K 170483.
26; K 1707381.
Traffic problem has nothing on our
seating problem.
Zax ike GOTO:
Tragedy of the football
le. Oct. 30; K 169318.
Le aNOVe
Ot 29 1G22.-
© Nov.
tS. 9226
hela? (©
Two former objectors to fcotball.
© Nov.
4, 192
22 Wen Nov. 63 K 169358:
pt. tV:, Dc Siow Le
Uncle Sam says, no. © Dec. 5,
1922; 1 ec. Dec. 8; K 17015#£
Walnuts. © Oct. 7, 1922; 1 @ Oct.
9: KK 168%38:
War and the world. © Oct. 7, 1922;
1 ec. Oct. 9; IKK 168744.
War profiteer’s dream. © Oct. 8,
1922; 1 «© Oct. 122° tesiez
Way of the world. © Dee. 23, 1922;
1 e@ Dee. 29; K 170788.
We expect great things from the
show. © Dec. 4, 1922; 1 «@ Dec. 6;
IX 170035.
We predict some session. © Nov.
21, 1922; 1 e. Nov. 23; K 169766.
We worry along year aiter year.
Dee. 11, 1922: 1 © Deg tse Reiger.
Well fixed. © Nov. 24, 1922; 1 «
Nov. 27; K 169836.
Weil, old Sol ought to be starting
back. © Dec. 21, 19223 ine Were:
K 170480.
Well, we can make the best of it.
© Nov. 1, 1922; 1 e Nov. 4; K 169349.
When east meets west. © Oct. 28,
1922; 1e. Oct. 30; K 169307.
©
When home seems far, far away.
Nov. 15, 1922; 1 @ Nov. 203K 169682:
When Lloyd George fell. © Oct. 23,
1922; 1 c. Octs 20; Ko 169003:
Wien Mr. Clemenceau called on Mr.
Wilson. © Dec. 7, 1922; 1 ©. Dee. 11;
IX 170222.
When our soldiers come home from
the Rhine.» ©'Oct. 24, 19227 eet:
26; K 169044.
When politics makes a nuisance of
a worthy institution. © Nov. 1, 1922;
1c. Nov. 4; K 169348.
When Righeimer fell. © Nov. 9,
1922-1 © Noy. 13: Kigegate:
When the pumpkin’s in the pie. ©
Oct. 2, 1922; 1 e. Oct. 9; K 168764.
When winter comes. © Oct. 30,
1922: 1 © Nov. 2: KK i693233
Will the Supreme court sustain the
Attorney General’s opinion? © Oct.
10, 1922; 1 ec. Oct. 14; K 168804.
Winnie Winkle, the breadwinner
[i922]: i
© Sept. 23; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168275.
© Sept. 25; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168268.
© Sept. 26; 1c. Sept. 29; K 168282.
©,.Oct. 2; 1 @, Get. 27 tester.
© Oct. 3; 1 ec. Oct. 95 K 168768.
© Oct. 45 1c. Oct) 9% 1h testa:
© Oct. 5; 1c Oct. 9; Kodestas®:
o24
no. 4, 1922
© Oct.
me Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
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© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
©’ Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
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© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
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© Noy.
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MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TOK
62 exOct.
Gd .e Oct..9; K
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10: PesOet:
Ph: hex Oct.
IAs Ate MeL:
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18; 1¢. Nov
19; 1 c. Nov.
20s ec NOY.
21; 1c. Nov.
Boe 1 @. NOV.
eit tC, NOV.
24; 1c. Nov
25: 1 e: Nov.
2G: a eo Noy.
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Nov.
Nov.
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168741.
168784.
K 168787.
K 168805.
K 168800.
Kk
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; K 168850.
; K 168854.
K 168842.
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; K 168877.
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; K 168924.
; K 169011.
; K 168920.
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K 169091.
; K 169098.
; K 169306.
; K 169315.
; K 169515.
K 169328.
K 169333.
K 169346.
K 169340.
K 169356.
K 169363.
K 169444.
K 169438.
K 169410.
K 169450.
K 169521.
K 169601.
K 169586.
K 169580.
K 169598.
K 169574.
K 169681.
K 169674.
K 169796.
K 169780.
K 169789.
K 169773.
K 169765.
K 169801.
K 169839.
K 169835.
K 169847.
K 169892.
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© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Dec.
© Dee.
© Dec.
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© Dee.
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© Dee.
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© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dee.
© Dec.
Winter sports.
16353
27; 1c. Nov. 29; K 169883.
28; 1¢ Dee. 7; K 170094.
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© Oct.
Nov. 3; K 169330.
Same.
© Nov.
Nov. 6; K 169351.
Wotta life, wotta life [1922]:
5: 1 @: Oet. 93 K 168747
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
Pole OC,
Ze Ae Ot
Dee.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
Dee.
Dee.
Dee.
Dec.
© Dec. 14, 1922;
7; K 170088.
TIA ATOLOS.
7; K 170102.
6; K 170044.
6; K 170037.
8; K 170155.
9; K 170165.
11; K 170219.
12; K 170238.
11; K 1702381
18; K 170306.
18; K 170312.
18; K 170319.
165) Ke 1L7029%-
21; K 170361.
21; K 170351.
21; K 170468.
21; K 170470.
26; K 170498.
23; K 170485.
26; K 170738.
29; K 170785.
29; K 170779.
29; K 170770.
ol, 1922 ave:
3, LO22 ine:
25; K 169008.
30; K 169301.
© Nov. 9; 1c. Nov. 13; K 169517.
© Nov. 30; 1c. Dec. 7; K 170086.
© Dec.
© Dee.
9; 1e¢. Dee.
ie te Dee,
11; K 170236.
21; K 170362.
© Dee. 23; 1c. Dec. 29; K 170786.
© Dec.
Your choice of worries.
At > t..e; Dee
29 KK ESOT ie
© Dee. 8,
192235 1 '‘e¢ Dee 123°K 170243:
CHILDS (HARLE G.) Syracuse, N. Y.
Breath of autumn.
1922.) J 2Saa0:
CHO QUETTE (WALLACE A.) Holyoke,
Mass.
104th torch.
104th toreh, Apr., 1922)
1922; 1¢ June 8; K 169278.
ined
3)
[Cover
16352
© 1c. Nov. 20,
16353
design] (Jn
© Apr. 28,
.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16354
CLARK (FRANK Scott) Detroit.
16354-16358
Day dream girls, 1-5:
Bather.—Birthday letter.—Coquet.—
Day dream girls.—Francis. © 1 e¢
each Aug. 21, 1922; J 257302-257306.
CLARKE (GERALD J.) Denver.
16359-16364
Chief (Mt.) Mt. Evans region, tim-
berline:
Dead tree, 3.—General view, 4, 5,
7T.—Plume tree, 2. © Nov. 15, 1922;
2 e. each Nov. 11; J 258577—258581.
Rock tree. © Dee. 6, 1922; 2 «.
Dec. 9; J 258662.
OLARKE (MAry DALE) New York.
16365-16370
Gabrilowitsch (Ossip) A-F. © Oct.
30, 1922; 2 e. each Oct. 31; J 258035-
258040.
CLARKE (WALLACE R.) Chicago. 16371
[Boston, Mass., Mother church] ©
Nov. 1, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 24; K 169823.
PAYNE) Estes
16372-16378
CLATWORTHY (FRED
Park, Col.
[7 photographs]:
Angel’s Landing and river, early
morning, 1.—Angel’s Landing, reflected,
5.—Northeast from Rim-Bryce Canon,
6.— Patriarch, 4.— Pinnacle - Bryce,
Canon, 7.—TIwo Patriarchs, 3.—Zion
Canon from observation point, 2. ©
Dee, 15, 19222 7c: veaeh » Dec. 26: 7
258922-258928.
CLAy (Henry) Seattle.
{4 photographs]:
California (U. S. S8.)—Connecticut
(U. S. S.)—New Mexico (U. S. 8S)
Nights of peace.—Tennessee (U. S. 8S.)
© Sept. 18, 1922; 2 c each Sept. 23;
3 257293-257296.
CLOYES (Howarp C.) San Diego, Calif.
16383
Evening. © Dee. 4, 1922; 2 ce. Dee.
1s 258Gor:
COFFEE (FRANK) Akron, O. 16384
Diagram of world travel from Aus-
tralia, east and west. © Oct. 2, 1922;
2c. Oct. 18; K 168637.
Correy (Jor) & co., Chicago. 16385
World’s great heavyweight. [Wills,
Dempsey poster] © Oct. 15, 1922;
2 ec. Oct. 20; K 168953.
CoHN (RICHARD) Detroit. 16386
Detroit symphony orchestra. © Oct.
19) 19222 22e7 Oct. 283" KK tGObSs0:
16379-16382
pt. rv, Be S.veet
CoKAL STOKER CORP., | Chicago.
16387, 16388
[CoKal hopper feed chainless stoker,
phantom perspective of 3/4 rear view
showing K type] © Sept. 20, 1922;
2 ¢@. Dee. 18; I 7480.
showing M-L type, ete ©
Le, Dec. 18, 1922: 17a
CoLtsBy (J. M.) Wausau, Wis.
16389-16466
Dells of the Wisconsin:
Chapel Glen, 1022.—Chimney Rock,
1422.—Gold Water Canon, 1922.—Cold
Water Canon, inside the Deyil’s jug,
1622.—High Rock and Romance Cliff,
1822.—High Rock from Chimney Rock,
1222.—Hornets Nest, 1822.—Kilburn.
Wis., Devil’s Anvil, 0122.—Luncheon
Hall, 2122.—Picket Rock and Sunset
Rock, 622.—Pillow Rock, 1522.—Rood’s
Glen, 1122.—Steamboat Rock, 822.—
Swallow Rock, 1722.—Visor Ledge,
922. © July 10, 1922; 2 c each July
28; J 256281—256290, 256296, 256303-
256306.
Dells of the Wisconsin:
Cold Water Canon, 522.—Witches
Gulch, 222.—Witches Gulch, entrance,
422.—Witches Gulch, upper entrance,
322. © July 10, 1922; 30 eee aus
9192225 256616256619.
Friendship, Wis.:
Adams County Court house, 0122.—
Business st., 0522.—Main st., 0622. ©
July 10, 1922; 2 @ each Aug. 9, 1922;
J 256613-—256615.
In the wilderness, series A, 0122.
© Oct. 12, 1922: "2e Nevo
258182.
Necedah, Wis. :
Old Wisconse at Peten Weil Rock,
0422.—Peten Well bridge and Rock,
0322.—Peten Well Rock and bridge,
0222.—Peten Well Rock from across
the Wisconsin, 0122; © Aug. 15, 1922;
2 e. each Aug. 18, 1922; J 256774—
256777.
New Lisbon, Wis. :
Business district, 0222.— Business
district, street scene, 0922.—Business
st., 0122.—City park, 0522.—Soldiers
and sailors memorial pavilion, 0622.
© July 22, 1922: 2 ¢ %exen Ame S-
J 256608—256612.
Spring Creek near Bents camp, state
line, Wis., 1622. © Oct. 12, 1922; 2 ¢.
Nov. 10; J 258183.
Wausau, Wis.:
Central school, 1122.—City hall,
0822.—Grant school, 0622.—In Yaw-
key park, 0522.—Marathon park, log
cabin, 1222.—Third st., from the City
326
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
‘
16506
hall, 1622.—Yawkey park scene, 0422.
Oct. 12; 192232 ¢. each Nov. 10;
J 258184—-258190.
[3 photographs]:
Spring feed brook, series A, 65.—
Star Lake scene, 0X 20.—Winter brook,
Series A, G6. © July 12, 1922;:.2 c.
each July 28; J 256300—256302.
[4 photographs]:
Approaching guest, 1422.—Modern
Minnehaha, 1522.—Starting supper for
the tribe, 1222.—Warrior, 1322. ©
Wet. 31, 1922; 2 c. each Nov. 10; J
258191—258194.
[5 photographs] :
Deer Skin River scene, 76—-22.—
Noonday contentment, 75—22.—Placid
brook, 78—22.—Quiet pool, 79—-22.—
Reflections, 77-22. © Nov. 1, 1922;
2 ec. each Nov. 20; J 258410—258414.
[8 photographs] :
Bonn Falls of the Ontonagon, 6—21.—
Falls in the Ontonagon River, Crystal
trout stream, 7-21.—Falls of the On-
tenagon River, 221.—Falls of the On-
tonagon River, famous trout stream,
3-21.—Lower Ontonagon Falls, 4-21.—
Qntonagon Falls, 8—21.— Ontonagon
Falls, beauty spot of the region,
5-21.—Upper Falls of the Ontonagon,
-2t © July 6, 1922; 2 c. each July
~ 28; J 256291—256295, 256297—256299.
[9 photographs] :
Beaver house. (Wild life series,
0122)—Beaver’s logging. (Wild life
series, 0422)—Fine tiger musky, series
C, 05.—Good catch of pike, series C,
02.—He caught the one that got away,
series C, 03.—Mr. Beaver’s' work.
(Wild life series, 0522)—-Mr. Porcu-
pine out after water lillies. (Wild life
series, 0322)—Nice muskellunge, series
C, 01.—Perfect day, it’s a wall eyed
pike, series C, 04. © Aug. 12, 1922;
2 ce. each Aug. 18, 1922; J 256765—
256773.
[9 photographs]:
Big north woods and lakes of Wis-
consin, A, B.—Dells of the Wisconsin,
Hornet’s Nest, 82.—Dells of the Wis-
consin, Stand Rock, 83.—Muskellunge,
the king of northern game fish, series
C, 1022.—Ontonagon Falls, 84.—Snow
clad pines, 81.—Souvenir of northern
Wisconsin, 1930.—Winter wilderness,
80. © Nov. 1, 1922; 2 ec. each Nov.
10; J 258181, 258195-258202.
CoLEMAN (Patrick H.) Chickasha,
Okl. 16467
[Intervale. Music game board with
a seale ruler and thirty cube notes. 4
sheets] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1922; I 7455.
CoNNAH (DovuUGLAS JOHN) Boston.
16468
[Pipe of peace] © Sept. 10, 1922;
2c. Oct. 31; K 169164.
CONSOLIDATED SAFETY PIN CO., Bloom-
field, N. J. 16469
Comfy. © Dec. 21, 1921; 2 ec Dee.
Oy 1O2Z2 et 1K DOL26.
CONVERSE RUBBER SHOE CO., Chicago.
16470
Oh boy. © Nov. 1, 1922; 2 c Nov.
2K 169375.
Cook (CHARLES C.) New York. 16471
Almoner, high speed. © Oct. 4,
192252) Cv Oek. by J 25 (595:
Cook (L. L.) co., Milwaukee.
16472-16503
Kegonsa (Lake), Wis.:
At Ives lodge, 2641.—Cottages north
from Ravenswood park hotel, 2645.—
Hast shore, 2633, 2637, 2640.—Ives
lodge, 2635, 2636.—Kegonsa (Lake)
Wis., 2638.—Near Ives lodge, 2634.—
Owl’s pen, 2632.—Ravenswood park
hotel, 2643—Ravenswood park hotel
and cottages, 2644.—Ravenswood park,
south end, 2642—Shawanga lodge,
2630.— Thompson, Johnson home,
2639.—Tipetonka and Malrose, 2631.
© June 30, 1922; 2 c« each June 28,
1922; J 256572-256587.
Kegonsa (Lake) Wis.:
Camp Brooklyn, 2661, 2664.—Camp
Brooklyn and Dewey Bay, 2663.—
Dewey Bay, 2662. © June 30, 1922;
2c. each July 8; J 256568—256571.
Stoughton, Wis.:
C. M. & St. P. depot, 2738.—Central
ehureh, 2732.—City park, 2733.—High
school, 2740.—Hotel Kegonsa, 2735.—
M. EK. church, 2736.—Main st., 2741.—
Main st., upper end, 2737.—Main st.,
west, 2742.—Norw. ev. Luth. Christ
chureh, 2739.—Public library, 2734.—
Surgical hospital, 2743. © Sept. 12,
1922; 2 @ each Oct. 28; J 258018—
258029.
Cook (W. GC.) & co., Clovis, Calif.
16504, 16505
Forest giant. © Oct. 20, 1920; 2 «@.
Oct. 16, 1922; K 168666.
Sunkissed sweets and orchard’s gold
[ete.] © Oct. 20, 1922; 2 c Dee. 2;
K 169951.
Cook (Wm. B.) Hollister, Calif.
16506
Happy smile. © June 1, 1922; 2c.
Oct. 230 F Zao?
O27
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16507
i -
PL AVA De Sew
CooKSON (HLLIs W.) Wichita.
Bed time.
J 258918.
Cooper (EH. B.) Denver. 16508-16511
Aspens, Bear Creek, 102. © Nov.
2a 1922: 2 ¢e. Nov: 25; 3 258486:
Chief Mt., timberline, 101, 103, 104.
©: Nev. 21, 1922": 2°. each Nov! 25-
J 258487T-258489.
CoovERT (JOHN CALVIN) Memphis,
Tenn. ‘16512, 16513
From bolls to bales, on its way from
plantation to mills where cotton is
woven inte fabric that delights milady
throughout the world. © July 10,
1922); '2..e. Jilly vis; J) 2506S8b:
King Cotton, Dixie’s snow white
golden fleece, the fiber of America. ©
July 10, 1922; 2 c. July 138; J 255684.
CoPpELAND (H. H.) & son, New York.
16514-16524
Freight traffic density by divisions
and direction:
Chesapeake & hio ry., 1921.—
Southern ry. lines including Cincin-
nati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific ry.,
ete., 1921.—Wabash ry., 1920. © Dee.
18, 1922; 2 c« each Dee. 22; I 7448—
7450.
Railroad valuation:
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ry.—
Carolina, Clinehfield & Ohio ry.—
Chesapeake & Ohio ry.—lIilinois cen-
tral r. r., Yazoo & Mississippi Valley
r. r.—Lehigh Valley r. r., railroad val-
uation.—Louisville & Nashville r. r.—
Pennsylvania co. and leased lines also
Grand Rapids & Indiana ry.—South-
ern ry. and leased lines also Grand
Rapids & Indiana ry.—Southern ry.
and leased lines also Georgia Southern
and Florida ry. © Nov. 2, 1922; 2¢
each Noy. 6; I 7318-7325.
CorLEY (JOHN L.) St. Louis.
16525-16528
Eivery day is mother’s day [ete.]—
Every man’s effectiveness [etc.]—Just
as the automobile has supplied the
16507
© tie Deel 267 e220:
transportation needs [etc.]—Strugegle ;
of the housewife [etc.] © Sept. 10,
1922; 2 @ each Nov. 2; K 169224—
169227.
COSMOPOLITAN BOOK CORP., New York.
16529-16544
[White company illustrations. (ln
White company; by A. Conan Doyle) j:
Alleyne fights on the banks of the
Garonne.—Alleyne’s ride with a mes-
sage for the prince—[Attack. Front
ecover].—-Brushwood folk and _ the
eastle of Villefranche. — Fugitives. —
Lovers.—[Men of the white company.
Inside coverj—Murder of Squire
Ford.—Nigel (Sir) sustains England’s
honor in the lists —Renegade monk.—
Sailing of the Yellow Clog.—Three
friends.—Three knights.—White com-
pany. — [Wreath. Frontispiece] —
Wrestling match at the Pied Merlin.
© Oct. 14, 1922: 2 e€vexeheWer16-
‘K 168668-168683.
COSMOPOLITAN PRINT DEPT., New York.
16545-16549
Copperfield (David) and his mother.
© Oct. 30, 1922; 2 & Nov. 2; K 169212.
Cratchit (Bob) and Tiny Tim. ©
Nov. 25, 1922; 2°) Dec i) ie iagse.
Jacqueline. © Oct. 10, 1922; 2 ¢,
Oct. 12; K 168599.
Janet. © Nov. 10, 1922; 2 @ Nov.
18; K 169514.
School days. © Oct. 2, 1922; 2¢
Oct. 6; K 168487.
16550
© Dec.
CouTANT (Hargzy) Brooklyn.
Gladys Sherwood, dahlia.
5, 1922; 2c Dee. 4; J 258605.
CowAN (HLIZABETH G.) Los Angeles.
16551
Spring. © May 10, 1922; 1 e@ Oct.
18; 1 e. Nov. 6; J 258156.
Cox (JosrEpH P.) Boston. 16552
Good will. © Nov. 15, 1922; 2 «.
Nov. 23; K 169760.
CrAIN (Hatz 8.) co., Cleveland.
16553
Crain savings certificate, serial A,
no. 2. © June 21, 1922 -52he) @enida;
K 168661.
(RANE (Myrtte 8S.) Fairbanks, Alaska.
16554
Run of earibou through interior
Alaska. © Sept. 12, 1922; 2 c Nov. 1;
J 258052.
Cranston (H..D.) Manila.
16555-16559
[5 drawings]:
Auto insurance cost chart.—Gaso-
line consumption chart.—Gasoline cost
chart.—Lubricating oil consumption
ehart.—Tire economy chart. © Oct.
25, 1922; 2 ce. each Dec. 9; I 7489-7448.
Cross & Dimmitt, Portland, Or.
16560-16568
Castle Rock. © Sept. 11, 1922; 2 c.
Oct. 2; J 257461.
Columbia Gorge hotel. © July 15,
1922; 2 ¢ Oct. 2; J 257458.
328
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
16640
Seeieaieeeirrnes ek
Crater Lake. © June 1, 1922; 2 c.
Oct. 2; J 257456.
Oneonta Gorge.
erOct. 2; J 257459.
Rainier (Mt.) D36. © Sept. 26,
22" 2 cx Oct. 2; J 257462.
509, 510. © Aug. & 1922; 2 e«.
each Oct. 2; J 257457, 257460.
© Sept. 11, 1922; 2
Curtis (Epw. SS.) srupios, Los
Angeles. 16567-16569
Bryan (Wm. J.) jr. © Aug. 15,
1922: 2 c. Sept. 25; J 257408.
Post (Guy Bates) as Chilcott in
Masquerader. © July 1, 1922; 2 ¢.
Sept. 205.3 257813.
as Loder in Masquerader. ©
July 1, 1922; 2c. Sept. 25; J 257814.
Curtis pus. co., Philadelphia. 16570
Pharaoh’s daughter. © Oct. 26,
eee 2)e@ Oct. 28: K 169151.
Cusack (THOs.) co., Chicago.
16571-16578
Christmas club . [24 sheet poster,
rege) Oct. 19, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 17;
K 169649.
T’ll say its good. [24 sheet poster,
foto) Wer 31, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 17;
K 169651.
Keep them safe, rent a safe deposit
box. [24 sheet poster, 82] © Oct. 21,
go22- 2c, Nov. 17; K 169652.
Satisfaction to you is our aim. [24
Sheet poster, 18] © Oct. 26, 1922; 2
e. Nov. 17; K 169645.
Save by buying wisely. [24 sheet
poster, 17] © Oct. 27, 1922; 2 c. Nov.
17; K 169648.
[24 sheet poster]:
Invest in safe securities [ete. 80]—
When taste prevails, 68.—[Xmas de-
sien, 251 © Oct. 14, 1922; 2 ¢. each
Noy. 17; K 169646, 169647, 169650.
CUSHMAN (JANE A.) East Rochester,
N. Y. and Sessions (Madeleine A.)
Providence, R. I. 16579
Handicraft butterflies. © Dec. 11,
fee; 2 e. Dec. 15; K 170278.
CuTsHAwW (MurvIn B.) Denver.
165580
Belt calculator. © Aug. 20, 1922; 2
erane, 252° 1 T30T:
DatLtEy (Patrick F.) and SHERIDAN
(MicHArEL F.) Olean, N. Y. 16581
Recording speedometer. © Sept. 19,
ieee 2 e. Sept. 27; 1 T7199.
DaILy NEWS, New York.
16582-16589
How the Giants smashed their way
to their fourth straight victory [ete.]
©): Oct..9) 1922.55 «, Oct ils Wk 168594:
Mills (Charlotte) remarkable char-
acter studya, © Oct 9, 19225 1 eOctk.
tl IS IGSSOS:
Reunited. George Cline, acquitted
of murder charge was reunited with
wife and children last night [ete.]
©) Oct: 26, 1922: 1 e Oct) 285) K AGoIAT:
Such is fame. Jack Scott, world’s
series hero left polo grounds yester-
day for home [etc.] - © Oct. 10, 1922;
i eC. Ota 2s 1s 168005;
[4 prints]:
Although Britton was helpless, he
clinched and managed to stick through
the fifteenth round.—Battery of body
punches sent the verteran champion to
the canvas [ete.]—Britton was on his
knees at the bell in the tenth.—Short
left hook knocked Jack down in
second. © Nov. 2, 1922; 1c. each Nov.
4; K 169249-169252.
DarLEy (J. W.) Baltimore. 16590:
Dreams. © 1 c¢. Dec. 19, 1922; J
208784.
DAVENPORT HOTEL SPORT SHOP, Spokane,
Wash. 16591
Sport shop caddie. © Jan. 2, 1922;
Ze: Aug: K 169525.
Davipson (Davin) Providence, R. I.
16592-16640
[49 photographs]:
All sweet accord, 1560.—Along the
Ammonoosuc, 1528.—Ammonoosuec
bridal path, 1562.—Ausable chasm,
15381.—Bald Mountain, Mohawk trail,
1480.—Beautiful Franconia, 1548.—
Beautiful whitefield, 1521.—Benning-
ton pastures, 1507.—Blossom glade,
1461.—Blossom lane, 1489.—Boyhood
joys, 1459.—Bridal shower, 1482.—
Bride and bridegroom, 1468.—By path,
1463.—Chalet hearth, 1572.—Cowesett
Bay, 1551—Crown jewels, 1493.—
Dappled darlings, 1506.—Deerfield
River, Mohawk trail, 1479.—Famous
Mohawk, 1552.—Forrest Lake, 1519.—
Franconia notch, 1525.—Hillside road,
1492.—Holy night, 1399.—In green
pastures, 1518.—Iris dell, 1471.—June
feast, 1558.—Lily pool, 1491.—Mary’s
garden, 1494.—Mt. Washington trail,
1555.—New Hampshire landmark,
1465.—Old orchard road, 1467.—Onoto
sunset, 1567.—Picnic invitation—Presi-
dential Range, 1564.—Prize dorsets,
329
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16641
pt. Iv., 0. S., v.17
Davipson (Dayip)—Continued.
1557.—Profile water, hazard, 1537.—
Rose tree fair, 1517.—Rustic Mohawk,
1556.—South County iris, 1475.—South
County laurel, 1571.—Spring fashions,
1504.—Sylvan. sisters, 1554.—Tree top
garden, 1474.—Vermont dorsets, 1559.
—Washington (Mt.) sentinel, 1527.—
White Mountain tapestry, 1565.—
Whitefield turnpike, 1549.—Winter
king, 1568. © Jan. 1, 1923; 2 c each
Dee. 29; J 259061-259109.
Davipson (G. M.) Gresham, Or.
16641
Hood (Mt.) © Nov. 5, 1922; 2 «.
Noy. 20; J 258345.
*
Davipson (LovuIsE) New York.
16642-16646
Be merry and gay, this Xmas day
[etc]—Merrie, Merrie Xmas, full of
gladsome cheer [ete]—Say kid no
joke, it’s Xmas an’ I’m broke [ete]—
Say old dear, here’s a wish [etc] ©
Nov. 6, 1922; 2 «© each Dee. 138; K
170249-170252.
I’m running to send you a wish of
good cheer [ete] © Nov. 6, 1922; 2c.
Dee. 2; K 169952.
Davis (A. M.) co., Boston. 16647
Advice to the newly-weds. Protect
the birds. © Oct. 3, 1922; 2 c Oct.
125K .168598:
Davis (CHARLES GERARD) Port Wash-
ington, L. I, N. Y. 16648-16664
Boxer (Brig. of war) launched at
Charlestown, Mass., 1831, sail plan,
21 A. ©1e Dec. 19, 1922; I 7433.
Boxer (10 gun brig) launched Nov.
22, 1831. Charlestown navy yard,
Mass., plans, 21., © 1c. Dec. 19, 1922;
I 7434.
Cabot (12 gun brig) of 1775, plans.
©1e. Nov. 23, 1922; I 7373.
sail plan. [Blueprint] © 1 «.
INOWee2o, OZ Z.2 Mi Toate.
Fenimore Cooper (U. S. Schooner)
formerly N. Y. pilot boat, Skiddy,
1820) 134s © ee. Dee. .7,. 1922-1
7400.
Lines of a New York pilot boat of
1820. One of these boats, the Skiddy
became the Fenimore Cooper in the
Ul Samavyyeods. .) Ot cubec..7. 1922.
I 7399.
Mary Taylor (N. Y. pilot boat)
plans, 1849. © 1. Dee. 2, 1922; I
7383.
sail plan, 1849.
1922; I 7384.
© Ie. Dee. 2,
Perry (U. S. 10 gun brig.) :—Built
at Norfolk, Va., 1848, 17.—Perry (U.
S. 10 gun brig.) 178.—1845, 17 A. ©
1 ce. each Dec. 15, 1922; I 7417-7419.
Smuggler (Fishing schooner) built
in 1877 at Essex, Mass., sail plan. ©
1 @ Dee. 13, 19225 Aas
by Richard Polen at Essex, Mass.,
plans, 19. ©1c. Dee. 13, 1922; I 7414.
[4 blueprints] :
Constitution (U. S. frigate) as or-
iginally rigged in 1797, sail plan.—
Constitution and United States (U.
S. 44 gun frigates) plans.—Lexington
(U. S. gun brig) plans, 1775.—Lexing-
ton (U. S. 16 gun brig) sail plan. ©
1 ec each Nov. 15, 1922 Biaaa-ta55,
(EBx6
Davis (JEANNETTE R.) Los Angeles.
16665
Chinkee, chinese baby crying. ©
Oct. 19, 1922; 2 ‘c Oct Zen wMi2a7867,
Davis (Trevor M.) Juneau, Alaska.
16666-16669
[4 photographs]:
Hdgecumbe (Mt.) Sitka, Alaska, 504.
—Mendenhall Glacier, 484, 488.—Old
Alaska Indian, 156. © Nov. 15, 1922;
2c. each Dec. 5; J 258626—258629.
Davis & SANFORD STUDIO, New York.
16670-16676
[7 photographs]:
Ames (Miss H.)—Crain (Judge F.
H.)—Phillips (Dr. J.)—Price (irs.
Walter W.)—Robinson (Miss EH. D.)—
Seaman (Mrs. L. L.)—Slee (James
N.) © Sept. 19, 1922; 2 ec. each Sept.
22; J 257380257386,
DAvISOoON (HpwaArp T.) Kansas City,
Mo. 16677
Sentinels at Grand Canyon. © Nov.
5, 1922; 2 ¢ Nov. 105 3 2aeiie:
16678
© Dec.
Davison (F. B.) Los Angeles.
Monroe doctrine centennial.
1, 1922; 2 ce. Dec. 1; K 169881.
DEATON (GEORGE HERMAN) Chicago.
16679-16682
[Cattle, milk can, milk bottle and
creamery products, ete.] © Oct. 10,
1922; 2 ec. Oct. 26; K 169002.
[3 prints]:
[Mortgage lifters]—Safety, serv-
ice.—[Twins and triplets] © Oct. 10,
1922; 2 ce. each Oct. 16; K 168999-
169001.
330
no. 4, 1922
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
DenBY (Iipwin H.) New York.
16683, 16684
Genealogical chart and list of direct
ancestors. © 1.c. Nov. 10, 1922; I
7329.
——Same. © Dec. 14, 1922; 2 «
mec 27; I 7452.
DENVER TOURIST AND PUBLICITY BUREAU,
Denver. 16685
Chasm Lake side of Longs Peak
sealed by educator, first to accomplish
mate ©) Oct,'15, 1922; 2 ec. Oct. 20;
K 169368.
DETMER, BRUNER & MASON, INc., New
York. 16686-16688
[Gorski (E.) art panel] © Sept.
Pa t922 5 2c. Oct. 2; K 168400.
[Head; by John Bradshaw Crandell.
Bruner guaranteed woolens calendar]
© Oct. 16, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 26; K 168996.
Select the genuine, Bruner woolens.
© Sept. 25, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 2; K 168399.
DETMER WOOLEN CoO., New York. 16689
[Head; by Haskell Coffin. Detmer
woolens calendar] © Sept. 27, 1922;
Ze. Oct..5; K 168411.
DETROIT PUB. Co., Detroit. 16690-16698
Waster on the boardwalk, 078133. ©
Sept. 20, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 2; J 257468.
New York (City):
Brooklyn bridge and skyline,
078131.—Fifth ave. and Washington
areh, 078135.—Riverside drive and
Hudson River, 078132.—St. Patrick’s
eathedral, from rear, 078136.—Sky-
seraper district, 078130.—Upper Fifth
ave. and Central park, 078137. ©
Semi ou, 6922); 2 ¢. each Oct. 2;
J 257464-257466, 257469-257471.
Upper Fifth ave. and Central
mate Of5020. ©) Oct. 13, 1922; 2 «
Oct. 23; J 257805.
Washington, D. C., Japanese cherry
blossoms, 078134. © Sept. 20, 1922;
pee, Oct; 2> J 257467.
DEVINE (ALFRED W.) Malden, Mass.
16699
Motor vehicle rear lamps for proper
number plate illumination, construc-
tion diagram. [Blueprint]
g21922,; 2c. Dec. 20; I 7434.
Dexter (C. H.) & SONS, INC., Windsor
Locks, Conn. 16700-16703
Princess cover design. © July 6,
1922; 2 ¢ Nov. 17; K 169568.
2. Nov. 9: K 169415.
© Dec.
16733
Same. © Aug. 7%, 1922; 2 «¢.
Nov. 20; K 169664.
Same. © Sept. 8, 1922; 2c.
Nov. 21; K 169668.
Same. © Oct. 9, 1922; 2 «
Nov. 23; K 169762.
DickorE (MARIE) Cincinnati. 16704
Window displays. © 1c. July 21,
1922; J 257090.
DIEDRICKSEN (THEODORE) New Haven.
16705
[Harkness tower] © Nov. 7, 1922;
DIEKELMANN (WILLIAM) San Fran-
cisco. 16706
Sunrise on San Francisco Bay.
Noy. 23, 1922; 2c. Nov. 29; J 258544.
DIGGINS AERIAL PHOTO Co., Chicago.
16707, 16708
Chicago, Ill., Lake Shore from 26th
st. to 108rd st., aerial topographical
map. © Aug. 28, 1922; 2 c Sept. 11;
J 257618.
26th st., Racine ave. and Grand
ave., within the limits of Lake Shore,
aerial topographical map. © Aug. 23,
1922-2 ce. sept. 113 J 257619:
DILLINGHAM (CHARLES) New York.
16709
New York hippodrome. [Program
cover] © Sept. 2, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 9;
K 168948.
Dopp, Mrap & co., Inc., New York.
Alice’s adventures in wonderiand
illustrations. (Jn Alice’s adven-
tures in wonderland; by Lewis
Carroll) 16710-16733
Advice from a ecaterpillar.—dAlice
and Dinah.—Alice did not much like
the duchess so close to her.—Cook at
once set to work throwing every thing
within her reach [ete.]—King and
queen of hearts were seated on their
throne.—Mareh hare and the hatter
were having tea.—Poor little lizard,
Bill, was in the middle being held up
by two Guinea pigs [etc.]—Roses were
white, but there were three gardeners
[ete.]—So they began solemnly danc-
ing round and round Alice [ete.]—
There was a dispute going on, between
the executioner [ete.]—White rabbit,
splendidly dressed, came trotting along
[ete.]—Whole pack rose up into the
air and came flying down upon her.
© Nov. 18, 1922; 2 ec. each Nov. 21;
K 169689-169700.
ool
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16734
Dopp, Mrap & Co., INc.—Continued.
Moby Dick illustrations. (Jn Moby
Dick; by Herman Melville) :
And right in among those sharks
was Queequeng [ete.|—Come along
then, do come, won’t ye come?—D’ye
mark him, Flask? whispered Stubb
[ete.]—During the most violent shocks
of the typhoon _ [ete.]—Foreboding
shivers ran over me.—He raised a
gull like cry in the air.—I tore from
her, and with a sudden bodily rush
dashed myself full against the mark.—
Ishmael tells the town-ho’s story.—
Malays are after us.—Pull, pull, my
fine hearts alive, pull, my children
[ete.]—Tashtego stood in the bows.—
There is one God that is Lord over
the earth [ete.] © Oct. 14, 1922; 2
ec. each Oct. 17; K 169280-169291.
DowHeERTY (JOHN J.) Milwaukee.
16734
Chief Reasons. © Sept. 21, 1922; 1
ce. Sept. 23; Oct. 19; J 257806.
DoLBERG (GLENN RUSSELL) Glendale,
Calif. 16735
Mulligan (Miss Genivine) with vio-
lin. © June: 10,1922 5, 2, c. Oct. 163. 5
257710.
D’OLIeER (HENRY) jr., Bridgeport,
Conn. 16736
Illumination, principles, problems,
effects, results, industrial plant light-
ine ©) Nov. 6,2 1911 > 2 ¢ Nov. 7;
I 7369. i
DONALDSON LITHOGRAPHING CO., New-
port, Ky. 16737-16746
Blectrify, Hlectric service is in-
expensive. [24 sheet poster, 4917] ©
Oct. 1, 1922; 2 ec Nov. 22; K 169722.
[4 prints]:
[Dry cleaning.
4959 |—[Furniture.
4960]—[Ice cream.
4958]—Ye olde merrie Christmas.
[16 sheet poster, 4961] © Dee. 1,
1922; 2 c each Dec. 11; K 170225—
170228.
[5 prints]:
Appearance means much to you.
[15 sheet poster, 4937]—-Dish they
celebrate. [10 sheet poster, 4940]—
Electrify. Buy her something electri-
cal for Christmas. [24 sheet poster,
4918|—[Furniture. 12 sheet poster,
4938]—Thrift scores the winning
touchdown in the struggle for success
[16 sheet poster, 4936] © Nov. 1,
1922; 2 e@ each Nov. 22; K 169717—-
169721.
15 sheet poster,
12 sheet poster,
10 sheet poster,
pt. TyGRS.S VAT
DONNELLEY (REUBEN H.) corP., Chi-
cago. 16747
Brides book series, 50, 51. © Oct.
20, 1922; 2 @ each Oc€t.2235 Me 109230.
169231.
Doty (HK. E.) Battle Creek. 16748
Van Tuyle’s (Myron) muskie, caught
at Thorn Apple Lake. © Aug. 15,
1922; 2 c Oct. BS: 2Zatee=
DouGHERTY (OWEN T.) St. Paul.
16749
Character analysis chart. © Nov.
2, 19223) 2 es Nowe 6; K 169686.
DoueLas (K. 8.) Coleville, Calif.
16750, 16751
Autumn. © 1 © Wee migie22 Fy
258704.
Topaz. -©: 1 Gy Bec wii ae2e
258705.
Dovuetas (Kirrie 8.) Sparks, Ney.
16752
Too hard the journey seemeth. ©
1 c. Nov. 15,1922. J 2os2to.
Dow (Louis F.) co., St. Paul.
16753-16756 -
[Komical klown] © Oct. 10, 1922;
2c. Nov. 153K t69sss:
{3 prints]:
[Boyhood trail]—[Priceless gems ]—
[Sweetest girl] © Oct. 1, 1922; 2c.
each Nov. 6; K 169256—169258.
Dow, JONES & co., New York.
16757-16763
Liberty bonds, 1st, 44% due 1932-
47, 34% converted, monthly high and
low. © Aug. %, 1922- We, Ane 10:
I 7000.
Mexican light oil production. ©
Aug. 17, 1922; 1,4 Auge 2k oils:
Mexican petroleum, high and low,
by weeks. © Oct. 21, 1922; 1 ¢ Oct.
26; I 7294.
N. Y. stock exchange, transactions
in percentage. © July 18, 1922; 1 c.
Sept. 6; I 7176.
Swings in the bond market. 40
bonds. © Dec. 1, 1922; 1 ec Dec. 4;
I 7394.
U. S. gold imports and exports, by
months. © Oct. 21, 1922; 1 ¢« Oct.
26; I 7293. é
U. S. steel common quarterly high
and low and number of shareholders.
© Nov. 4, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 7; 1.7326.
DowNle (JANET) Austin, Tex. 16764
Univ. of Texas, main bldg. © Sept.
20, 1922; 2c Oct. 4; K 168949.
B02
-
Py.
ey
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
16819
no. 4, 1922 -
DoyLe (FREDERICK) River Forest, Ill.
16765
Diddle, diddle, dumpling, our son
mim fete] © Nov. 11, 1922; 2 «.
Dee. 8; K 170127.
DRESCHER (JOHN) Co., INC., New York.
16766-16770
[5 prints]:
[Looking towards the sea]—[Souve-
nir of Normandy]—[Spring blos-
soms|—[Twin stars]—[Ville d’Avray]
fo) Ney. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Nov. 2; K
- 169213-169217.
DerEeYFouS (ALBERT) New York. 16771
Last of the horses. Engine co. 205,
mem, NY. © Dee. 20, 19223 2 ec.
Dec. 27; J 258968.
Drucker & BALTES co., New York.
16772
American bankers’ assn., 48th an-
nual convention, Hotel Commodore,
New York, Oct. 4; 1922. © Oct. 4,
meee ec. Oct. 5; J 257590.
DuBIN (ALEXANDER) Philadelphia.
16773
Keystone club packet of information.
©l1ec. Aug. 18, 1922; J 256762.
Dupitzy (Vivian B.) Detroit. 16774
[Saviour of all nations] © Sept. 28,
19277 2 ec. Oct. 9; K 168487.
Du MAzUEL (EpMoND GUY FERDINAND
ROBILLARD) Mexico, Mexico.
16775
Sanamex wells. © Aug. 7, 1922;
2 e¢. Aug. 16; I 7002.
DuncAN (HowArD F.) Champaign,
TE 16776
Wesley foundation. © Nov. 1, 1922;
fe Noy. 6; J 258113.
DUNTHORNE (R.) & SON, London.
16777
[Genoa, Italy, house of Christopher
~Columbus; by Hedley Fitton] © Nov.
a to22 > 1 e. Oct. 16; K 169906.
DuNWorTH (FRED RUGGLES) Buffalo.
| 16778
Our bathing belle. © Oct. 23, 1922;
Pee. ct. 24: J 257866.
Dv Saar (DoepdE J.) Holland, Mich.
16779-16784
Macatawa fire, 16. © July 16,
mee, 2 ¢. each July 19; J~256191—
256196.
DYKMAN (Howarp) East Orange, N. J.
16785
Medical time reminder. ©1e. Sept.
mae 19925) T6L.
EARNSHAW PRESS corP., Boston. 16786
Boston, Mass., sanatorium of the
Christian science benevolent assn., air-
plane view. © 1. Nov. 15,, 1922; J
258276.
EHATON (LAWRENCE H. F.) Orono, Me.
16787
Orono, Me., University of Maine,
campus. © Dec. 4, 1922; 2 c. Dee. 7;
J 258631.
EBERSAU (JOHN) Chicago.
16788-16791
Scratch matches here:
[Dancing girl]—[Scratching dog]—
[Seratching hen]—[Smoker’s figure]
© Oct: 3, 1922; 2 c each Oct. 21; K
169199169202,
Eppy (RaupeH J.) Oregon City, Or.
16792-16798
New Willamette River bridge:
Construction operations, complete
view.—North side.—South side.—Sun-
set view. © Aug. 25, 1922; 2 c. each
Oct. 2; J 257497-257500.
Oregon City, Or., Willamette River
bridge, north view. © Dee. 13, 1922;
2 e. Dee. 19; J 258785. i
shooting gunite bulkhead. ©
Sept. 20, 1922; 2 ec. Sept. 27; J 2574386.
-south view. © Dec. 13, 1922;
2c. Dec. 19; J 258786.
EpGar ALLAN POE SHRINE, INC., Rich-
mond. 16799-16803
[5 photographs]:
Fountain and old_ stone house,
XXXIII, XXXVI.— Fountain and
shrine, X 5, X 6.—Old stone house,
XXXVITI. © Oct. 24, 1922; 2 c each
Nov. 18; J 258827—258831.
EDISsonN (THomAS A.) Orange, N. J.
16804-16819
Edison (Thomas A.):
And Atwell group.—And Hdiphone
works committee.—And Edwin OC.
Barnes.—And electric Ediphone.—And
J. M. Dolbey.—And Mr. Robert Reid.—
And Napoleon Hill.—And New York
City Ediphone sales foree.—And V. M.
Coolidge.—And W. C. Quinn.—Bratton
and Hoffman.—Dolbey, Van Ausdall
and Dumfort.—Fridell, Campbell and
McInnes.—James and William Dol-
bey.—Scribner and Reid. © Aug. 15,
LOD ee Fey encnuMoet. | bS)3 v J ZT T32—
257744, 257746, 257747.
Forty - fifth Ediphone convention
group. © Aug. 15, 1922; 2 ec. Oct. 18;
J 257745.
doo
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16820
EDMONDSON (GrEoRGE M.) Cleveland.
16820
Resting. © Nov. 6, 1922; 2 «
Nov. 6; J 258127.
EDMONSTON (BERTRAM L.) Baltimore.
16821
Oilcock wrench and gasoline gauge.
[Blueprint] © 1 ¢« Dee. 2, 1922; I
7386.
EDMONSTON (BERTRAM L.) AND ForpD
(Wo. O.) Baltimore. 16822, 16823
Ford oilcock wrench and gasoline
gauge. [Blueprint] © 1. Oct. 14,
O22 nL. GZ90:
In one piece.
ee I 7301.
Or Le Ock. 19:
Epson (NoRMAN) Burton, Wash.
16824-16828
Day’s awakening. © Nov. 7, 1922;
2c. Dec. 18; J 258772.
Evening on Puget Sound. © Oct.
tT, O22 2 eOck 162.3 ZorrL5:
Forest window. © Oct. 18, 1922;
2:e@. Oct. 2835.) 257802. ;
Our distant guide.
2e. Dee. 4; J 258595.
Rainier (Mt.) © Oct. 11, 1922; 2c.
Oct. 16; J 257714.
© Nov. 1, 1922;
EcELHor (F. L.) Dubuque, Ia. 16829
Perpetual concrete burial vault. ©
Sept. 20, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 30; 1 ec. Oct.
16; I 7269.
Baltimore.
16830
General arrangement of _ electric
driven hydraulic pipe line dredge, F
179) (©) Auer 19222 e. Aug, 21:
i (On:
ELLICOTT MACHINE CORP.,
ELLINGSON (MAaArtTIN A.) McCook, Neb.
16831
Allai’s garden. © Aug. 17, 1922:
2 ec. Aug. 21; J 257091.
ELLIOTT SERVICE co., New York. 16832
Stop accidents. © Nov. 4, 1922;
2c Nov. 6; K 169255.
BELLIs (WILLIAM SHEWELL) Philadel-
phia. 16833-16836
Lorimer (George Horace) :
Looking direct at camera, 2.—Look-
ing up.—Profile-—Sitting in chair and
looking straight at camera, 1. © Nov.
3, 1922; 2 @ each Dec. 13; J 258892-—
258895.
DU.IVic ese. 17
ELLSwortH, BARRows & REEVES, Buf-
falo. 16837-16844
Index and instructions for land
value charts. © Oct. 1, 1922; 2 «.
Nov. 102 2) 73ae
Land value chart:
For lots having sides parallel but of
unequal length.—For lots running thru
from street to street.—For lots with
sides parallel but not perpendicular
to street.—For lots with unequal front’
and rear width [ete.]—For triangular
lots in percent of rectangular lot of
standard depth—For various lot
depths compared with standard.—
Land value chart to divide a lot con-
necting streets of unequal front [ete.]
© Oct. 1, 1922: 2 c eden Nov. 47: 1
7307-7368.
Titss (THEODORE) Providence, R. I.
16845
Hgyptian long clothe © Oct. 11,
1922;°2 @ Oct, Ate KaGsia
EmMrick (ROBERT PAGE) Leeds, Mass.
16846
Twin birches. © Sept. 27, 1922; 2
ce. Sept. 28; J 257424.
ENGELBRECHT (CURT Bean) New York.
16847-16849
Hopatcong N. J., aerial
view :
East shore.— Hopatcong (Lake)
aerial view.—West shore. © Nov. 10,
1922; 2 ce. each Nov. 16; J 258290—
258292.
EncrisH (Burt) Ft. Sheridan, Il.
16850, 16851
[Object alphabet. Objects resem-
bling each letter of alphabet from A
to: M] '© 1 @ Nove ae22 iiietT,
—[NtoZ] ©l1ce. Nov. 27, 1922;
EWG het,
ERMET MFG. CO., Indianapolis. 16852
Here’s microscopic proof of Hrmet
porosity and _ strength. Oct: 13;
(Lake)
1922; 2 @ Oct. 6; K 168657.
ESTATES OF TAPPAN ZEE, INC., New
York. 16853
Philipse manor-on-Hudson, New
York. © Sept. 8, 1922; 2°¢ Sept. 16;
J 257425.
EXTTINGER (DAVID R) New York.
16854-16865
[12 prints]:
At this golf I ain’t no star [etc.]—
Canny Scotch, they know good licker
[ete.]—I ain’t good lookin, I ain’t got
clothes [ete.]—I’m getting careless
and lazy too [ete.]—If I could wish
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5
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1922
a wish for you, etc—Me and paw and
maw and the kids. [ete.]— Merry
Christmas and a flappy new year
[ete.|—Merry Christmas, old _ boy,
you’re a civil war golfer [etc.]—My
driving is not so good [etc.]—Remem-
ber way back when you wore pigtails
[etc.]—Us wimmen have our troubles,
goodness knows [etc.]—You’ve been
late for theatre [ete.] © July 10,
1922; 2 c« each Aug. 11; K 167238-
167249.
EVENING AMERICAN PUB. CO., Chicago.
16866-16869
Baby triangle. © Sept. 5, 1922;
ierwsepe lo; K 168380.
Davis (Dick) down on the farm.
© Oct. 14, 1922; 1 c Nov. 11; K 169522.
Her twins missing. © Oct. 17,
fee te) Noy. 11; K 169528.
Mrs. Bob, housewife queen. © Sept.
11, 1922; 1 c. Oct. 2; K 169849.
EXPRESSION Co., Boston. 16870
Curry (S. S.) 1847-1921. © Oct. 12,
#922; 2 ¢.-Oct. 16; K 169170.
Fasper (J. H.) & SON, Norfolk, Va.
16871-16874
Mellwane (Richard) jr. © Dee. 27,
Bo 32 we. Dec, 29; 3.259060.
mayne. (207) CT. 1.) G..C.. K.- of P.
fever. 6, 1922: 2 c. Oct. 7; J 257623.
Snead (H. C.) © Oct. 20, 1922; 2
Oct. 23; J 257799.
Some (kh. B.) jr. © Dec 27,
1922; 2 ¢. Dee. 29; J 259059.
FAIRBAIRN (FREDERICK W.) Cleveland.
16875
National clean street league, official
emblem of. © Dec. 27, 1922; 2 ¢. Dec.
29; K 170749.
FAIRCHILD AERIAL CAMERA CORP., New
York. 16876
New York (City) from two miles up
in the air. © Oct. 8, 1922; 2 ec. Oct.
14; J 257689.
FALVEY (HaAro“tp PETER) Chicago.
16877
Hank O’Hair. (in Postal spirit,
pepe 1922) ©. Sept: 1, 1922;:4' ¢
Oct. 2; K 169019.
FANNING (CEcIL) Columbus, O.
16878-16883
Rocca Porena:
Birthplace of St. Rita, church.—Con-
vent door through which St. Rita en-
tered.—Looking down on St. Rita’s
ehurch and convent, from _ the
heights.—Looking west on Main st.,
CLASSES, H TO K
16899
from the steps of the church of St.
Rita.—Oratory in process of construc-
tion on heights covering huge rock
which was the hermitage of St. Rita.—
St. Rita’s birthplace and home. ©
Nov 24, 1922542) e.,eaeh Nove: 20 3d
258503-258508.
Farnum (G. H.) Okemah, Okl.
16884
Hollinsworth (W. B.) and Iven
Rodes, Kelleyville, Okl., bank robbers
of Oct. 24, 1922, 6626. © Oct.-27, 1922;
Ze. Oct. al + J 258272.
FARR DRUG co., Astoria, Or.
16885-16887
[3 photographs]:
Burning Haleo mill.Halco mill
fire—Hammond lumber co. fire. ©
Sept. 12, 1922; 2 ec. each Sept. 18; J
257125-—257127.
Fay (Patrick B.) Amesbury, Mass.
16888
Compact. [Mayflower] © Nov. 38,
19270 10 e), Nove wisitec) Nov... 20acKs
169688.
FEATHER (Ropert SS.) Smithtown
Branch, IN) ¥. 16889-16891
Lake Ronkonkoma, L. I., N. Y., the
cenacle. © Nov. 20, 1922; 2 c Nov.
Be Ve 2 Sooo:
—JI,2. © Dee. 8, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
9; J 258663, 258664.
FELDMAN (Davin) Atlantic City.
16892
Vertebral philosophy. © Nov. 20,
not Ze NOV. lo, 1922 J 258360.
FELLHEIMER (ALFRED) and WAGNER
(StEwarD) New York.
16893, 16894
Competition for an administration
bldg., the Chicago tribune, ninth floor
plan. ©1c. Dee. 4, 1922; I 7408.
—— [Perspective] © 1c. Dee. 4,
1922; I 7409.
FERGUSON (IDA DuntAP) Dubuque, Ia.
16895
Fort Atkinson, Winneshiek Co., Ia.,
as it appeared in 1842. © Nov. 138,
192232) cy Nova. 16: KK. 170168.
FERRIS (Nor MAN L.) Rochester, N. Y.
16896-16899
[4 photographs]:
Entrance to the bay.—Minnesota
pines.—Sun-lit birches.—Trout creek.
© Noy. 1, 19225 2 €3 each: Dee? 11> 3
258741258744.
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16800 pt. IV. SV. LT
Frrsen (Baron EuGENE) Portland, Or. | Fisu=er (Harry O.) New York.
16900, 16901 16919-17069
[Morning star] © Nov. 13, 1922; 2
ce. Nov. 18; K 169612.
Torch. © Oct. 27, 1922; 2c. Oet. 19;
K 169259.
Mutt and Jeff [1922]:
© June 1; 1 ¢ Oct. 12; K 168600
© June 2; 1c. Oct. 12; K 168601
© June 3; 1 ce. Oct. 12; K 168602.
FIe~D (MARSHALL) & CO., Chicago. © June 4; 1c. Oct. 12; K 169603.
Patte Binhaauhs © i a © June 5; 1c. Oct. 12; K 168604.
Lone "20 = baat © June 6; 1 ec Oct. 12; K 168605
1922 ; 2 c. Nov. 20; K 170486. 1e 0; : 2; :
rea © June 7; 1 ec. Oct. 12; K 168606.
FIELD (WILLIAM H.) Cleveland. 16903 © June 8:1. Oct. 12; K 168607.
Sanatory cellars and how to build
them. [Blueprint] © Oct. 12, 1922;
awe, Oe 26 4 F296:
© June 9; eee
© June 10; 1c. Oct.
© June 11; 1 ¢. Oct.
12; K 168608
12; K 168609.
12; K 168610.
HFILLEAU (HMERY ALONZO) Houston. © June 12:1. Oct. 12; K 168611,
. asa © June 13; 1. Oct. 12; K 168612.
eR ee eee at © June 14; 1 ¢. Oct. 12; K 168613.
tie Ge aaa © June 15; 1c. Oct. 12; K 168614.
FINE ARTS PUB. CO., LTD., London.
16905-16908
Landscape with sheep and goats; by
T. Sidney Cooper. © Sept. 29, 1922;
1c. Oct. 16; K 168912.
© June 16; 1 ce. Oct.
© June 17 ; 4-6 er-
© June 18; 1 e. Oct.
© June 19; 1c. Oct.
12; K 168615.
12; K 168616.
12; K 168617.
12; K 168618.
Source: by A. Dampier May. © June 20; 1c. Oct. 12; K 168619.
Aug. 2, 1922: 1 é Oct AGSK 168910: © June 21; 1 ¢. Oct. 12; K 168620.
sunset at land’s end; by Julius © June 22; 1c. Oct. 12; K 168621.
aoe Aug, 1 1922; 1 .c. Oct. 16; © June 23; 1c. Oct. 12; K 168622.
© June 24; 1 ec. Oct. 12; K 168623.
© June 25; 1 ¢. Oct. 12; K 168624.
© June 26; 1c. Oct. 12; K 168625.
© June 27; 1c. Oct. 12; K 168626.
© June 28; 1 © Oct. 12; K 168627.
© June 29; 1c. Oct. 12; K 168628.
Yon yellow sunset; by Joseph Far-
quharson. © Aug. 1, 1922; 1 ce Oct.
16; K 168911.
FisuHer (J. A.) Graceville, Minn.
16909-16913
Graceville, Minn., Toqua Lake state
park. © Oct. 29, 1922; 2c. Oct. 26; J © June 30; 1c Oct. 12; K 168629.
258282. © July 1; le. Oct. S054 169i 5.
Graceville, Minn., Toqua Lake state © July 2; le Och S07 ww mesii6.
park: © July 3; 1 ¢ Ok, S07 We 409117;
A corner.—Entrance.—On Toqua © July 4; 1c. Oct. 30; K 168118.
Lakes) °@) July 125, °1922" 2 ‘e each pe ‘
Sept. 8; J 257049, 257050, 257052. © July 05 ee ee
. ae 4 © July 63 1 ¢ Och 30+ ie 169120.
Moonlight cn Bigstone Lake. © 5
July 25, 1922; 2 c Sept. 8; J 257051. © July 7; 1 € Oct. SU toot,
r cw h © July 8; 1 € Oct) Ss0z ego.
ISHBAUGH NILLIAM RTHUB) ; Het :
Minn nh: 16914-16917 © July 9; 1 & Oct S05 Rerogi2s.
Palphotosraphel - © July 10; 1 c Oct. 30; K 169124.
Bryan (William Jennings) at © July 11; 1 ¢. Oct. 30; K 169125.
home.—Miami causeway by moon- © July 12; 1 e. Oct. 30; K 169126.
light——Miami sky line—Sunrise on © July 13; 1. Oct. 30; K 169127.
Biscayne Bay. © Sept. 15, 1922; 2 beng) ;
c. each Oct. 10; J 257690-257693. OSuly 14; 1 6 Oe
© July 15; 1c. Oct. 30; K 169129.
ated et tee are © July 16; 1c. Oct. 30; K 169130.
Old merchant ship brings you Christ- © July Lt: eee Be = as
mas greetings. © Oct. 31, 1922; 2. © July 18; 1 e. Oct. 30; K 169132.
Oct 3l= 3 -169165. © July 19; 1 ¢ Oct. 30; K 169133.
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30; K 169135.
30; K 169156.
30; K 169137.
30; K 169138.
30; K 169139.
30; K 169140.
30; K 169141.
30; K 169142.
30; K 169143.
30; K 169144.
30; K 169145.
20; K 169615.
20; K 169616.
20; K 169617.
20; K 169618.
20; K 169619.
20; K 169620.
20; K 169621.
20; K 169622.
20; K 169623.
20; K 169624.
20; K 169625.
20; K 169626.
20; K 169627.
20; K 169628.
20; K 169629.
20; K 169630.
20; K 169631.
20; K 169632.
20; K 169633.
20; K 169634.
20; K 169635.
20; K 169636.
28; K 169637.
20; K 169638.
20; K 169639.
20; K 169640.
20; K 169641.
20; K 169642.
20; K 169643.
20; K 169644.
28; K 169907.
28; K 169908.
28; K 169909.
28; K 169910.
28; K 169911.
28; K 169912.
28; K 169913.
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28; K 169918.
28; K 169919.
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28; K 169921.
28 ; K 169922.
28; K 169925.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17070
pt. IV 4s we IT
Seattle.
17070-17075
Dutch windmill. © Oct. 5, 1922;
2 ce. Oct. 11; J 257674.
Western light, 1689. © Dec. 18,
1922); 2 c. Dee. 26; J 258912.
[4 photographs]:
Evening, 1684.—Mountain from Lake
Washington, 1686.—Twilight, 1687.—
Twilight on the mountain, 1685. ©
Nov. 29, 1922; 2 ¢ each Dec. 4; J
258601—258604.
FLAPPER PUB. CO.,
FISHER, CROFT CO.,
Chicago.
17076-17078
tepose. (Flapper art series,1) ©
Sept. 15, 1922; 2 c Sept. 18; K 168401.
Spell of the Orient. oan art
series 2) ~@ Oat #a, 1922 2e) Oct.
20; K 169171.
World in her hands. (Flapper art
series, 3) © Nov. 28, 1922; 2. c. Dec.
7; K 170049.
FLETCHER (Howarp Epsar) Indian-
apolis. 17079
Fletcher’s facts and fundamentals
for fast figuring. [11 cards, blue-
prints] © 1 ¢ Oet. 5, 1922; 1 7257.
Fotcer (STEPHEN LANE) INCc., New
York. 17080-17084
{Class ring card]:
6366, 6664, 6671, 6698, 6699, 6906,
6907, 6911, 6918, 6921, 7054, 7055,
7102, 7139, 7142.—6554, 6782, 6936,
6944, 7003, 7004, 7009, 7171, 7174,
7176, 7178, 7182, 7184—7186.—6828,
6841, 6856, 6858, 7010, 7012, 7013,
7025, 7028, 7031, 7221-7225.—7190-
7204.—-7262-1276. © -Sept. 9, 1922;
2 ec. each Sept. 28; K 168212-168216.
Forp (ALEXANDRA M. K.) New York.
17085
[Hearts are Sa setting for mu-
sical comedy] © 1c. Oct. 21, 1922;
Il 7297;
Forp (REGINALD E.) Ellensburg,
Wash. 17086
Flora. _© Nov. 10,;1922; 2 ¢ Nov.
16; J 258289.
ForNcROoOK (CLARENCE §S.) Los An-
geles. 17087, 17088
Are-Bee oil syndicate properties. ©
1 @ Oct. 28, 1922: J 257980.
Mid-oil home tract. © 1c. Dec. 26,
1922; J 258909.
FoucHr (Hpear N.) Philadelphia.
17089
Teddy. © Oct. 5, 1922; 2 ¢ Nov. 1;
J 258051.
5
Fox (GeEorGE) Los Angeles.
17090-17107
(Selling a la carte, 1-18):
As a careful buyer you no doubt are
justified in placing confidence [etc.]—
I don’t believe we’d be _ interested
[ete.]—I have sent for you Jones for
the purpose of having a talk [ete.]—
It seems to me your price is rather
high, Mr. Fox.—Now, Mr. Blank, that
you have decided to avail yourself of
what I have to offer [etc.]—Real sales-
man appreciates the purpose of the
information desk [ete.]—Reliability.—
Salesman is a reflection of his busi-
ness Salesman’s success largely
depends upon his mental attitude to-
ward his house.—Show him in.—There
are two kinds of salesmen [ete.]—To
leave the right impression is quite as
important as to gain an audience.—
Well, I am very busy today, Mr. Fox.—
Well, I would like to think it over,
Mr. Fox.—What ean I do for you,
Mr. Fox?—When could I get it, Mr.
Fox ?—Yes, we have an opening for
a salesman [ete.]—You have to show
your ticket. © Oct. 1, eg rs ce. each
Nov. 4: K 169260-169277
FRANCIS (CAar~L C.) New Brunswick,
Notes
17108
Who killed them? ‘Hall and Mills
murder case. © Novy. 5, 1922; 2 «
vov. 6; J 258665.
FRANKEL (Epwarp T.) New York.
17109
Big league percentage chart. ©
Aug. 14, 1922; 2 ec. Aug. 16; 0 7177.
FRANTZ (IRA B.) Iola, Kan. 17110
[Frantz optical demonstration
charts] © Aug. 18, 1922; 2 ¢ Aug.
5; I 7086.
FRASHER (BURTON) Pomona, Calif.
17111-17114
Los Angeles, Calif., County fair
grounds. © Oct. 21, 1922; 2 ec. Dec.
20; J 258803.
bird’s-eye view, 102, 103. ©
Oct... 21,1922 5
258804, 258805.
Pomona, Calif., First Baptist.church,
rally day, Oct. 29, 1922. © Nov. 1,
1922: 2 ¢. Nov. 8} J 2Zostae:
FRAZER (JEAN) AND FRAZER (HAL)
Hannibal, Mo. 17115
Coontz (Admiral R. E.) putting
medal! on Mrs. Nettie Hall Austin. ©
Aug, (22,.1922% 2) ¢ Aug. 20 eZ oreTo:
2..¢, each: Dee 20: J
38
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
Litt
FREEDLANDER (JosEPpH HENRY) New
York. 17116
New Fifth ave. traffic signal tower.
© 1. Dec. 16, 1922; I 7423.
Frey (Frep H.) Winona, Minn.
Pon LTS
Sugar Loaf, A,B. © Oct. 25, 1920;
2 ec. each Oct. 26, 1922; J 258948,
258944.
Frink (H. A.) Quincy, Mass.
: 17119-17125
Braintree, Mass.:
All Souls church, 492.—Hpollis school,
483, 489.—Railroad square, 493.—
Thayer academy, 490.—Thayer gym-
nasium, 491.—1st Congregational
ehureh, 494. © Nov. 11, 1922; 2 ¢
each Nov. 24; J. 258477—258483.
Frost & REED, LTD., Bristol, England.
17126-17131
[Blue boy; by Arthur Hogg, after
Thomas Gainsborough] © Oct. 27,
1922; 1 c. Nov. 11; K 169541.
[5 prints]: “
[Blue boy: by T. Hamilton Craw-
ford, after Thomas Gainsborough]—
[Glowing eve; after Sutton Palmer]
—[Nature’s mirror; after Sutton
Palmer ]—[Patience; by Herbert Dick-
see]—[Red prince mare; after A. J.
Munnings] © Nov. 11, 1922; 1c. each
Nov. 11, 1922; K 169540, 169542-
169545.
FuLtTon (Wm. G.) Tampa, Fla. 17182
Combination scale and protractor
for architects, engineers and contrac-
fers. ©) June 22, 1922; 2c. duly 10;
FE 6999.
Funk & WAGNALLS co., New York.
17133-17141
[Autumn] (Jn Literary digest, Nov.
#1922) © Noy. 2, 1922; 1 ¢. Nov.
11; K 169455.
Autumn color. (Jn Literary digest,
ewe2t, 1922) © Oct. 19, 1922; 1 «.
ein 25°. K 169017.
Chrysanthemums. (Jn Literary di-
gest, Oct. 7, 1922) © Oct. 5, 1922; 1
oer 12: K 168596.
Fleet of Columbus. (Jn Literary di-
gest, Oct. 14, 1922) © Oct. 12, 1922;
1 ¢« Oct. 21; K 168886.
For a good boy. (Jn Literary di-
gest, Dec. 2, 1922) © Dec. 1, 1922;
1c. Dec. 6; K 170048.
Home from his first voyage. (In
Literary digest, Nov. 11, 1922) © Nov.
Paes. J03 Nov. 173K 16961.
Story book. (idm Literary digest
Sept. 30, 1922) © Sept. 28, 1922; 1c.
Oct. 9; K 168493.
Thanksgiving 300 years ago. (In
Literary digest, Nov. 25, 1922) ©
Nov. 23, 1922; 1 c Dec. 4; K 169998.
While the audience waits. (Jn Lit-
erary digest, Oct. 28, 1922) © Oct.
28, 1922; 1 «. Nov. 3; K 169223.
FUNSTEN BROS. & CO., St. Louis.
17142-17145
For biggest fur checks. [Drawing of
skunk with frog] (Jn Farm journal.
Dee. 1922) © Dee. 1, 1922; 1 ¢ Dec.
13; K 170490.
Get posted on furs. [Drawing of
four racoons] (Jn Farm life, Oct.,
£922) 8°) Ocks f, 11922 he (OecknZs *
K 169106.
[Drawing of musrats]
cessful farmer, Oct., 1922)
i, 1922 te; Oct: 283 K 169107:
[Drawing of skunk] (Jn Farm
journal, Oct., 1922) © Oct. 1, 1922;
1 e. Oct. 28; K 169108.
GAFFNEY (JAMES J.)
(CARL) Louisville.
[4 photographs]:
Fort Shelby garage.—Slant floor
storage, floor connection.—Slant floor
storage, longitudinal perspective.—
Slant floor storage, side perspective.
© 1 ec. each Sept. 22, 1922; J 257194
257197.
GANTNER & MATTERN co. San Fran-
cisco. 17150-17153
Gantner & Mattern bathing girl. ©
1 ec. Aug. 9, 1922; J 255564. ,
——24. ©1«¢ each Aug. 9, 1922;
J 256562, 256563, 256565.
GARTNER & BENDER,
(In Suc-
© Oct.
AND HEPPING
17146-17149:
Chicago.
17154-17170
[17 prints]:
Affair of the heart.—Birdie.—Blos-
soms.—Captivating.—Close to the
heart.—Diplomatic reply.—Earth’s
awakening.—Hand made_ entertain-
ment.—Lily elf.—Nature’s majesty.—
Pastoral peace.—Playdays.—Precious .
hours.—Requiring consideration.—Say
dad-dy.—Spirit of the gloaming.—
When winter comes. © Sept. 20,
1922; 2 c@ each Nov. 11; K 169462-
169478.
GELDERS (I.) Fitzgerald, Ga. abr aera
Watson (Thos. E.)- and his mail
box. © Nov. 4, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 6; J
258126.
o09
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17172
GENERAL BELTING CO., Seattle. 17172
When belts don’t run, we do. ©
Nov. 24, 1922; 2.c. Dec. 4; K 169993.
GENERAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE, New
York. 17173-17193
Christie amphibious 75 min:
Caterpillar gun’ mounts, W-—01-114.
—Caterpillar tractor gun mounts, W-—
01-115, W-01-116.—Gun mounts, W-
01-(109-113) © Sept. 9, 1922; 2 ¢
each Dee. 7; J 259041—259048.
©
gun tank, W-—01—(101-106)
Nov. 822, ‘8922: "2 7e. teaeh Wee. Te ce
259049-259054.
Curtiss Pulitzer army racer in flight.
© Dee. 7, 1922; 2 ¢ Dee 485 J 258731.
Florida sunset. © Apr. 1, 1922; 2c.
Dec. 21; J 258833.
Wilbur Wright, air yacht, A, B.
Aue 2h, 1927) 2.e Dee i2ks 258ss4,
258835.
— flying boat, christening, 1-3. ©
Sept. 26, 1922; 2 @ each Dec. 13; J
258896—258898.
GERHARD SISTERS PHOTO Co., St. Louis.
17194, 17195
Kennedy (John) © June 19, 1922;
2 c. June 26; J 255566.
Salisbury (Harry L.) © June 20,
19227 2er se 2a o° 25050.
GERHARD SISTERS STUDIO, St. Louis.
17196
Hart (Geo.) ©/ July 21, 1922; 2c.
Aug. 3; J 256410.
GIBSON (GEORGE PERCIVAL) Berkeley,
Calif. 17197
Mi-mi. © July 14, 1922; 2 c Sept.
19 S25 CSU:
GIBSON ART co., Cincinnati.
17198-17206
[9 prints]:
Hello little kewpie kiddies [ete]—
Here comes a couple o’ kewpies dear
[ete]—I wish I were with you [ete]—
I wish, just like this merry little
kewpie [etc]—It may be rather shock-
ing [etc]—[Kewpie knows a secret ]—
Kewpie playing Santa Claus [etc]—
Kewpies are singing a carol so gay
[etec]—Two little kewpies bring you
joy [etc] © Sept. 1, 1922; 2 c each
Oct. 9; K 169020-169028.
GirrorD (RALPH IRvinNG) Portland, Or.
17207-17218
[4 photographs]:
Lookout, X 1389.—Teepees on the
Columbia, X 140.—Umatilla Indian
pt. Iv.,n.s., v.17
camp, X 141.—Vista from Lancaster
camp, X 145. © Sept. 22, 1922; 2c.
each Sept. 29; J 257437-257440.
[8 photographs]:
Adams (Mt.) from Van Horns
Butte, X 161.—Hood (Mt.) and Hood
River Valley, X 1388.—Hood (Mt.) and
orchard Hood River, X 159.—Hood
(Mt.) from Mt. Hood lodge, X 137.—
Punch Bowl, Hagle Creek, X 116.—
St. Helens (Mt.) X 120.—St. Helens
(Mt.) and Silver Lake, X 127.—St.
Helens (Mt.) from Silver Lake, X 125.
© Nov. 14, 1922; 24 each Nov. 22;
J 258585—258592.
GLOVER (LycurGus Soton) Detroit.
17219-17221
Detroit, Mich., Public library, paint-
ings by Edwin Howland Blashfield:
Drama and music.—Graphie arts.—
Poetry. © Oct. 1, 1922; 2c. each Oct.
D3 J 257592-257594.
GODFREY (RaLtPpH M.) Lima, O. 17222
Good night daddy. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1922 ¢. J. 2574s
GOES LITHOGRAPHING Co., Chicago.
17223-17238
{Lithographed blank certificate, 416-
418] © Oct. 21, 1922; 2 ce. each Oct.
23; K 168889-168891.
[Lithographed blank stock certifi-
cate, 944, 358-360] © Oct. 21, 1922;
2 e each Oct. 23; K 168892, 168893,
168895, 168896.
[Lithographed calendar top, 26] ©
Oct. 23, 1922; 2 « Oct. 27; K 169033.
[Lithographed stock certificate, 361]
© Nov. 28, 1922; 2c. Dec. 1; K 169879.
362]: © Neve 28.) 1922 27 2. ec.
Dee. 1; K 169880.
and stub, 704] ©
1922; 2 c. Oct. 30; K 169160.
—+— 934, 1921] © Oct. 21,
1922; 2 ec each Oct. 23; K 168894,
168897.
—— —— 1943, 195, 196] © Nov. 16,
1922; 2 ¢. each Nov. 20; K 169665—
169667.
GooD FURNITURE
Oct) (27;
MAGAZINE, Grand
Rapids, Mich. — 17239-17250
[Furnishing and decorating the
home, plates 353, 361] © July 8,
1922; 2 ec. each Oct. 7; K 168460,
168462.
[plate 360] © May 10, 1922; 2c.
Oct. 7; K 168461.
040
-MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
17285
[plate 362] © Sept. 29, 1922; 2 ¢.
Oct. 7; K 168468.
[plates 363, 364] © Aug. 8, 1922;
2 ec. each Oct. 7; K 168464, 168465.
[plate 365] © Sept. 7, 1922; 2 ¢.
Oct. 7; K 168466.
[plate 366] © Sept.. 7, 1922; 2 «
Oct. 7; K 168467.
[plates 367-369, 371] © Oct. 11,
1922; 2 ec. each Oct. 25; K 168942-
168945.
GOODLET Tupelo,
Miss. a5
King’s cattle, the lawn chess. ©
tee Oct. 20; 1922; J 257780.
Gorpon (JoHN M.) San Francisco.
125A T2533
Seotchmen play golf in kilts, 1, 2.
© Sept. 20, 1922; 2 c. each Oct. 30,
1922; J 258030, 258031.
GOSNELL (BELLE C.) Seattle. 17254
Wherever beats the Scottish heart
[ete] © Nov. 14, 1922; 2 c Nov. 20;
K 169654.
GRABILL (B. E.) Shreveport, La.
17255
Sequoyah (Mt.) © Nov. 12, 1922;
2c. Dec. 14; J 258762.
GrRaDy (NELLIE ESTELLE) Baltimore.
17256
©) Octe 2,
(RoBERT FRANK)
Grady’s milk charts.
#92272. c. Oct. 3; J 257476.
GRAVELLE PICTORIAL NEWS SERVICE, In-
dianapolis. V5 A258
Foch (Marshal Ferdinand) of
France, profile showing him smoking
pipe. © Nov. 4, 1921; 2 c. June 26;
& 299062.
Murphy (Jimmy) winner of 500
mile auto race at Indianapolis, Ind.,
May 30, 1922. and Ernie Olson, me-
chaniec. © June 5, 1922; 2 c June
Ba A 200000.
GRAVER corP., East Chicago, Ind.
17259
Water softener for raw water ice
plants. © Dee. 1, 1922; 2 c. Dee. 13;
K 170246.
GRAY’S sTUDIO, Memphis. 17260
Steward (Dick) © Sept. 19, 1922;
Ze. pept, 22°F 257198. :
GREEN, CRANE STUDIO, Kansas City,
Mo. 17261
Hut. © Feb. 15,1922: 2°¢. Dee. 5;
J 258630.
GREENHALGH (J. H.) & co., Chicago.
; 17262
Chart of accounts. [Blueprint] ©
Ney. 2: 19222 eh Nov.255:1 7389.
GRIEF (LExIE W.) San Antonio. 17263
Doolittle (Zt. Jimmie) return from
cross country flight. © Sept. 9, 1922;
2c. Sept. 21; J 257188.
OTTo) Roxbury,
17264, 17265
© Oct. 24, 1922;
GRIMM
Mass.
Gault (Mrs. L. C.)
AnGe Oet: 245. J 257871.
Two fighters. © Oct. 2,1922,-.2-e
Oct. ayJ Zotz.
GROSE (PARLEE C.) McComb, O.
17266, 17267
Shenandoah Caverns, Devil’s re-
creat. © Awe. 10,1922: t-e: Oct. 255
1c Nov. 8; J 258362.
near Mt. Jackson, Va., Grose’s
grotto. © Aug. 10, 1922; 2 ¢. Aug. 12;
K 168951.
Gross (EpWArD) co., New York.
17268-17282
( VERNON
[3 prints]:
Ballet girl in blue; by Louis Kron-
berg.—Brother and_ sister—Do we
eat? © Oct. 10, 1922; 2 ¢. each Oct.
18; K 168648—-168650.
[3 prints]:
Beauty sleep.—Chewing the rag.—
Two of a kind. © Dec. 6, 1922; 2c
each Dec. 8; K 170129-170181.
[9 prints]:
Confidentially, how about an ap-
pointment?—Get ’em young, keep ’em
down, tell ’em nothin.—Let’s know
when you ain’t got your hands so
full_—Never have I seen such a fine
line.-—Sacred? Maybe, but too wise to
holler—Somethin’ flashy fur weak-
ends.—Taffy? eh, what?—Things have
been kinda squally.—Us craves a good
look atcha. © Nov. 23, 1922; 2 c. each
Noy. 24; K 169814-169822.
GROVER (BurRTON BAKER) Colorado
Springs, Col. 17283
© A%2
Blood pressure interpreter.
Nov. 16, 1922; I 7347.
GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CO., Casper,
Wy. 17284
Gold bond. Solid as the Rockies. —
© Nov. 21 1922-2 c. Noy. 28;
169882.
GUISCHARD (CHARLES HENRY) Rich-
mond Hilt, Week, Ni ¥. 17285
Guischard carica chart. © Sept. 11,
1922 3 We Ocho 2 1-e Oct; 20 :- L728
341
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17286
pt. Iv., 0. S., v.17
GURNEY (EDMUND) Portland, Or.
17286, 17287
Sure fit waist and skirt chart. [In-
structions for skirt waists and sleeves. ]
© Mar. 10, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 27; I 7179.
Waist and coat fitting instructions.
© Mar. 10, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 27; I 7178.
GUTTER (B) & sons, New York. 17288
[Betrothal] © Oct. 2, 1922; 2 «.
Noy. 9; K 169530.
ATE A: Sts Louis, 17289
Ha, ha. © Dee. 4, 1922; 2 c. Dec. 6;
K 170489.
HHAKKERvUpP (N. L.) Bemidji, Minn.
17290-17294
Bemidji, Minn., High school. ©
‘Oct. 14, 1922; 2 e@ Oct. 16; J 257709.
Samer © Nove 14, 19227 2: ¢
Nov. 20; J 258346.
Smith (John) 7-9. © Dee. 9, 1922;
2 ce. each Dec. 12; J 258713-258715.
HALL (CLAUDE: M.) Glens Falls, N. Y.
17295
“NCoae of arms, carrying devices,
ete.|. ©rAaeta tO22 +62 ic. -Oet. G5 I
7262.
HAMLIN (FRED EH.) Brooklyn.
17296-17315
Eyx-Kaiser:
And attendant.— And _ attendant,
close up.—And General Von Dom-
mes.—In meadows.— Late MKaiserin
and their grandsons, Prince August,
Wilhelm’s autographed photo.—Seeks
ing alone, cane in hand.—Walking in
grounds. © Aug. 10, 1922; 2 ¢. each
Aug. 26; J 256967, 256973—-256975 ;
256977, 256978, 256880, 256982, 256984.
Eix-Kaiser’s:
Chapel.—House, front view.—House,
side view.—Woodshed. © Aug. 10,
wean 2 ec. each Aug. 26; J +256968,
256972, 256983, 256986.
la OtOnTE DAS :
Chapel of Doorn.—Doorn estate, en-
trance.—Dutch guards at ex-kaiser’s
estate.—Pigeon house on whalebones.—
Pony cart passing ex-Kaiser’s estate.—
Roadway outside ex-Kaiser’s estate.—
Tramear arriving in Doorn. © Aug.
10, 1922; 2 ec. each Aug. 26; J 256969-
256971, 256976, 256979, 256981, 256985.
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ) Munich, Ger-
many. 17316
Abendstille; by Ernst Dorn. © Aug.
24, 1922; 1 ce. Nov. 20; K 169653.
HANLON (JOHN) San Francisco.
VisAT
Hanion’s art alphabet. © Jan. 18,
1922; 2 ce. Sept. 12; I 7282.
HANNA
N. M.
Acoma, N. M.:
Cathedral of the desert.—Enchanted
Mesa from the North Gate.—Guardian
of the North Gate.—Stronghold of.—
Valley of the Enchanted Mesa. ©
Oct. 20, 1922; 2 ce each) Noy 20" J
258347-258351.
Albuquerque, N. M., Chureh of San
Felipe. © Aug. 10, 1922; 2 ec Oct.
18; J 257815.
(Mitton KE.) Albuquerque,
17318-17323
HANSEL (RospeRT SITLINGTON) Pitts-
burgh. 17324-17327
[4 prints]:
Capital can be had, but to suecess-
fully reach it it must be tapped in
the right way.—sSecret money rais-
ing, the right plan an effective presen-
tation.—Strong arm of money rais-
ing.—There is a way to successfully
finance any legitimate meritorious
proposition. © July 29, 1922; 2 «.
each Dec. 28; K 170742-170745.
Harper (W. St. Ciarz) New York.
17328-17330
Visible license plate and holder, 1,
2. ©1ec.each July 27, 1922; J 256278,
256279.
holder;, 3: ¥Oo ees
1922; J 256280.
Wil-
17331
HARDING PEELING MACHINE CO.,
mington, Del.
Hands off. © Sept. 22
Dec. 7; K 170270.
Harpy (JuLIA Ropinson) Louisville.
Yours truly, Aunt Judy. © Oct. 16,
1922; 2 ec. Oct. 20; K 168995.
HARNISCH (GruLIo O.) New York.
i faap
H. S. New York string ensemble.
© Sept. 28, 1922: 2°e) Sepiew2n, is
168658.
Harris (W. J.) St. Augustine, Fla.
17334-17348
Cranberry Lake, N. J.:
Areh vista.—From Eagle Rock, B,
CG, E, F.—Looking east.—Rocks.—
Seenie.—Table Rock. © Aug. 10,
1922; 2 @ each Dee. 26; J 258951-—
258953, 258955-258959, 258961.
342
ey $ ,
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922 17443
Cranberry Lake, N. J.: [9 prints]:
East.—From Eagle Rock, D.—From {Anxious moments]—[At the milli-
Silver Rock.—Isles.—North.—North- | ner]—[In the reception room]—
east. © Aug. 15, 1922; 2 c. each Dec. | [Just arrived]—[Out for a run]—
26; J 258954, 258960, 258962—258965. [Primping up] — [Sorority girl] —
Harris & Ewine, Washington.
17349-17360
Byrne (Betty) 21845 EN. © Sept.
aetoee; 2 c. Dee. 11; J 258701.
Chung-Hui Wang, 77373C. © Dec.
30, 1921; 2 ce Dec. 11, 1922; J 258700.
Cooper (Gov. Robert A.) 80433 D.
© May 31, 1922; 2. @ Dec. 11; J
258703.
Dawes (General) A 3774. © Dec.
i 1922-2. ¢; Dee, 11; J 258695.
De Cespedes (Dr. Carlos Manuel)
31169 B K. © Dee. 7, 1921; 2 ce. Dee.
mie 1922: J 258702.
Oddie (Sen. Tasker L.) 73019 B S.
ervpr. 20, 1921; 2 cc. Dee. 11; 1922.
J 258696.
Pepper (Sen. George W.) 16849 BG.
mia 10 1922-2 ¢. Dec. 11; 5
258693.
Reed (Sen. D. A.) 82727 A. © Jan.
20, 1922: 2 ce. Dec. 11; J 258692.
Sarraut (Albert) 76454 A. © Nov.
Poe) = 2c. Dee, 11, 1922: J. 25869T.
Schanzer (Carlo) 76294 L. © Nov.
io, 1921-2 c Dec. 11, 1922; J 258698.
Von Therman (Baron Edmund)
morta ©. Noy. 23, 1921;.2, c. Dec.
11, 1922; J 258699.
Washington, D. C., Capitol through
Union station arch; 3896. © July 21,
1922; 2 c. Dee. 11; J 258694.
HARRISON (R. W.) Miami, Fla. 17361
Miami madonna. © Nov. 24, 1922;
Pee Nov.s26 sie 258501.
HART, SCHAFFNER & MArRx, Chicago.
17362-17440
[4 prints];
{At the Derb:]—[Co-eds]—[Seen
on Michigan boulevard]—[Their morn-
ing exercise] © Aug. 9, 1922; 2 «.
each Dee. 22; K 170418—-170421.
_ [4 prints]:
[Campfire companions]—[He’s com-
ing now]—([That’s Interesting] —
[Watching the nose dive] © Aug. 6,
eer 2 e. each Dec. 22: K. 170422—
170425.
[?¢ prints]:
[Back to college]—[Credit men]—
[Evening at home]—[Joys of motor-
ing ]—[Room mates]—[School days]—
[Standing by] © Aug. 19, 1922; 2.
each Dec. 22; K 170426—-170432.
[Vassar girl]—[Where’s the caddy]
© Sept. 25, 1922; 2 ec. each Dee. 22;
K_ 170380-170385, 170394-170396.
[10 prints]:
[After the service ]—[Announcer ]—
[At the book counter] — [Cheer
leader]—[Having them _ pressed]—
[His Christmas present]—T[It’s very
windy]—[On to work]J—[That means
extra wear]—[Waiting their turn]
© Sept. 23, 1922; 2 e@ each Dec. 22:
K 170386—1703893, 170446, 170447.
[10 prints]:
[At the opera]—[Coach]—[Getting
a bachelor button]—[His first les-
son]—T[It’s a formal party ]—[Looking
for a partnerJ]—[Open number]—
[Playing Santa Claus]—[Proposal]—
[Surburbanite] © Nov. 11, 1922; 2c.
each Dec. 22; K 170408-170417.
{11 prints]:
[At the crossing]—[Early start]—
[His last picture]—[Hold it
straight]—[It’s not exciting]—[Now
let’s go]J—[Ready to go in]—T[South-
ern gentleman]—[They’re coming
now]—([Traveling salesman ]—T[Wait-
ing for the taxi] © Oct. 28, 1922; 2c.
each Dec. 22; K 170397-170407.
[24 prints]:
[At the polo match]—[Bon voy-
age]—[Book worm]—[Christmas pres-
ent]|—[Detour from here] — Direc-
tor]—[Dirty job]—[Giving a lift]—
[Halloween]—[In the hotel lobby]—
[in the study]—T[It’s a good report ]—
[Leaving town]—[On the ferry]—[On
the green] —[Regular pal] — [She
knows the dance steps]—T[Sleighing
party ]—[She turned me down]—[Sur-
veyor|—[Take that scene]—[Train’s
late]—[Trap shooter]—Workout] ©
Sept. 9, 1922; 2 c«@ -each Dec. 22; K
170483-170445, 170448—-170458.
Hassett (JAMES A.) Seattle. 17441
[Plan of a township] © Aug. 12,
1922; 2 ec. Sept. 5; I 7283.
HatcH (O. L.) Kewanee, Ill. 17442
Farm bureau plant. © Oct. 20,
1922; 2 c Dee. 14; J 258735.
Haunes (Howarp C.) Peoria, Ill.
17448
Capacity of open ditches. [Blue-
print]. © Aug, 25,1922 +20. Sept. 9:
Lie.
343
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt: vs3He S17
17444
Hay (RatpH E.) Canton, O. 17444
Canton bulldogs. © Nov. 1, 1922;
2 eu Noy. 42:3 258112:
Haynes (J. E.) % Haynes photo
studios, St. Paul. 17445-17491
Bison stampede.
1922; J 258552.
Grand Teton, 16194. ©
1922: 2 ce Dec. 26; J 258908.
Yellowstone natl. park, Wy.:
Adelaide (Speed boat) coming to-
ward dock, 22661.—Arch at northern
entrance showing new ranger station,
22631.—Canyon, public auto camp,
tourists, 22679.—Cody road, S. Hill,
Spiral bridge, 22749.—Cody road, S.
Hill, spiral bridge and car, from dis:
tance, 22747.—Dragon’s Mouth Spring,
22637.—Entrance to Hoodoos, north,
22629.—Forest on north side of Mt.
Washburn, 22719.—Grand Canyon ho-
tel, lounge from office, 22744.—Grand
Canyon hotel, lounge toward office,
22742.—Hamilton’s store, Old Faith-
ful, 22670.—Hoodoos, burnt timber,
22698. — Lake Camp, 22731. — Lake
Camp entrance, 22732.—Lake Camp,
main bldg., entrance and _ people,
22730.—Lake Camp, main bldg., load-
ing coaches, 22729.—Lake, Hamilton
store, 22669.—Lodge pole pines and
aspens near Quadrant Mts., 22721.—
Lodge Pole pines growing in rock in
Firehold River, 22717.—Lodge pole
Pines near Kepler Cascade road,
22702.—Mammoth Hot Springs from
East Gardiner road, 22633.—Mammoth
Springs formation, limber pine, cedar
and juniper, 22700.—Meadow and
lodge poles near Willow park, 22709.—
Meldrum, Albright, Cook and Hedges
at Madison Junction, 22234.—National
Park Mt., and Deadwood stage,
22205.—Private autos at Beaver Dam,
22667.—Rabbit brush, 22693.—Ramsay
(L. A.) painting at Artist’s Pt., 22691,
22692.— Roosevelt (Camp) dining
room, 22741.—Roosevelt (Camp) fire-
place, 22740.—Roosevelt (Camp) from
Middle Distance, 22736.—Roosevelt
(Camp) main bldg., 22734.—Roosevelt
(Camp) main bldg, and cottage
line, 22738.—Semi-Centennial Geyser,
22626.—Sepulchre Mt., aspen and
Douglas spruce, 22714. — Sleeping
Giant, 22627.—Spruce trees near Con-
tinental Divide, 22703.—Spruce trees
near Lake Camp, 22707.—Undine
Falls, 22642.—Upper Fall through
trees, 22635.—Washburn (Mt.) spruce
near timberline, 22705.—Washburn
(Mt.) whitebark pine, 22696.—Wash-
burn (Mt.) whitebark pine and spruce
© 1a; Dee ST
dane id:
timberline, 22712.—Washburn (Mt.)
whitebark pine timberline, 22711. ©
July 15, 1922; 2 e each Nov. 13; J
258227-258271.
HEADLEY CHOCOLATE Co., Baltimore.
17492
[Easter dove.] © Nov. 12, 1922;
2 ec. Nov. 23; K 169904.
Heatp (Wm. RicHARDSON) Boston.
- 17493
Plymouth, Mass., Plymouth Rock. |
© Aug. 15, 1922 ; 2 c. Nov. 24; J 258566.
HECHT co., INc., Baltimore. 17494
Venable park stadium. © Nov. 28,
1922; 2 c. Nov. 29; K 169861)
HemMiIne (Harry H.) Milwaukee.
17495
dar mamma. ©: Oct: 3, 919226 - C.
Oct. 7; K 169049.
HENDERSON (F. R.) & CO.,
York. 17496, 17497
Rubber. Price of ribbed smoked
sheets at New York and total monthly
exports from the east, Nov., 1921 to
Sept., 1922. © Nov. 2, 1922; 2 c. Nov.
Set Fars,
Dec. 1921 to Nov., 1922. © Dee.
2, 1922: 2-¢. Dee Aliso.
INc., New
Hersert (Emit) New York. 17498
Two roads. Two loads. © Nov. 17,
1922;2 c¢. Dec. 4; K 169991.
HERBERT & LANCE STUDIOS, Detroit.
17499, 17500
Fljozdal (F. H.) Grand President of
United brotherhood of maintenance-of-
way and ry. shop laborers. © Oct. 15,
1922; 2 « Nov. 4; J 258158.
Milliman (KE. E.) Grand Secretary
and Treasurer of United brotherhood
of maintenance-of-way and ry. shop
laborers. © Oct. 15, 1922; 2 ¢ Nov.
45) J. 25510
HERMAN (WILLIAM) Youngstown, O.
17501
If our man called on you [etc] ©
Oct. 20, 1922; 2 « Oct. 27; K 169531.
HERRMANN -Santa Monica,
Calif. 17502
New Presbyterian church. © Oct.
24, 1922; 2 ec. Oct. 30; J 258004.
HERSHBERGER (RALPH A.) Lakewood,
O. 17503
[Head of jester] © Sept. 15, 1922;
2 ce. Nov..29; I 7406.
(GEORGE)
344
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‘MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
17559
Herzog (JoHN) Rockford, Il.
17504, 17505
Darrow (Clarence) © Oct. 15,
1922 ; 2c. Oct. 30; J 258006.
Masters (Edgar Lee) © Oct. 15,
1922; 2 c. Oct. 30; J 258005.
Hickox (WitirAm C.) Rochester, N. Y.
17506-17512
[7 photographs] :
‘Lock Vale.—Long’s Peak and moun-
tains on Continental Divide, from
Prospect Mt.—Odessa Lake, bordered
by two tall trees.—Odessa Lake, Little
Matterhorn in centre.—Odessa Lake,
Little Matterhorn on right.—Odessa
Lake, outlet—yYpsilon Mt. and Mt.
Fairchild with cloud view. © Nov. 24,
f9225)2 ce. each Nov. 25; J 258515-
208521.
HILDERBRANDT (HPHRAIM E.) Philadel-
phia. 17518, 17514
Philadelphia, Pa., navy yard, naval
. aircraft factory, aerial view. © Oct.
20, 1922; 2c. Nov. 1; J 258116.
—w—water front, aerial view,
en eo O22: 2 ¢ Nov. 1: J 2o8in7.
©
Hitt (ArtHur J.) San Francisco.
17515
No room for delay in here. © Nov.
Agee eC. INOV. 135 K 169532.
Hittarp (FrerpINAND JoHN) Burling-
ton, Vt. 17516
Vermont linesman. © Oct. 7, 1922;
2c. Sept. 21; J 258154.
HILLBERN THRIFT CoRP., Chicago.
L517, LIS
Register for a savings account that
will grow by itself. No, you deposit
no money. © Nov. 28, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
6; K 170084.
This sign means money in the bank
for you. © Nov. 28, 1922; 2 c Dec.6;
K 1700338.
Hixon, NEwMAN, Kansas City, Mo.
17o19, 17520
Wilhite (Hazel F.) © Dec. 1, 1922;
Ze Noy. 15; J 258832.
Booth (Charles Brandon) © Jan.
1, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1922; J 259055.
HomeEr-WHEELER (LuTI£z) Albuquer-
que, N. M. LCS PALE
Garland of memories. © Nov. 8,
tu25 2 ¢ Nov. 17: 170337,
HokEVEL MFG. CorP., Jersey City.
ny (sy)
Sandblast room, style 6, S 8548.
[Blueprint © L & ‘Octs 1971922; I
7308.
HoFMANN (VEA VAN BuREN) Great
Neck, N. Y. 17523-17542
[Artistic model furniture] :
[Arm chair, A, B]— [Bed] —
[ Bureau] — [Davenport] — [Desk] —
[Dressing table] —[Floor lamp] —
[Gateleg table]—[Side board]—[Side
chair, A, B]—[Stove]—[Table]—[Tea
wagon] © Aug. 11, 1922; 2 c each
et. 9; K 168958-168972.
[ Artistic model furniture]:
[Arm chair] — [Cabinet] — [Foot
stool |—T[ Refrigerator ] Aug. 24,
1922; 2 c each Aug. 380; K 168954—
16897.
Betsy Ann doll furniture. © Nov.
S, 1922); 2, ¢; Dee. 8; K 170128:
HoLmMEsS co., Chicago. 17548-17550
{8 prints]:
{Cathedral, Christmas eve ]—[Christ-
mas carol]—[Christmas eve]—[Christ-
mas morning services]—[Christmas
star ]—[Christmas street ]|—[Christmas
tree]-—[Christmas visitors] © Sept.
27, 1922; 2 c each Sept. 29; K 168690-—
168697.
Hommes & EDWARDS SILVER Co., Bridge-
port, Coumn. 17551
Introducing the century pattern.
(In Good housekeeping, Jan. 1923)
©) Wee n20."1922> 1 e Dec. 127 ae
170736.
HoLtTzMAN (MINARD) Bexley, O.
17552-17559
Center hall, floor plan arrangement:
Five room, with one chimney, 100.
[ Blueprint]—Six room, with one chim-
ney, 101. [Blueprint]—With clothes
closet, 102. [Blueprint] © Aug. 8,
1922; 2 c. each Aug. 12; I 6994-6996.
Center hall with coat closet and one
chimney, floor plan arrangement.
[Blueprints]:
Five room, 104.—Six room, 105.—
Small size, 103. © Aug. 26, 1922;2 ec.
each Sept. 5; I 7077-7079.
Six room, convertible into seven
room, floor plan arrangement, 109.
[Blueprint] © Aug. 26, 1922; 2 «.
Oct. ZOE 7288:
sae floor plan arrangement,
108. [Blueprint] © Aug. 26, 1922;
2) Cj Septy AS Ewe,
045
17560
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Ivis sve 7
HOME NEWS PUuB. co., New York.
17560-17564
Smart Alee [1922]:
© Nov. 26; 1 ¢. Nov. 28; K 169854.
© Dee. 3; 1 ce. Dec. 9; K 170272.
© Dee. 10; 1c. Dee. 14; K 170262.
© Dec. 17; 1 ce. Dee. 17; K 170487.
© Dee. 24; 1 ¢. Dee. 29; K 170741.
HoPKINS (FRANK W.) INC., Chicago.
17565
Watch your tank. © Nov. 11, 1922;
26, Nov. 1 ie 1Or ia,
HorypcezAK (THEODOR) Washington.
17566-17574
[9 photographs]:
Arlington national cemetery, Va.,
resting place of Admiral Robert Edwin
Peary, 16—Washington, D. C., Rock
Creek park in autumn, 20, 22, 25,
32-35.—The mall, 12. © Nov. 18,
1922. 2. ¢ “each ‘Nov. 18 3)' J) 258322—
258330.
HovueH (DoNALD) White Bear Lake,
Minn. 17575
Looking across Namakon Lake,
Minn. © Mar. 10, 1922; 2 c. Aug. 22;
fpr
HowarpD (JAMES W.) Chicago. 17576
Evolution of the beef. © 1c. Nov.
17, 1922; I 7445.
Howe (ArtHuR L.) Methuen, Mass.
LuPiSW(Te
God’s tabernacle of safety, the
throne of safety. © 1c. Sept. 13,
1922; J 257726.
Howenit (Witt H.) Chicago. 17578
Chieago, Ill, Field museum, colon-
nade. © Nov. 10, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 23;
J 258472.
Hoyt (DupLteEy) New York.
17579, 17580
Booth (Evangeline) © Oct. 3, 1922;
Z°@: OCt we. de cot tl.
Weller (Royal H.) ©
1922592 ‘e'Oet. A633) 25TTLT.
sept. 27,
HusBarRD (PHILIP E.) Los Angeles.
17581
Pilot productions. Design for mo-
tion picture title frame. © 1 c. Sept.
21, 1922; J 257192.
Huserr (JosepH J.) Buffalo.
17582, 17583
Brent (Ri. Rev. Charles H.) A, B.
© Oct; A922; 2) c¢ teach Oct) Ge7s
257655, 257656.
HuGHEsS & BAiLey, Brooklyn. 17584
Monroe, N. Y., aero view of.
Dec. 21, 1922; 2 & Dec. 26> Kae TOsI6.
HuGHes & Fowter, Brooklyn. 17585
Suffern, N. Y., aero view of.
Sept. 29, 1922; 2 ce. Oct. 2; K 168397.
Hunt (LEsuieE L.) Callao, Peru, S. A.
17586
Carmen (Virgin) © Nov. 7, 1922;
2'@ Nov: 28% 3: 2585228
Hussey (Mrs. LESLIE. WarpD) Nash-
ville. 17587
Introducing the Snooper family. ©
Nov. 30, 1922; 1 e Dee. 6; K 170025.
Hutson (Rome) Bellevue, Pa.
17588-17597
[10 prints]:
[ Certain rich man ]—l[ Danger
ahead]—J[Declaration of independence
for yourself and family]—[Filling
station]J—[How much does it cost to
live]—[In chains]—[Secret]—[Three
government officials will call—[Too
late]—[Trapping the wolf] © Dee.
0d, 1922; 2 « each Dee Geae aw pi-—
170800.
Hype (Maritpa 8.) Deerfield, Mass.
17598
[Old Deerfield doll house] © Oct.
1, 1922; 2. ce Dee A2y Ae 10220;
INGOLS (FRANK W.) Chicago.
17599, 17600
Baseball, American league, percent-
age of games won, 1922. © July 11,
1922: 2 ¢«. July 2a es:
national league, percentage of
games won, 1922. [Blueprint] ©
July 11, 1922; 2 « July 2ra 700t,
INLAND PRINTERS cCo., Chicago. 17601
Benton (Linn Boyd) born May 13,
1844. (Jn Inland printer, Oct., 1922)
© Oct. 1, 1922; 1.¢ Oct. 12; 1K 168837.
INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS,
Baltimore. 17602
Areh of education for industrial
peace: © Oct. 16, 1922; 2°) Oe 2i;
| Biya sy
INTERNATIONAL FEATURE SERVICE, INC.,
New York. 17603-17606
Asking papa. © Nov. 12,1922; 1¢.
Nov. 23; K 149607.
Baby’s bedtime. © Dec. 3, 1922;
1 e@ Dee. 12; K 149633.
Book ‘lovers; © Oct. 8} 19227 ec.
Oct. 18; K 149572.
346
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922 17606
Bringing up father [1922]: Hello, Halloween. © Oct. 29, 1922;
en cet elaulyt 2% 140487, | | & Nev. 7; Kitse5v0.
© Oct. 2; 2 c Oct. 2; K 149554. If myths come true. © Dec. 3,
© Oct. 8; 2 c Oct. 10; K 149560. | 1922; 1 c. Dec. 5; K 149624.
‘© Oct. 15; 1. Oct. 17; K 149567.| In a flurry. © Oct. 1, 1922; 1.
© Oct. 22; 1 ¢ Oct. 21; K 149575. | Oct. 10; K 149559.
© Oct. 29; Le. Oct. 28; K 149581. | Jerry on the job [1922]:
© Nov. 12; 1 ¢. Nov. 11; K 149597. 8
OC) Oct. 15 ce, Oct, 2-1 ec Nov. fe;
© Nov. 19; 1. Nov. 18; K 149601. | x 48e05,
© Nov. 26; 1c. Nov. 25; K 149611. © Oct. 8; 2 c Oct. 10; K 149563.
ee, bc. Der 4. Pe20. © Oct. 15: 2 ¢. Oct. 17; K 149571.
© Dec. 10; 1 c. Dec. 9; K 149628.
© Dee. 17; 2c. Dec. 18; K 149650. ©) Get. 22; 2c. Oct. 21; K 149576:
© Dee. 24; 1 ce. Dec. 26; K 149638. © Oct. 29; 2 ec. Oct. 28; K 149584.
© Dec. 31; 2 c. Dec. 30; K 149646. © Noy. 5; 2 c. Nov. 4; K 149589.
eT ane - it; 49592.
Dangerous curves ahead. © Oct. © Nov. 12; 2 c. Nov. 11; K 14959
/ 29, 1922: 1 c. Nov. 2; K 149586. © Nov. 19, 2 c. Nov. 18; K 149604.
© Nov. 26; 2 ec. Nov. 25; K 149608.
© Dee. 3; 2 e« Dee. 4; K 149622.
© Dee..10; 2 c Dec. 9; K 149625.
© Dec. 17; 2 ec. Dec. 18; K 149636.
Down on the farm [1922]:
eet: 2c, Oct. 23 KK 149552.
© Oct. 8; 2c Oct. 10; K 149561.
© Oct. 15; 1 ec. Oct. 17; K 149568.
© Oct. 22: 1c Oct. 21; K 149573. © Dec. 24; 2 c. Dec. 26; K 149648.
© Oct. 29; 1 ¢. Oct. 28; K 149582. © Dee. 31; 2 c. Dec. 30; K 149649.
© Nov. 12; 1c. Nov. 11; K 149594. Katzenjammer kids [1922]:
Ee 2 Nov. 185 see. © Oct. 8; 2c. Oct. 10; K 149562.
© Nov. 26; 1c. Nov. 25; K 149612.
© Dec. 3; 1 c Dee. 4; K 149615.
© Dee. 10; 1 c. Dee..9; K 149631.
© Dec. 17; 2 c Dec. 18; K 149651.
© Dee. 24; 1 c¢. Dec. 26; K 149639.
© Dec. 31; 2 c. Dec..30; K 149645.
©) Ocha oie: Ot: 1h ye 149566:
© Oct. 22; 1 ce. Oct. 21; K 149574.
© Oct. 29; 1 ce. Oct. 28; K 149580.
© Nov. 12; 1c. Nov. 11; K 149596.
© Noy. 19; 1 ec. Nov. 18; K 149600.
© Nov. 26; 1c. Nov. 25; K 1496138.
Eddie’s friends [1922]: © Dec. 3; 1 c Dec. 4; K 149619.
© Oct. 1; 2 ¢ Oct. 2; K 149555. © Dec. 10; 1 c. Dec. 9; K 149629.
© Oct. 8; 2 ¢ Oct. 10; K 149565. © Dec. 17; 2 c. Dec. 18; K 149652.
© Oct. 15; 2 « Oct. 17; K 149570. © Wee 24; Ive. Dec. 26; K 149640:
© Oct. 22; 2 c Oct. 21; K 149578. © Dee. 31; 2 c. Dec. 30; K 149644.
© Oct. 29; 2 ce Oct. 28; K 149583. Krazy Kat. © Oct. 1, 1922; 2 ¢
© Nov. 5; 2 ec. Nov. 4; K 149587. | Oct. 3; K 149557.
© Nov..12; 2 ¢. Nov. 11; K 149591. Same. © Oct. 8, 1922; 2 ¢. Oct.
© Nov. 19: 2c. Nov. 18: K 149603. | 10; K 149558.
© Nov. Wd ee 2 eo NOV. Diy: K 149610. Little Jimmy [1922] :
ee ec 3, 20c Dec 4; 140028. © Oct. 1: 2c. Oct. 2: K 149556.
© Dec. 10; 2 ce. Dee. 9; K 149627. © Oct. 8: 2 ¢ Oct. 10; K 149564.
© Dec. 17; 2 c. Dec. 18; K 149635. © Oct. 15; 2c. Oct. 17; K 149569.
© Dee. 24; 2 c. Dec. 26; K 149642. © Oct. 22: 2 c. Oct. 21; K 149577.
© Dec. 31; 2 c. Dec. 30; K 149648. © Oct. 29; 2 c. Oct. 28; K 149585.
Frame ups. © Nov. 26, 1922; 1¢. © Nov. 5; 2 ¢. Nov. 4; K 149588.
Noy. 28; K 149616. © Nov. 12; 2 ¢. Nov. 11; K 149593.
Golden glow. © Nov. 19, 1922; 1 ¢. © Nov. 19; 2c. Nov. 18; K 149602.
Nov. 29; K 149617. © Nov. 26; 2 c..Nov. 25; K 149609.
347
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17707
pt. Iv., BrSs.j vest
INTERNATIONAL FEATURE SERVICE, INC,—
Continued.
Little Jimmy [1922]—Continued.
© Dec. 38; 2 c. Dec. 4; K 149621.
© Dec. 10; 2 c. Dec. 9; K 149626.
© Dec. 17; 2 c. Dec. 18; K 149634.
© Dec. 24; 2 ec Dec. 26; K 149641.
© Dee. 31; 2 c. Dec. 30; K 149647.
© Nov. 5, 1922; ae.
Modern Venus.
Nov. 15; K 149598.
On our block [1922]:
© Nov. 12; 1 ¢. Nov. 113; K 149595.
© Nov. 26; 1¢. Nov. 25; K 149614.
© Dec. 3; 1 c Dee. 4; K 149618.
© Dec. 10; 1 « Dee. 9; K 1496380.
Same, ©'Oet. 4, 1922-2 ¢ Oct.
2; K 1495538.
Question of time.
1 ¢ Oct. 24; K 149579.
Snowed in. © Dec. 17,
Dec. 30; K 149653.
Stairways... © Nov.’ 19, 1922: 1 ec.
Nov. 21; K 149606.
Will I do? © Dee: 10, 1922* 1 «.
Dec. 22: K 149637.
You win. © Nov. 26, 1922; 1c. Dee.
9; K 149682.
Youth finds a way. © Sept. 24,
1922; 1 c& Sept. 30; K 149551.
INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO.
BRANCH OF) St. Louis.
17707-17710
1922 Fe.
(PETERS
[4 prints]:
Evening shadows.—His first
prayer.—Up against it—Winsome lass.
©) Dee. 15,41922,-, 2..¢. each..Dee; 26;
K 170562-170565.
INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO. (ROBERTS,
JOHNSON & RAND BRANCH OF) St.
Louis. 17711-17715
[5 prints]:
Fair equestrienne.—Making friends
with poll parrot.—Mother’s joys.—
Prize winners.—Sunshine and flowers.
© Dec. 15, 1922; 2 « each Dec. 26;
K 170504-170508.
INTERNATIONAL STEEL WHEEL CoO., Seat-
tle. 17716
International steel wheel. [Blue-
BLN 1 wubyed) 1922-2 c Aus. 21:
I 7014.
INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE, Baltimore.
17717
Easter. He ih risen. © Apr. 16,
1922; 2 ec. May 1; K 169166.
© Oct. 15, 1922;
INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH CoRP., Havana, Cuba.
17718
Zayas (President Alfredo) of Cuba
inaugurating broadcasting in his coun-
try. © Oct. 16, 1922 ; 2-er eae; J
257708.
INTERNATIONAL TEXTBOOK CO., Scran-
ton, Pa. 17719-17728
Residence: ;
Basement plan. [Blueprint]—Hast
elevation. [Blueprint] — First floor
plan. [Blueprint]—Longitudinal sec-
tion on line C-D. [Blueprint]—North
elevation. [Blueprint]—Second floor
plan. [Blueprint]—South elevation.
[Blueprint]—Third, attic, floor plan.
[Blueprint]—Transverse section on
line A-B. [Blueprint]—West eleva-
tion. [Blueprint] © Aug. 14, 1922;
2 c. each Sept. 1; 7202-7211.
| IRWIN (WILLIAM Henry) New York.
17729
Diagram to determine the saving
effected by issuing low yield bonds in
order to retire high yield bonds. ©
1. ec. Sept... 20,, 1922. Tires
(GEoRGE Harry) Plandome,
Tue Vet INS owe: 17730, ARTS)
Boost Plandome. © Sept. 25, 1922;
2 ¢ Oct. 5: Rice:
[Peninsular points the way to sound
protection] © Oct. 15, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
; K 169902.
JACOBY (HELEN EATON) Indianapolis.
L732
May love and joy surround your
world like incense this Christmas time.
© Dec. 2, 1922; 2 « Dee. 7; K 170120.
JACKSON
JAEGER (FREDERICK ADAM) Yonkers,
INS 17733
Jever know it to fail? © Nov. 25,
1922; 2 ec Dec. 4; K 170170.
JANSS INVESTMENT co., Los Angeles.
17734
Westwood, Calif., territory between
Los Angeles and Santa Monica, Calif.,
reproduction from original design. ©
1 ¢ Oct. 7, 1922: J 25a7ore
JENKINS (C. FRANCIS) ‘Washington,
17735
First radio photograph. © Dec. 24,
1922; 2 c. Dec. 19; J 258860.
JENNEY (LEONARD TuFtTs) Medford,
Mass. 17736
Higer (Mt.) and Mt. Monch from
Mt. Jungfrau, Switzerland. © Nov.
24, 1922: 2 c. Nov. 25; J 258485.
348
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 192: 17785
JENSEN (PETER C.) San Francisco. K-D rapio co., New York. 17766
17737 [Diagram of radio construction] ©
San Francisco, Calif., City hall | 1c May 20, 1922; I 7302.
civie centre; Shriners convention, 1922.
© June 14, 1922; 2c. July 5; J 258655.
JEW YAM YEE, Washington. —
17738-17740
Washington, D. C.:
Capitol and the moon.—Capitol from
Botanical gardens.—Washington mon-
ument. © Sept. 12, 1922; 2 c. each
Oct. 13; J 257685—257687.
JOHNSON (ANDREW FULLER) Gray, Me.
17741-17743
[3 blueprints]:
Benya cowl.—Figure planes and
their traces.—Plane figures oblique to
all the planes of projection. © Aug.
15, 1922; 2 ce. each Sept. 2; 7191-7193.
JOHNSON (DAvip C.) AND DARVILLE
(Merton A.) New York. 17744
Darville, Johnson bond yield chart.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1922; I 7003.
JOHNSON (HERBERT) New York.
17745-17748
Day dreams. © Oct. 4, 1922; 1.
Nov. 24; K 169784.
If those glider experiments pan out.
ede 25, 1922: 1'"'e Noy.) 24. K
169782.
Speaking of best cellars. © Sept.
i, aeee, 1c. Oct. 27; K 169035.
Summer pastimes. © Oct. 3, 1922;
1 e@ Nov. 24; K 169783.
JOHNSON sTuUDIO, Des Plaines, Il.
17749
Central trust co. of Ill., Chicago, IIL,
male chorus. © Dec. 5, 1922; 2 ce. Dec.
9; J 258650.
JONES (CHARLES S.) Co., INC., Boston.
17750
Juvenile artist. © Sept. 15, 1922;
2c Sept. 22; K 168474.
JONES PHOTO co., Aberdeen, Wash.
17751-17763
8101, 3113, 3501, 5014. © Sept. 28,
122: 2c. each Oct.' 43.3 257506, 257-
S07, 257517, 257518.
3103-3105, 3108, 20050 (A-C, E, F.)
© Sept. 25, 1922; 2°c. each Oct. 4; J
257508—257516.
JOSEPH & FEISS co., Cleveland.
17764
Dripping wet. © Sept. 15, 1922; 2
e. Oct. 9; K 168491.
JUVENILE SHOE corP., Carthage, Mo.
17765
Fall. Well dressed girls wear them.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1922; J 257175.
KapEL & HERBERT, New York.
17767, 17768
Marconi (Senator) and Alfred N.
Goldsmith. © June 21, 1922; 2 «
June 26; J 255565.
Muromskaia (Mlle. Lubor)
6, 1922; 2 c. June 26; J 255564.
© May
KAHILL PHOTO STUDIOS. Portland, Me.
17769-17771
[3 photographs]:
Oxford debating team, front.—Ox-
ford debating team, talking.—Robin-
son (Postmaster Charles A.) of Port-
land, Me.—First Asst. Postmaster Gen-
eral John H. Bartlett and Postmaster
General Hubert Work. © Sept. 30,
f922' 92, €, each. Oct. 2b (2argoe
257996.
(KOnyvES) Budapest, Hun-
gary. 17772-17775
Grossmutter’s geburtstag [(Grand-
mother’s birthday]) by G. Sheridan
Knowles. © Sept. 10, 1920; 1 ec Sept.
28, 1922; K 168631.
Hypnos ([Der traum]) by T. Benec-
zur. © May 10, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 28;
K 168634.
In der bibliothek; by L. Bruck. ©
Oct, WoL: “1c. Sept. 28) A922 ke
168633. <
Miirchen; by O. Glatz. © Oct. 1,
1919; 1 e Sept. 28, 1922; K 168632.
KANDLBINDER (SYLVESTER N.) Spring-
field, Ill. 17776
U-tellem board. © Aug. 6, 1921; 2
e. Aug. 30; K 169539.
KartTon (Harry) Philadelphia.
KALMAN
17777
Rapsy. © July 27, 1922; 2 ¢ Aug.
8; K 168398.
Katz (Louis) New York.
17778-17785
[8 prints]:
Gee whiz, folks, I wish you all a
merry Christmas, [etc]—I can’t be
with you [etc]—I hope on Christmas
and new year [etc]—I say old top, I’m
wishing you a jolly and ripping new
year [etc]—Let me put you wise old
man [etec]— Merry Christmas and a
happy new year fete]—Old Si and I
both wish you the goldarnest happiest
Christmas [ete]—When good fellows
get together [etc] © Jan. 2, 1922; 2
e. each Sept. 20; K 168049-168056.
349
KAUFMANN & STRAUSS co., New York.
17786-17793
[8 photographs]: -
Bathing girl—Fair flower girl.
Fancy headdress.—Fitting flower.—
Restful pose.—Watching the hours.—
Wild iris—Winsome smile. © Sept.
1, 1922; 2 ce. each Nov. 7; J 258363—
258370.
KAZANJIAN STUDIO INC., New York.
17794-17799
Mackay (Mrs. John W.) sitting in
chair, hand to face. © July 19, 1922;
2 ey Aveo e: d256556,
Mackay (J/iss Katherine) :
Head and shoulders, full face.—
Head and shoulders, profile-—Looking
into pool—Sitting at pool, hat in
hand.—Sitting at pool, with hat on.
© July 19, 1922;-2c. each Aus. 7; J
256557—256561.
KELLOGG TOASTED CORN FLAKE Co., Bat-
tle Creek. 17800-17802
Digging for the last flake. [24 sheet
poster, 4] © May 22, 1922; 2 ¢ Oct.
26; K 169858.
I want more Kelloggs. [24 sheet
poster, 3] ‘© Mar.i26,°1922; 2 \e:) Oct,
26; K 169859.
There’s only one corn flakes. [24
sheet poster] © Feb. 21, 1922; 2 «.
Nov. 25; K 169850.
KELLY (BERNARD JOSEPH) St. Louis.
17803
Maine (U. S. S.) © Sept. 14, 1922;
2c. Sept. 14; J 257058.
KEMLER (CHARLES) Chicago.
Chicago, Ill., Fine arts bldg.
£7: 1922 > 2 erOet..23 3'5. 2oT800:
Kreme & BEATLEY, INC., New York.
17805-17810
Kitchen pets, pattern 1-6. © Nov.
24, 1922; 2 ec. each Nov. 25; K 170801-
170806.
KENNEDY (S. L.) Princeton, Minn.
17811
History fulfils prophecy. [ Blue-
print] ©1e. Oct. 6, 1922; I 7253.
Kent (F&F. W.) Iowa City, Ia.
17812-17833
17804
© Oct.
Bighorn Mts.
Black and Yellow trail.—Canyon
east from Cloud Peak.—Clear Creek
Canyon, A, B.—Cloud Peak, A, B.—
Cloud Peak from west.—Fishing on
Piney Creek.—F ishing on Seven Broth-
er Lakes.—Florence Lake.—General
view.—Glacier at Cloud Peak.—Lake
at base of Cloud Peak—Lake Solitude.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1V., DoS Awe
—Medicine park.—Near Cloud Peak.—
One of Seven Brother Lakes.—Piney
Creek Falls near Cloud Peak.—Seven
Brother Lakes.—Sheep.—Snow Bank.
—Solitude trail. © Sept. 20, 1922;
ec. each Oct. 25; J 257872—257898.
KERSHNER (GLENN R.) Culver City,
Calif. 17834
Lense angles of the cinema camera.
© Nov. 3, 1922; 2 & Nov. a> 2 goc2.
KEYSTONE VIEW co., Meadville, Pa.
17835-17857
Antwerp, Belgium:
Emigrants leaving for America,
20940.—Fish stall, 25538.—Panorama
from dome of cathedral, 25532.—Rear
of cathedral, 25530.—St. Pauls grand
altar, 25533.—Shde market, 25539. ©
Aug. 15, 1922; 2 @ each Sept. 18; J
257146, 257149, 257150, 257151, 257153,
257156.
flower market, 25537. © Aug. 1,
1922; 2 « Sept. 18; J 257147.
Mt. Rainer national park, Wash.:
Beljica Peak, goverment signal
station, 23383.—Cowlitz Pinnacle,
23370.—Gibraltar Rock, top of, 23375.—
Hazardous crossing of Cowlitz Gla-
cier, 23372.—Paradise Glacier ice cave,
entrance, 23364.—Rainer (Mt.) Mc-
Clure Rock and Tatoosh Range,
23362.—Rainer (Mt.) majestic snow
cap, 28377.—Rugged Cowlitz Glacier,
23373. © July 15, 1922; 2 c. each Sept.
18; J 257160-257166, 257168.
Passenger and freight in the locks
on the Meuse, Belgium, 25523. © Aug.
1, 1922; 2 ec. Sept. 18; J 257158.
[3 photographs]:
Dinant, Belgium, on the banks of
the Meuse, Rocks of Bayard, 25524.—
Meuse (River) Belgium, glimpse of
the beautiful, 25522.—Old woman and
milk cart, Brussels, Belgium, 25506.
© Aug. 15, 1922; 2 c each Sept. 18;
J 257148, 257152, 257167.
[4 photographs]:
Antwerp, Belgium, early morning in
the market, 25536.—Antwerp, Belgium,
Place Verte, statue of Rubens, 25535.—
Brussels, Belgium, Monument of Leo-
pold VII, King of Belgians, 25518.—
Namur, Belgium, and River from cath-
edral, 25521. © July 15) 49222 >7¢
each Sept. 18; J 257154, 257155, 257157,
251159.
Kitey (Mary W.) New York. 17858
[New York (City) St. Patricks
cathedral, plaster bas-relief of fa-
cade] ©1c. Sept. 26, 1922; I 7198.
300
S
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
17921
Ki~MER (THERON W.) New York.
17859, 17860
Edgar (James Clifton.) ©1e. Oct.
fe tee2: J 257668.
Mae Donald (Pirie) © 1c. Nov. 20,
1922; J 258352.
KIMBALL STUDIO. INC., Concord, N. H.
17861
Goodnow (Windsor H.) © Nov. 8,
noes oe. Nov. 9: J 258170:
KimeE, BRASHEAR, Hoaug, Little Rock,
Ark. 17862, 17863
Five foremast movie actors. © Oct.
eos 2c. Oct. 21; J 257798.
Turner, middleweight champ, shak-
ing with Renthrop who defeats Turner
for the belt. © Sept. 5, 1922; 2 «
sept. 15; J 257092.
Kine (CHARLES M.) Camden, N. J.
17864, 17865
Camden, N. J., Broadway and Roy-
den sts., home of the Ottawa tribe no.
15 Improved order of Redmen. © Dec.
Ryeoees 2 @ Dec. 5; J 258653.
City hall park, Indian statue of
Improved order of Redmen of Cam-
den co. © Dec. 1, 1922; 2 c Dec. 5;
J 258652.
KING FEATURES SYNDICATES, INC., New
York. 17866-17916
Barney Google [1922]:
© Aug. 27; 1 ¢. Sept. 23; K 168394.
© Sept. 3; 1c. Sept. 23; K 168395.
© Sept. 10; 1c. Sept. 23 ; K 168391.
© Sept. 17; 1c. Sept. 23 ; K 168390.
© Sept. 24;1¢. Sept. 30; K168284.
© Oct.1; 1 e« Oct. 10; K 168519.
© Oct. 8; 1 ¢. Oct. 17; K 168705.
© Oct. 15; 1e. Oct. 24; K 168933.
© Oct. 22; 1¢e. Nov.1; K 169243.
© Oct. 29° 1e. Nov.7; K 169297.
© Nov.5;1¢. Nov.15; K 169605.
© Nov. 12;1¢. Nov. 23; K 169806.
© Nov. 19;1¢. Nov. 29; K 169896.
© Nov. 26; 1¢. Dee. 7; K 170118.
© Deec.3;1¢. Dec. 12; K 170267.
© Dec. 10; 1c. Dec. 22; K 170476.
Mrs. Trubble [1922]:
© Sept. 16; 1c. Sept. 23 ; K 168392.
© Sept. 23; 1 ¢. Sept. 30; K 168283.
© Sept. 30; 1e. Oct.10; K 168521.
© Oct. 7; 1 © Oct. 17; K 168704.
© Oct. 14; 1e. Oct. 24; K 168981.
© Oct. 21; 1 «. Nov. 1; K 169246.
© Oct. 28; 1 « Nov. 7; K 169296.
© Nov. 4;1¢ Nov.15; K 169604.
© Noy. 11;1¢. Nov. 23; K 169808.
©. Nov. 18; 1c. Nov. 29; K 169898.
© Nov. 25; le. Dec.7; K 170119.
© Dec.2;1¢ce. Dee. 7; K 170253.
Stumble inn. © Dec. 9, 1922; 1c.
Dec. 22; K 170475.
Tillie the toiler [1922]:
©) Oct 225) ec Nov. 1: Ke 169244
© Oct. 29; 1 c. Nov. 7; K 169298.
© Nov. 5; 1 ¢ Nov. 15; K 169606.
© Nov. 12;1¢. Nov. 23; K 169807.
© Nov. 19; 1 c. Nov. 29; K 169897.
© Nov..26;).4.c. Dec. CK 10k
© Dec. 3; 1c. Dec. 12; K 170268.
© Dec. 10; 1 c. Dec. 22; K 170477.
Toots and Casper [1922]:
© Sept. 3; 1c. Sept. 13; K 168595.
© Sept. 10; 1 ¢ Oct. 10; K 168520.
© Sept. 17; 1c. Sept. 23 ; K 168393.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168285.
© Oct.:1; 1 ¢ Oct. 10; K 168518.
© Oct. 8; 1c. Oct. 17; K 168706.
© Oct. 15; 1 ¢. Oct. 24; K 168932.
© Oct. 22; 1 ¢. Nov. 1; K 169245.
© Oct. 29; 1 ce. Nov. 7; K 169299.
© Nov. 5; 1c. Nov. 15; K 169607.
© Nov. 12; 1¢. Nov. 23; K 169805.
© Nov. 26; 1c. Dec. 7; K 170116.
© Wee 3:1 @& Dec 12%) K 170254
© Dec. 10; 1 c. Dec. 22; K 170478.
KIRKLE (DEITRICH E.) Monongahela,
Ba: 17917
At home. © July 9, 1922; 2 «
Sept. 14; J 257492.
KLANCKE (JULIUS HENRY) Chicago.
17918
Kissigs © Dite> Noy. 18; 1922's
258300.
KLEBOLD PRESS, INC., New York.
17919, 17920
Side show. © Sept. 7, 1922; 2 «.
Sept. 14; K 168659.
Tent. © Aug. 7, 1922; 2c. Aug. 24;
K 169029.
KNIGHT, COUNIHAN co., San Francisco.
17921
Golden gate is open. © Nov. 17,
1922 2 2). C.. INOVEY 23 ke A GOOST:
dol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV. FL
17922
KNITTED OUTERWEAR BUREAU, INC.,
Baltimore. 17922
Latest fad in sweaters. © 1.
Nov. 24, 1922; J 258484.
KocH (EDWARD WILLIAM) Buffalo.
17923
Diagram showing the relative posi-
tion of therapeutics in the building
up of a medical education. © 1 .«
Dec. 16, 1922; I 7446.
KOECHEL (WALTER PAUL) Bogota, N. J.
17924
Lightning radio calculator. © Dec.
1, 1922; 2 c.. Dec. 26;. 1 7456.
Kore (GEORGE JOSEPH) Chicago.
17925
Photographic drawing for certificate
of membership. © Nov. 11, 1922; 2c.
Nov. 27; J 258493.
Kois (Emery C.) Grand Canyon, Ariz.
17926
Masonic monument, Grand Canyon.
@ Oct. 43 1922.2" Oct. 112) S 2ar675.
Kopret (JULES G.) Los Angeles.
: 17927
[Old English home, but particularly
the star-light sleeping room, ete.] ©
le: Sept. 23, 1922; I 7298.
Krauss (RALPH ANTHONY) | Phila-
delphia. 17928, 17929
One minute calculator for induc-
tance coils. [Blueprint] © Sept. 18,
TO22 = 2G Sepe Loe TCs 4.
Self computing chart for inductance
eoils. [Blueprint] © Sept. 1, 1922;
2c. Sept. 11; I 7087.
KREUTZER (FRED J.) Elmira, N. Y.
17930
[Perspective sketch paper] © Dee.
2, 19225 2e. Dee sss) 1 7413.
KUBEY, REMBRANDT STUDIOS, Phila-
delphia. 17931-17933
Conwell (Rev. Dr. Russell H.) 1788
(A-C) Nov. 20, 1922; 2 @ each
Nov. 22; J 258469-258471.
KUPPENHEIMER (B.) & CoO., INC., Chi-
cago. 17934
Kuppenheimer good clothes. An in-
vestment in good appearance. © Dec.
2, NOZ2) 2) cs Noy. 241k 169222.
Lapp (GEORGE T.) co., Pittsburgh.
17935
Arch, Rouge River boilers, Ford
motor co. [4 sheets, blueprints] ©
1c. Dee. 12, 1922; I 7410.
LAMB (CyRriL E.) Ypsilanti, Mich.
17936-17944
[4 photographs]: ;
After the storm.—In the northern
forest.—Laden tree.—Spruce branch
with cones. © Nov. 15, 1922; 2 «.
each Nov. 17; J 258296—258299.
[5 photographs]:
Brook in winter.—Frozen brook.—
Michigamme River, near Republic,
Mich.—Storm on Lake Superior.—
Woods road in winter. © Dec. 4,
1922); 2: @ each Dee G8: a 25sTGo—
258769.
LAMB (THOMAS B.) New York.
17945-17950
Kiddyland movie cut-outs. (In
Good housekeeping June, 1922)
May 20, 1922; 2c. Oek 28 FP R5911 0:
— (In Good housekeeping July,
1922) © June 20, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 28:
K 169111.
(In Good housekeeping Aug.,
1922). © July 20)/19223)2e7O@cw 2s:
K 169112.
— (In Good housekeeping Sept.,
1922), © Aug..20, 19225 25cR en. 23s
K 169118.
(In Good housekeeping Oct.
1922) .© Sept: 20, 1922-206 cr 2s.
K 169114.
Lamb’s Kiddyland hankies. © April
15, 1922; 2 ce. Oct. 28 "Ie 169200:
LAMBERT (Eva C.) Bellingham, Wash.
17951, 17952
Hero and his protege. © Oct. 1,
1922; 2 c. Oct. 20; J 257782.
June (Baby) and her faithful steed.
© Oct:.1;:1922 ; 2c. Oct, 20s eh 2arTSi,
LAMBUTH (B. L.) Seattle.
17953-17969
Seattle, Wash. Seattle North Pa-
cific shipbuilding co., yard and sur-
roundings, aeroplane view. © 1 ec.
Sept: 5, 19225\J 2570,
[16 photographs] :
Boeing airplane works, 16.—Central
jobbing district, 28—Duwamish lum-
ber co., 21.—Duwamish waterway,
23.—East marginal way and Duwam-
ish waterway, 24.—Hast waterway,,
19.—Hast waterway dock and whse-
co., 387.—Elliott Bay marine ry., 36.—
First avenue south and west marginal
way, 22.—Fisher flouring mills from
Klickitat ave., 7.—Fisher flouring mills
from west waterway, 20.—Industrial
addition, 6.—Kinneau tract, 27.—
Skinner and Eddy yard, 29.—Smith
352
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1922
eove terminals, 13.—West marginal
way, 38. © Dee. 21, 1922; 2 ec. each
Dee. 26; J 258864—-258879.
LA MONTAGNE (GEORGE LovuIs) New
Bedford, Mass. 17970
Reliable service. Cooperative sales
meee) Oct. 11, 1922; 1 ¢. Oct. 13; 1 ¢.
Nov. 2; K 169234.
LAMOREUX (Louris A.) Mansfield, O.
17971
We wish you a merry Christmas
fete.] ,© Sept. 15, 1922; 2 ec Oct. 27;
K 169050.
LAND (GEORGE) Hopkinsville, Ky.
LID
[Chart for determining earnings per
ton, per mile] © Sept. 20, 1922; 2.
Dec. 1; I 7390.
LANGE (FRANK W.) Philadelphia.
17973
Church history chart. © Oct. 6,
ee pee Dec. 1; 1 7381.
LANGE (WILLIAM) Arcata, Calif.
17974, 17975
Mad River Indian squaw and grand-
children. © Oct. 15, 1922; 2 ec. Nov.
Bal 2oSto..
Old Indian sweat house. © Oct. 15,
foe ee. Noy. 8: J 258152.
LANGSTON (JEFFREY BEULAH) Phila-
delphia. 17976
Langston (Jeffrey B.) adjustable
music scale locator and interval meas-
ure, etc. © Sept. 23, 1922; 2 c. Oct.
6: I‘ 7286.
LA RuE (E. C.) Pasadena.
17977-18033
[6 photographs] :
Black. Canyon dam site, on the lower
Colorado, 30 miles below Virgin River,
up-stream view, 57.—Boulder Canyon,
up-stream view of the lower end, 52.—
Caldville ruins, nine miles below Boul-
der Canyon dam vite [etc., 54]—Down-
stream view from Black Canyon dam
site, 56.—Kelly dam site, 74 miles be-
low the Boulder Canyon dam site on
the lower Colorado, 53.—Up-stream
from the Black Canyon dam site on
the lower Colorado, 55. © Oct. 9,
22> 2-e. each Nov. 6; J 258139-—
258144.
[51 photographs]:
Arch at the mouth of Warm Creek,
24.—Bed rock dam site on Colorado
River, seven miles below Halls Cross-
ing, 1—Boulder Canyon dam site on
the lower Colorado, 51.—Bridge Can-
yon, 16—Canyon of Aztec Creek, en-
32559—23
CLASSES, H TO K
18033
route to Rainbow natural bridge, 13.—
Canyon of the Colorado, upstream
view, 44—Colorado River entering
Boulder Canyon, 47.—End of the trail
up the south side of San Juan River,
8.—Entrance to Boulder Canyon of
the Colorado River, 50.—Figures are
on the center line of the proposed dam
on the Colorado River, 45.—First
camp, Colorado River opposite mouth
of Escalante River, 2.—From the
plateau above Lees Ferry toward
Navajo Mt., 38.—Full speed ahead, in
lower Glen Canyon on the Colorado,
30.—Girand dam site on the Colorado
River, upstream view, 43.—Glen Can-
yon boat party on the plateau above
Lees Ferry, 39.—Hole in the wall,
looking down from the top of the
plateau to the Colorado River, etc., 6.—
Hole in the wall on west side of Colo-
rado River, six miles above the San
Juan River, 4, 5.—In the Hole in the
wall, looking toward the Colorado
River, 3.—Lees Ferry dam site, down-
stream view, 31.—Lees ferry dam site
no. 2, downstream view, 28.—Little
waterfalls in Canyon of Aztec Creek,
14.—Looking down Marble Canyon
from the plateau above Lees Ferry,
33.—Looking down the Colorado River
from point one half mile below San
Juan River, 9.—Looking into Bridge
Canyon from Aztec Creek, 15.—Look-
ing into Glen Canyon from the plateau,
37.—Looking into the entrance to
Boulder Canyon, 48.—Looking into the
gorge where the Lees Ferry dam site
is located, 36.—Lunch at the Church
Rock, 47 miles above Lees Ferry, Ariz.,
23.—Luneh at the spring, nine miles
above Lees Ferry, Ariz., 29.—Maiden-
hair Canyon, a beautiful side canyon
which enters the Colorado from the
west [ete 10]—Maidenhair Canyon
enters the Colorado from the west
[ete., 11]—Motor boat entering Boul-
der Canyon of the Colorado, 49.—
Navajo Indians at Lees Ferry, Ariz.,
40.—Navajo Indians on the Painted
Desert, 42.—Navajo squaws on the
Painted Desert before being tipped,
41.—Oak Creek dam site on Colorado
River, seven miles below San Juan
River, 12.—Rapid on the Colorado at
the mouth of Diamond Creek [etce.,
46]—Rainbow natural bridge, a close
up, 22.—Rainbow natural bridge, first
view of the bridge when approaching
from the Colorado River [etc., 18]—
Rainbow natural bridge, looking down
Bridge Canyon, 19, 20.—Rainbow nat-
ural bridge, looking down Bridge Can-
yon toward the Colorado River, 21.—
Rainbow natural bridge, looking up
- OOo
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18034
La Rue (EH. C.)—Continued.
[51 photographs ]—Continued.
Bridge Canyon, 17.—San Juan River,
one half mile above its mouth [etc.,
7]—Sentinel Rock at the mouth of
Waweap Creek, 27.—Sentinel Rock
dam site no. 1, 25.—Surveying Senti-
nel Rock dam site no. 1, 26.—View
down Glen Canyon at the Lees Ferry
dam site, 32.—View down Marble Can-
yon from the plateau, 34.—View over
the rim of the plateau, 1, 500 ft. above
the river at Lees Ferry, Ariz., 35. ©
Oct. 93/1922 12° & reach Oct sous 2)
257948-257998.
LAvERTY (Lou) Fresno, Calif.
18034-18037
[4 prints]:
Greetings from sunny California,
102.—Greetings from the land of the
missions, 107.—Joyous Christmas tid-
ings, 109.—Kindest regards and best
wishes from California, 105. © Sept.
1, 1922; 2 c. each Aug. 11; K 168402-
168405.
LAWRENCE (Harris A.) Munising,
Mich. 18038, 18039
Alger co., M 25, 610. © June 12,
1922; 2 ec. Aug. 30; J 257501.
—M 25, 615. © June 12, 1922;
Ieee Aue) 30) 257502.
Lawson (HBEN EzerR) Willmar, Minn.
18040-18042
[3 prints]?
[Letter M picture puzzle]—T[Presi-
dent’s name picture puzzle]—[ What is
wrong with this picture?] © Nov. 10,
1922; 2 ce. each Nov. 138; K 169938—
169940.
LEAcH (A. B.) & CO., INC., Chicago. -
18043
Annual income. © Aug. 30, 1922;
2 ¢. Sept. 25; I 7260.
LEATART, Mix co., Oakland, Calif.
18044
Zig zag puzzle box. © June 8, 1922;
2 ec. Dec. 11; K 170217.
LEELAND (O. 8S.) Mitchell, S. D. 18045
Mitchell, S. D., Corn palace. ©
Sept. 30, 1922; 2 c@ Oct. 14; J 257707.
LEFEVRE (L. H.) & son, London. 18046
[Mail bag; by W. Dendy Sadler] ©
Oct. 2, 1922; 1 c. Oct. 11; K 168630.
LreicgH (RoBERT JULIUS) Minneapolis.
18047
[St. Paul scenic calendar] © Oct.
23, 1922; 2 « Nov. 17;-K 169729.
pt. TV: Bsa 17
LEMOINE (HyAtTT) New York. 18048
Hyatt’s safety kid. © Oct. 14, 1922;
2 ¢ Oct. 17, 19227 Io atesiiae
LEONARD (WILLIAM A.) Boston.
18049-18060
Niagara Falls:
American Falls from Goat Island.—
American Falls from Queen Victoria
park.—Bridal Veil and American
Falls, 1, 2.—Canadian Falls from
Queen Victoria park.—From Prospect
Point.—From steel arch bridge, gen-
eral view.—Horseshoe Falls from Goat
Island.—On the banks of the Horse-
shoe Falls. © June 28, 1922; 2c. each
June 380; J 258719-258723, 258725,
298727, 258729, 258730.
Niagara River:
From Goat Island—Rapids above
the falls—Rapids through the trees.
© June 28, 1922; 2c. each June 30;
J 258724, 258726, 258728.
LESHIN (EHMANUEL D.) Honolulu.
18061
Compson (Betty) eating Eskimo pie.
© Dec. 4, 1922; 2 ce. Dec. 26; J 258921.
Levy (G. Mitton) Philadelphia.
18062
Chart for determining steam costs
at varying boiler efficiencies and oil
eosts. [3 sheets] © 1 ¢ Oct: 27,
1922; I 7290.
LEwIn (W. O.) Yonkers, N. Y.
18063, 18064
Bleakley (County Judge Wm. F.)
A, B. © Aug. 1, 1922; 2 & each Oct.
23; J 2578038, 257804.
Lewis (Ropert F.) Oroville, Calif.
; 18065
West’s great stone face. © Dec. 1,
1922; 2 c. Dec. 26; J 258861.
LEXINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Lex-
ington, Mass. 18066-18095
Lexington, Mass., Hancock-Clarke
house:
Back stairs—Chamber, 1, 2.—En-
trance hall—Hancock and Adams
chamber.—Hancock and Adams cham-
ber, fireplace.—Kitchen.—Living room.
—North chamber.—South chamber. ©
1 ec. each Nov. 28, 1922; J 258524—
258527, 258529-258531, 258533-258535.
Lexington, Mass., Hancock-Clarke
house:
Back stairs.—Chamber, 1, 2.—En-
trance Hall.—Hancock and Adams
chamber.—Hancock and Adams cham-
ber, fireplace.—Kitchen.—Living room.
304
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
i BOC
no. 4, 1922
—North chamber.—South chamber.
© Dee. 16, 1922; 2c. each Dec. 21; J
258810-—258817, 258820, 258821.
Lexington, Mass., Munroe tavern:
Bar-room.—Entrance _hall.—Head-
quarters room.—North chamber.—
Washington room. © 1 .«@ each Nov.
28, 1922; J 258523, 258528, 258532,
258536, 258537.
Lexington, Mass., Munroe tavern:
Bar room.—Entrance hall.—Head-
quarters room.—North chamber.—
Washington room. © Dec. 16, 1922;
2e. each Dec. 21; J 258818, 258819,
258822-258824.
LIFE FIELDMAN’S SERVICE ASSN., Car-
thage, Mo. 18096-18118
(Cycle of life series) :
Age 25, life’s springtime, age 35.—
Age 35, life’s midsummer, age 45.—
Age 48, life’s autumn twilight, age 58.
—Age 55, life’s wintertime, age 65.—
Age 65, the remnant of this and each
like 100, age 75.—Age 70, premium
limitation illustration.—Bridges you
over.—Dividends applied as paid up
life insurance additions proportioned.
—Dividends applied in premium reduc-
tions relatively proportioned.—Endow-
ment the inverse of real or physical
property.—Food for thought.—From
the springtime of youth to the autumn
of age—Income expenditures.—Inevi-
table triangle——Interest worth of
property real or physical.—Life insur-
ance from infancy to date.—Limited
in payments, continuous protection.—
Old line life insurance for one year.—
Ordinary life gross premium totals il-
lustration—Twenty payment life 3%
proportional reserve increase.—Unit of
100 average men now age 25.—3% re-
serve standard proportioned to age 95.
—$100 per month income equivalents.
© Aug. 25, 1922; 2c. each Sept. 28;
I 7212-7234.
LIGGETT & New
York. 18119
There is no other cigarette of such
quality at such a price. [Hunting
eeene |: ©) Oct. 153.1922; 1 ¢@ Oct. 31;
K 169167.
LINDSAY
Me.
[10 photographs]:
Bear drinking.—Flume Falls, from
below, showing overflow wall.—F lume,
from below bridge.——Flume, looking
down from above. bridge.—Flume,
water after rain.—F lume, water low.—
Franconia Notch, panorama view.—
MYERS TOBACCO CO.,
Newcastle,
18120-18129
(DAvID JOHN)
18172
Indian Head, telescopic view.—Lone-
some Lake, Kinsman Range in the dis-
tance.—White Mts., N. H., the Old
Man of the Mountain, four views. ©
Oct. "ted W222 2 ex each Oc. 20g di
297657-257666.
LINEN THREAD CO.,
Whitefish in net.
2 ce. Dec.
New York. 18130
©. Dec,” ¥,1922):
28; J 259038.
| LIPPMAN (Louis G.) Yonkers, N. Y.
18131
[ U-auto-oil chart © cy Dee 2:
1922; I 7382.
LISTER (HARRY) Seattle.
18132-18137
Wild bear from Rainier, 1-6. ©
Oct. 15, 192232 c-éach Nov. 1838
258159-258164.
LOoESER (JOHN C.) & CO., INC., New
York. 18138-18142
[Marine insurance co. survey chart,
1. Blueprint] © Sept. 11, 1922; 2c.
Sept. 22; I 7197.
2-5. [Blueprints] © Sept. 11,
1922; 2 c. each Sept. 22; I 7186-7189.
LOMEN BrRos., Nome, Alaska.
18143, 18144
Teddy Bear (Gas. Schooner) ©
Sly IZOMANG?Z 2-1 Aus. 26) 19225
257093.
efew. ©: July 20, 1924-52 |
Aug. 26, 1922; J 257094.
Loupos (Nico G.) Hampton, Va.
18145
Hampton, Va., National soldier’s
home. © Sept. 11, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 21;
J 257190.
Luce (FRANKLIN H.) Chicago.
18146
[Logarithmic scale, with description
and instructions for merchants and
others to find rate of turnover] ©1e.
NOE 29922 VASiTo:
LuM (BERTHA) San Francisco.
18147-18150
[4 prints]:
[Balls] —[Gateway of kings]—
[Junks]|—[Passing crowds] © Nov.
1, 1922; 2 e each Dec. 4; K 169994—
169997.
LUMIERE (SAMUEL) New York.
18151-18172
Clifferd (Ruth) 16. © Sept. 9;
19202 2c Ween 262-1922 - 3 258920:
Dawn (Treva) 1. © June 9, 1922;
2, @. Oct. 20: J Zst1S0:
255
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT HNTRIES
18173
LUMIERE (SAMUEL)—Continued.
Schipa (Tito) 10, 11, 18, 14, 20-25.
© Nov. 17, 1922; 2 c. each Nov. 18; J
258311-258320.
==) 16-19... © Nov. 10: 19222 ve:
each Nov. 17; J 258307—258310.
and baby. © Nov. 17, 1922;
2c. Nov. 18; J 258321.
Sterling (Miss P.) © Nov. 14, 1922;
2 ce. Nov. 15; J 258304.
Zerdecheno (Prince) so called:
And Miss P. Sterling, caressing.—
And Miss P. Sterling, standing.—Head.
© Nov. 14, 1922; 2 e@ each Nov. 15; J
258802, 258303, 258306.
three quarters. © Nov. 3, 1921;
2c. Nov. 15, 1922; J 258305.
Lunn (ARTHUR CROMWELL) Portland,
Or. 18173-18175
[3 photographs]:
Mountain family.—The Gargoyle.—
Zhir Kez. © June 17, 1922; 2 c. each
June 29; J 255576—25578.
LyMAN (A. B.) Excelsior, Minn.
18176
Original Grimm alfalfa, 1857.
Oct. 1, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 29; J 258546.
LyncH (JoHN A.) Newark, N. J.
18177
Visualized educational charts for
the visualized training of mind and
thought [ete]. © Aug. 22, 1922: 2 «
NOV. 0s GSTS:
Lyons (Wm. H:) & co.,
InNc., Buffalo.
18178-18180
Our own publication [ete.] © Oct.
25 922-2 GaNovee. 1 169208:
illustrating our exclusive styles
for this season [Style 2,2] © Dec. 1,
LO? 2 euvegem Wee: bs. KK LTO7SS)
170790.
Maas (Wo. E.) Seattle. 18181
Oil prospector. ©1le. Aug. 3, 1922;
J 256398.
McADAM ADVERTISING SERVICE, Wheel-
ing, W. Va. 18182-18186
For Christmas. Say it with flowers.
©) Dee. wns. 92232) @.) Oct 2a as
169236.
For Thanksgiving. Say it with
flowers. (@) Nov. 15, 1922):'2 ¢e: Oct. 25:
KO 1G923i.
Mothers day, Sunday May 14. Say
it with flowers. © May 7, 1922; 2 ¢.
Oct, Zaye 169238:
pt. iIv.,n.s., v.47
Say it with flowers, particularly at
Easter. © Apr. 16, 1922; 2 c Oct. 25;
K 169235.
[Valentine day] © Feb. 7,
1922; 2 ec. Oct. 25; K 169239.
— —
McALLISTER (E. V.) Hoopeston, Ill.
18187-18196
Hoopeston, Ill. :
City Hall.—First M. E, chureh.—
Harvesting oats for Illinois canning
co. —Lincoln school.—MecFerren park,
pumping station. © July 1, 1920; 1c.
each Sept. 20, 1922; le. each Oct. 4,
O22. i2) 257603-257605, 257607, 257612.
Hoopeston, IIl.:
Lorraine theatre—McFerren park,
entrance.—McFerren park, pavilion.—
McFerren park, rustic bridge—Mc-
Ferren park, swimming pool. © Jan.
14, 1922; 1 c. each Sept. 20; 1 c each
Oct. 4; J 257606, 257608—257611.
McBuiAIN (WALLACE
Madison, Ia.
Fort. Madison, Ja. air sae, iC
Aug. 24, 1922; 2 & Get) Toa 2Zarsus.
penitentiary, air view. © Aug.
24, 1922; 2 2 ce. Oct. 193 J Zarsve
RHINE) JYort
18197, 18198
Frasier) Minne-
18199-18208
McCatt (HELEN
apolis.
[10 prints]:
All girls love candy, is that not true
[ete]—AIl girls love perfume, is this
not so [ete]—[Am sending you a pair
of gloves [etc]—[I know a little girl,
and she is far away etc]—[May these
stockings be so stout [ete]—[May this
book I am sending give you delight
[ete]—These kerchiefs I am sending
you [etc]—[This box of candy I trust
will please your taste [ete]—[This
little kerchief coming from me, is a
token of love etc]—[This pair of hose
a little gift [ete] © Aug. 26, 1922;
2 ce. each Sept. 5; K 167648—167657.
McCuintock (NorRMAN) Pittsburgh.
18209, 18210
Bighorn ram. © 1 ec. Dee. 1, eee
J). 258bok,
[Bighorn sheep] (Jn } Nevis his-
tory, Sept., Oct., 1922) @r@ee- 2s,
1922; 1 @ Oct. 26; K 169046.
McCurpy (F1tora BH.) Kansas City, Mo.
18211
[American college of music, visual-
ized method chart] © Oct. 10, 1922;
2 ce, Oet. 133°K 169030:
306
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
18321
McDonatp (CHARLES A.) San Fran-
cisco. 18212
Jeweled key. © Nov. 14, 1922; 2c.
Noy. 20; K 169941.
MacDonatp (W. ArRD) San Francisco.
18213-18216
Second bulkhead, behind which were
found the bodies of 46 miners, Argo-
naut mine, Jackson, Calif. © 1.
Sept. 28, 1922; J 2582838.
[3 photographs]:
Cross cut in the drift where the en-
tombed miners’ bodies were found.—
Last message, left by 47 entombed
miners in Argonaut mine at Jackson,
Calif.—Underground rescue crew, Ar-
gonaut mine, photographed at 4850 ft.
level while searching for the body of
Fessel. © 1 ¢. each Sept. 28, 1922;
J 257816—257818.
McDoucatt & KEEFE, Boothbay Har-
bor, Me. 18217-18232
[4 photographs] :
Bowdoin (Arctic ship) crew with
dogs.—MacMillan at wheel going to
Wiscasset.—MacMillan in fur suit at
wheel of Bowdoin.—Small (Jot) and
dog. © Sept. 15, 1922; 2 «@ each
sept. 18; J 257120-257123.
[5 photographs]:
Four Baffin Land pups, 2, 3.—Ipar
and Nowchusic with tongues out.—
Ipar with paws on Whitehouse shoul-
der.—Three Baffin Land pups,.4. ©
aa toe: 2 e each Oct. 11s. J
257669-257673.
[7 photographs]:
.Ipar and Nowchusic.—Ipar, Esqui-
mo, Baffin Land dog.—Nowchusic and
three pups.—Three Baffin Land pups.—
Whitehouse (Harold) and seal blind.—
Whitehouse (Harold) and trophies he
brought from Baffin Land.—White-
house (Harold) Ipar, and Nowchusic.
Geet. 2, 1922: 2. c. each Oct. .4: J
257584-257590.
MAcE (CHARLES EF.) Denver. 18233
Hive, ©) Oct. 23, 1922: 2 c. Nov. 7;
J 258138.
McFar~tANnpd (EDWIN) Burgettstown,
Pa. 18234
E-Z insurance premium calculator.
© Dec. 15, 1922; 2 ce. Dec. 21; I 7447.
McKay (R. H.) Missoula, Mont.
18235-18256
Bitter Root River, 545. © Nov. 16,
22> 2c Nov. 225 J 258486.
Flathead tepees, 525. © Nov. 16,
no 75 2c. Nov. 22; J 258437,
Umm 5
Montana landscape, 578. © Noy.
17, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 22; J 258438.
[5 photographs]:
Along the Bitter Root, 256.—In pic-
turesque Sleeping Child Canyon, 297.—
June day, 803.—Scenic Bitter Root,
258.—Summer day, 305. © June 16,
1922; 2 e« each Sept. 19; J 257308-
257312.
[14 photographs]:
At Needle Rock, 1022.—At the Falls
of the Pend Oreille, 1028.—Bather,
1023.—Duck hunter, 1026.—Flathead
scout, 1030.—Historian, 1031.—Indian,
1027.—Lo Lo Creek, 306.—Needle Rock
at Lo Lo Springs, 308.—Pipe maker,
1029.—Rocks at Lo Lo Hot Springs,
307.—Sunset at the Narrows, 1025.—
Travellers Rest Creek, 1024.—Where
Lewis and Clark camped, 1021. © Oct.
10, 1922; 2 c each Nov. 15; J 258371—
258384.
McKINLEY (CAROLINE B.) Washing-
ton. 18257
Amazons. AC) Nov... 15, 19225" 202
Nov. 21; K 169942.
McLAUGHLIN (EKpwarp P.) Plymouth,
Mass. 18258
On the Sheepscot River. © Oct.
2 1922- 2-e: Oct.. 30: J 257929.
MAHAFFY (BEN) Oneonta, N. Y.
18259
Aren’t we cute? © 1. Sept. 22,
P22 2 250422.
MANN (FRANK SIBLEY) Chicago.
18260
Map indicating rate and schedule
of interest and service charges on out-
of-town items. © Nov. 27, 1922; 2 ¢.
Dec. 4; K 170488.
MARCEAU (THEODORE C.) New York.
18261-18321
Gould (Mrs. G.) © July 10, 1922;
Zé. Sept. Oo: J 257348.
Same. © July 10, 1922; 2c.
et: AG sti 27 121.
[7 photographs]:
Bell (E. L.)—Bell (Dr. M. C.)—
Bostwick (Miss C.)—Burrell (Mrs.
W.)—Oslerhout (Mrs. B.)—Reising
(Chas) —Taylor, (Mrs. FF. A.) .©
dune 4,. 1922592 ve., each ‘Sept. 5: J
297349-257358, 257355, 257359.
[22 photographs]:
Bapter (Andrew)—Bentley (Rt.
Rev. D. W.)—Cauloumvakes (Wiss
D.) —Cauloumvakes (E.)—Cauloum-
vakes (Mrs. E. W.)—Cauloumvakes
(Geo.)—De Carteret (Bishop G.)—
Dunn (ft. Rev. EH. A.)—Falconer
oor
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18322
pt. IV. eS, v1?
MARcEAU (THEODORE C.)—Continued.
[22 photographs ]—Continued.
(Mrs. B. M.)—Halsted (G. EH.)—
Healy (H.)—Henry (Miss Louise) —
Highanbothan (H. J.) — Jackson
(Bishop Vibert)—McCarroll (W.)—
Mallinson (R. M.) — O’Shaughnessy
(N.) — Pogales (Dr. F.) — Porter
(H.)—Schloesser (Mme. H.)—Stone-
bridge (C. H.)—Taufflieb (General F.
A.) © Sept. 19, 1922; 2 ec. each Sept.
22; J 257320—257341.
[30 photographs]:
Biddle (Major Gen. J. C.)—Cochran
(Mrs. A.)—Cohrone (Miss H.)—Da-
vis (Dr. A. E.)—Day (C. E.)—Dustin
(Hon. Charles W.)—Fitzpatrick (F.
F.) — Hill (Mrs. Ira) — Hurtado
(Jfiss) — Hurtado (Mr.) — Hurtado
(Miss H.)—Leslie (M. H.)—Lopez
(Carmen)—Oldham (Rev. G. Ash-
ton)—Page (Miss Villa)—Patten (Jf.
W. H.)—Perkins (Mrs. Rae)—Rosen-
thal (Mrs.) — Rossiter (C.) — Sands
(Mrs. A. L.)—Secotti (Antonia)—
Shelton (Mrs.) — Smith (Mrs.
Louis)—Soss (Mrs. Jas.)—Stansbury
(Mrs. Forrest F.)—Taber (Mrs. E.)—
Terry (Mrs. Allan)—Walker (H.
W.)—Winslow (Mrs. F.)—Wright
(Miss Marjorie) © Aug. 10, 1922;
2c. each Sept. 5; J 257319, 257342-
257347, 257356-—257358, 257360-257379.
MarFueret & Hart srupio, Sterling,
Tl. 18322, 18323
Lincoln highway near Sterling, U1,
aerial photo. © June 27, 1922; 2 «.
June 29; J 255880.
Sterling, Ill., Community athletic
park. © June 27, 1922; 2 c. June 29;
J 255579.
MaARTIN’S PHOTO SHOP, Terre Haute,
Ind. 18324, 18325
Ehrman (Max) © Novy. 16, 1922;
2c. Nov. 20; J 258356.
- Terre Haute, Ind., Indiana state
convention, American legion, Sept. 25—
27, 1922, official photograph. © Oct.
G. 1922 se. Oct. 93) 257052.
Marvin (CHARLES R.) Washington.
18326
New method to instantly determine
logarithmic cycles of any required di-
mension. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1922; I 7268.
MaARy’s LOG CABIN CANDY Co., Chicago.
. 18327
Interior equipment for stores, lunch-
rooms, etc. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1922; J
257397.
Mason & Hanson, New York. 18328 |
[Head ; by John Rradshaw Crandall.
Mason & Hanson calendar] © Sept.
20, 8922 62 exOere D5 K 168410.
Matern (EumMeErR H.) Sandusky, O.
18329-18331
Gulls and the surf. © Nov. 12,
1922; 2 e. Oct. 30; J 258002.
Pelican flight at sunset. © Nov.
12, 1922; 2 «. Oct. 30; F Zactts.
Sand hill crane. © Nov. 12, 1922;
2 e. Oct. 30; J 258001.
MATHEWS (FREDERICK C.) CO., Detroit.
18332
[Cherry sundae] © Oct. 30, 1922;
2c. Nov. 4; K 169253.
MAYNARDS, Waban, Mass.
18333-18362
Boston:
Brunswick hotel, A, B.—Common-
wealth ave., Baptist church.—Massa-
chusetts institute of technology, A,
B.—Museum of fine arts, west wing.—
New Old South tower—Old North
chureh.—Old State house.—Paul Re-
vere house, looking up North st.—
Quincy market and Custom house
tower. — Simmons __ college. — Trinity
ehureh from St. James ave.—West
Boston bridge. © Sept. 1, 1922; 2c
each Nov. 2; J 258066—258079.
Concord, Mass. :
Aleott house.—Boston post road.—
Emerson house.—Minute man, North
bridge.—Monument, North bridge.—
North bridge-—Old manse.—Walden
pond. © Sept. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Nov.
2; J 258056-258061, 258064, 258065.
Lexington, Mass. :
Buckman tavern.—Buckman tavern,
tap room.—Common.—Munroe tavern.
© Sept. 1, 1922; 2 ce each Nov. 2; J
258054, 258055, 258062, 258063.
South Sudbury, Mass., Wayside inn:
Garden.— Kitchen. — Lafayette
room.—Wayside inn. © Sept. 1, 1922;
2 c. each Nov. 2; J 258080—258083.
Meas (WILLIAM) Philadelphia.
183
Melas sector slide rule. © 1 ¢. Oct.
2, 1922; I 7268.
MELVILLE (ALBERT G.) Cheyenne, Wy.
18364, 18365
Melville composite chart of Ameri-
can business conditions. © 1 e. Nov.
13) 1922): Sleaioau:
Same. © Dee. 1, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
2; I 7385.
008
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1922
MercerEAu (H. W.) Long Beach,
Calif. 18366
George Washington of Old Faith-
mime aruly i, 1922: 2 e July 6; J
257396.
MEROLLA, RICCIARDI & SALOMONE CORP.,
Brooklyn. 18367
Eat spaghetti and smile. © Apr.
te age2> 2 ce. Oct. 145 J 257688.
Merrick (GEORGE W.) AND MERRICK
(G. 8S.) Seattle. 18368, 18369
Black Horn Bear, Sioux Indian, N.
D. ©1e. Dee. 11, 1922; J 258669.
White Eyes (Chief) son, Sioux
indians N..D: © 1 ¢.. Dee. 11, 1922; J
258668.
Merritt (Epna F.) Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
18370
[To trisect an angle] © 1. Sept.
23, 1922: I 7190.
METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER SERVICE,
New York. 18371-18376
Gas buggies [1922]:
© Aug. 28; 1c. Sept. 7; K 168468.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Sept. 7; K 168469.
© Aug. 30; 1c. Sept. 7; K 168470.
© Aug. 31; 1c. Sept. 7; K 168471.
© Sept. 1; 1 c. Sept. 7; K 168472.
© Sept. 2; 1c. Sept. 7; K 168473.
MEYER (MADELINE E.) Chicago.
18377
My books are my best friends.
[Sticker for books] © Oct. 5, 1922;
2 ce. Oct. 14; K 168689.
MippLeToN (Howarp Taytor) Haines-
port, N. J. 18378
Flying egret. © Aug. 17, 1922; 2
e. Aug. 18; J 256760.
Miniar (JoHN Decker) Columbus, O.
18379
Wandy service stores [Calendar top]
eran. ih 1922°- 2 ¢ July: ol: K
167647.
- Mittar (LEE C.) Stockton, Calif.
18380, 18381
[Furniture to paste on scene plot]
femmoy. 9, 1922-2 ec. Nov. 13; f 7421.
Scene plot chart. © Nov. 9, 1922;
Bue wINOV. -la:>) 1422:
Mrtiter (MartHa) New York. 18382
Miller’s (Jfiss) lion killed on
Kuindi Plains: .©1 c¢. July-.8,.1922 3.3
255635.
CLASSES, H TO K
18401
Mints (WmM.) & son, Providence, R. I.
18383-18393
Classical high school, June, 1922.
June 13, 1922; 2 ce. Oct. 20; J 257789.
Flynn (William §.) delivering radio
message. © Oct. 28, 1922; 2 ec Nov.
17; J 258416.
George J. West grammar school,
graduating class, June, 1922. © June
9), 1922's 2: ec. Oct: 20: I 2577188.
Old home week group at Albee
theatre. © Nov. 15, 1922; 2 ec. Nov.
22° J 258359. :
Peace st. grammar school, graduat-
ing class, June, 1922. © June 8, 1922;
2 ec. Oct. 20; J 257786.
Providence, R. I., Biltmore hotel:
Dining room.—Grill.—Lobby. ©
June 25, 1922; 2 ec each Oct. 20; J
257783-257785.
Rochambeau ave. grammar school,
June, 1922. © June 9, 1922; 2 ec Oct.
20° F 2178.
San Souci (Governor) at Albee
theatre. © Nov. 15, 1922; 2 c. Nov.
22) de ZO SRO:
Whiteman (Paul) at Victrola dept.,
outlet. © Oct. 28, 1922; 2 ec. Nov. 17;
J 258415.
MILWAUKEE CHAIR Co., Milwaukee.
18394
300 WXR. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1922; J
258648.
MInTHORN (THEODORE Witson) Los
Angeles. 18395
[Drawing showing process of com-
bining curves] © 1c. Aug. 14, 1922;
I 6998.
MISHKIN (Herman) New York.
18396
Easton (Florence) 31. © Sept. 22,
19225, 2c) sept: 205) J 257591.
Mix (Epwarp L.) New York.
18397-18399
Johnston (Miss Mary), A-C. ©
Dee. 2, 1922; 2 c« Dee. 4; J 258598—
258600.
Mounr (Epna ETHEL) Rushville, Ind.
and Taylor (George Osborn) Car-
mel, Ind. 18400
Campus scene. © Oct. 28, 1922; 2 ¢.
Nov. 15; J -258435.
Moir (FREDERICK F.) Chicago. 18401
[Dental chart] © 1c. Aug. 7, 1922;
I 7068.
do9
- 18402
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv., 0. S., ea yg
MonoriEFF (VEON IRWIN) Kutztown,
Pa. 18402-18405
[Standardized boat plans, family
model. 8 sheets, blueprints] © Dec.
Dd, L921; 1 ¢. dune 5, £922 +1 Ge) Ame:
16, 1922; I 7007.
fisherman’s model. 8 _ sheets,
blueprints. © Feb. 20, 1922; 1c¢. June
5; 1c. Aug. 16; I 7006.
lake and bay model. 8 sheets,
blueprints. © Apr. 15, 1922; 1 ¢ June
5; 1¢ Aug. 16; I 7009.
sport model. 11 sheets, blue-
prints. © Mar: 25, 1921-1 © June 5,
1922; 1 c. Aug. 16, 1922: I 7008.
MoNnoMoNOCK INN, Caldwell, N. J.
18406
Caldwell, N. J., Monomonock inn
and grounds. © Sept. 3, 1922; 2 «.
Oct. 10; J 257694.
Moopy (JOSEPH SIDNEY) Somerville,
Mass. 18407
Broken eggs by Chick. © June 11,
1922; 2c. Sept. 28; K 168974.
Moopy (RuFrus Porter):New York.
18408-18416
Kingdon (Dorothy) 1-9. © Oct. 18,
1922: 2 ¢. ‘each. Nov. 3; J ‘258087,
258098-258105.
Moore (CuLiFrorpD 8.) Somerville, Mass.
18417
Bristol bullet. © Sept. 18, 1922;
Die. Oct: 18g 2atern.
Morcan (CHARLES W.) LYEN (AN-
DREW C.) AND THIEMANN
(CHARLES A.) Chicago. 18418
6 and 12 volt wiring diagram of
Switchboard for test bench. [Blue-
print) © Nov; 1%; 1922); 2c. Noy. 20:
I 7365.
Moroney (JAMES J.) Statesville, N. C.
18419
Live wires. © Oct. 7, 1922; 2 @
Oct. 11; K 168589.
MorRALL STUDIOS, Rochester, N. Y.
18420-18425
Rochester (Miss):
Head.—Horizontal. —Profile.—Smil-
ing.—Top light—wWith pearls. © Oct.
G6) 1922) 2 eeach Oct: (9): "si 2571625—
257630.
Morritt (GrEorGE F.) Fitchburg, Mass.
18426
Toy: town. ©) July 12, 19222 ¢@
July 25; J 256397.
MorvTiInceK (JOSEPH) Binghamton, N.
¥. 18427
Slovak national counsel. © Sept.
20, 1922; 2 c Oct. 20; J 258011.
MovuLtin (GABRIEL) San Francisco.
18428
San Francisco, Calif., looking down
Market st. from Twin Peaks, general
view. © Nov. 20, 1922; 2 ¢ Dee. 15;
J 258899.
MvuELLeR (AuGUST F.) New York.
18429-18431
Smith (Rev. Weston) 1-3. © Nov.
9, 1922; 2 c each Nov. 10; J 258176—
258178.
Mu.trorp (J. BENTLEY) Washington.
432
Romeo and Juliet as played in
Soviet Russia. The scenery in the
Kamernay theater of Moscow is en-
tirely futuristic. © Dec. 24, 1922; 1
ce. Dec. 26; K 170560.
MureHy (ALBERT HDWARD) Saginaw,
Mich. 184388
Moore (Miss) ©1c. Nov. 11, 1922;
J 258417.
MureHy (CARROLL DEAN) INC., Chica-
go. 18434
663 major trading centers of the U.
S: [Blueprint] ‘© Oct, 31, 1922; 2 ¢
Noy. 9; I 7891.
MurrpHy (THos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. 18435-18564
[130 prints]:
Aberdeen.—Aberdeen Angus.—Airy,
fairy, Lilian.—American princess.—
Among the _ lilies. — Angus. — April
showers bring May flowers [etc.]—Ar-
mour (Philip D.)—Artist I aspire
to be [ete.]—Athletic girl— Autumn
evening.—Autumn, Montauk Point.—
Autumn twilight. — Ayrshire. — Ayr- ©
shires. — Banff Springs and Bow
River Valley.—Bell (Alexander Gra-
ham) telephone. — Berkshire. — Bill
Jones has a mongrel hound [ete.J—
[Bride] — Business _ girl. — Carnegie
(Andrew) — Cleveland (Grover)—
Cliffs of Green River. — Connecticut
River.—Dairyman’s friend. — Devon-
shire.—Durham.—Duroe. — Early au-
tumn. — Early morning. — Edison
(Thomas) phonograph. — Eventide.—
Fairy tales.—Field (Marshall)—Flap-
pers here, flappers there’ [etc.]—
Flirt.—Floffy girl.—Franklin (Benja-
min)—Friendly Scots.—Fulton (Rob-
ert) steamboat.—Galloways.—Gather-
ing storm.—Golden hearted daisies.—
360
x
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
Good night baby.—Grandmother’s vis-
itor. — Guernseys. — Gutenberg = (Jo-
hannes) printing.—Harding (Warren
G.) — Hereford. — Herefords. — Hill
(James J.) — Holstein. — Holsteins.—
Howe (Elias) sewing machine.—I love
the cows and chickens [ete.]—If my
eatech is big, or if it’s small [etc.]—If
you’re sad and feeling blue [etc.J—
In wild Wales. The Lledr.—Jackson
(Andrew )—January sunset.-—Jealousy
is a turrible thing [etc.]—Jerseys.—
Lincoln (Abraham) —Lipton (Sir
Thomas)—Little grains of powder
[ete.]—Long’s Peak, Rocky Mt. natl.
park.—McCormick (Cyrus H.) har-
vester.—Marconi (Guglielmo) wire-
less—Maxwalton.— May blossoms.—
Merry girl—Midday.—Milking short-
horns.—Moon is at her full and rid-
ing high.— Moonlight, Monterey.—
Morse (Samuel F. B.) telegraph.—Mu-
sical girl—Oh where, oh where is my
little pup gone [ete.]—Old Mother
Hubbard went to the cupboard [etc.]—
[Old sweetheart of mine]—Old swim-
ming hole.—Percheron.—Pretty bub-
bles in the air.—Prize herd.—Racing
the storm.—Ready for a canter.—
Roosevelt (Theodore) — Roses her
cheeks, violet her eyes.—Saucy girl.—
Sentimental girl.—Silver sentinels.— |
Silvery moon.—Snow bound.—Soulful
girl—Stars look down on nature’s
chilly white [etc.]—Stephenson
(George) locomotive.— Still moon-
light.—Still waters.—Storm in the
Yellowstone.—Studious'_ girl. — Study
in blue.-—Summertime at Mesa Falls.—
Sunlight and shadow.—Sweet is the
baby’s waking smile—Tamworth.—
Tho beaten ’till you’re bruised and
sore f[etc.] — Tragedienne.— Trial
trip.—Twilight hour.—Up from the
garden floated the perfume [etc.]—Va-
cation days.—Venetian sunset.—Vio-
lets. — Washington (George) — Wash-
ington’s devotion to his mother.—
Watt (James) steam engine-—When
grandmother was a girl—When the
sun is low.—Where did you come
from baby dear [ete.]—Where the
white moon beams.—Whitney (Eli)
cotton gin.—Winter in Westchester.—
Winter moon.—Winter wood sunset.—
Wistful girl—Wright (Wilbur) aero-
plane.—Yearling shorthorns.—Yellow-
stone Falls.—Zion Canyon, Utah. ©
Wee wo, 1922> 2 ¢:\ each Dee. 26; K
170566-170695.
Murray (MatrHew H.) Seattle.
18565
Boy and dog sitting on the ground.
©le. Oct. 24, 1922; J 257809.
18592
Murray (Percy F.) Buffalo.
18566, 18567
Gladness of spring. © Nov. 10,
1922; 2 c. Nov. 20; J 258343.
Sunbeams. © Nov. 16, 1922;
Nov. 20; J 258344.
2. @:
MUSKOGEE DAILY PHOENIX, Muskogee,
Okl. 18568, 18569
Fife (Exie) © Sept. 17, 1922; 2 «
Nov. 2 J 258125.
home, near Fame, Okl. © Sept.
bi T9222 Ze! Nove, 22 seo si24.
Myers (EmMMeEtT Epwin) Cheasapeake,
O. 18570
Jackson’s mill and home, from a
reconstructed drawing. © Sept. 16,
1922; 2 @ Sept. 18; J 257119.
Myers (Lewis EH.) & co., Valparaiso,
Ind. 18571-18573
[Hebrew studies, 27-29] © Sept.
30, 1922; 2 c. each Nov. 16; K 169565—
169567.
N. E. A. SERVICE, INC., Cleveland.
18574-18578
First yankee put out. © Oct. 5,
Lo2 2 20e Oct.) 93 J: 2o162t.
Ruth’s (Babe) first strike. © Oct.
Sy 12s ey Oct. 9 <3) 251622:
[3 photographs]:
First hit—Ruth (Babe) fans.—
Strike one. Catcher Schang squeezing
the ball. © Oct. 4, 1922; 2 c each
Oct. 7; J 257614-257616.
NANYANG BROS., INC., New York.
18579, 18580
[Her parrot] © Sept. 5, 1922; 2 ¢.
Oct. 19; K 168935.
[Swing] © Sept. 5, 1922; 2 c Oct.
19; K 168934.
NATIONAL AUTO SPECIALTY Co., Detroit.
18581
Here comes a baby Lincoln. © Oct.
a Agee ©. Oct, 14° K 168651.
NATIONAL CHILD WELFARE ASSN., INGC.,
New York. 18582-18592
[3 prints];
How the city boy earns, 1.—How the
city girl earns, 2.—How the country
boy earns, 3. © Oct. 30, 1922; 2 «
each Dec. 21; K 170369-170371.
[8 prints]:
Diddle, diddle, dumpling, my son
Jack [ete, 5 AJ—Ding, dong, bell
[ete., 2 A]—Little Bo Peep says smiles
are cheap [etc., 6 A]—Scale’s in the
corner [ete., 7 A]—See saw, Margery
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18593
pt Iv. sass aT
NATIONAL CHILD WELFARE ASSN., INC.—
Continued.
[8 prints]—Continued.
Daw [etc., 3 A]—Senorita Carmencita
[ete., 4 A]—There was a little miss
[ete., 1 AJ]—1-—2 what shall we do, 8 A.
© Nov. 19, 1922; 2 ec. each Dee. 21;
K 170372-170379.
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND,
Cleveland. 18593
National bank, safety for savings.
© Oct. 2, 1922; 2c Nov. 11; K 169461.
NATIONAL LUTHERAN CoUNCIL, New
York. 18594
Give to save. © Dee. 15, 1922; 2c.
Dec. 19; K 170336.
NATIONAL NON-THEATRICAL MOTION PIC-
TURES, INC., New York.
18595-18598
[4 photographs]:
Adam and Eve and Cain and Abel.—
Christ child.—Miracles of Moses—
Noah, the ark and the deluge. © Dec.
1, 1922; 2 c. each Dec. 19; J 258787—
258790.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS SERV-
Ick, Baltimore. 18599
Upper Marlboro, Md., dedication of
Baltimore-Southern Maryland high-
way, crowd of notables, Sept. 30, 1922:
© Sept. 30, 1922; 2 ce. Oct. 12; J 257676.
New
18600-18603
NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS ASSN.,
York.
[4 prints]:
Buy Christmas seals, fight tuber-
culosis.—Buy Christmas seals, stamp
out tuberculosis——Crusade of the
double barred cross, health bond.—
Stamp out tuberculosis, buy Christmas
seals. © Sept. 1, 1922; -2 « each
Oct. 14; K 168652-168655.
NavaJo Tours, Gallup, N. M.
18604—18612
Canyon De Chelly, El Capitian, tour
2 nos 8.12 ©) Dee, 9). 1922: 2 e) Dee
22; J 258845.
Canyon De Chelly, tour 2:
General view, 5—7.—Ruins, 1.—White
house, 2-4, 4 A. © Dec. 10, 1922; 2c.
each Dec. 22; J 258837-258844.
NEEDHAM CHRONICLE, Needham, Mass.
18613
Needham, Mass., fire dept., ladder 1.
©nNovs al wl922 92 ie. Noval ae)
258284.
NEUDECKER (MicHArt A.) Albert Lea,
Minn. 18614-18618
Albert Lea, Minn., bird’s eye view,
1-5. © Aug. 1, 1922; 1 ¢ each Aug.
5; 1c. each Oct. 16; J 258088, 258106-
258109.
NEUMANN (AUGUST CHRISTIAN) Yel-
lowstone park, Wy. 18619, 18620
Jackson Lake and Mount Moran,
Neumann’s view. © Oct. 11, 1922; 2
ec. Oct. 80; J 257946.
Tutons and Jackson Lake, Neu-
mann’s view. © Oct. 11, 1922; 2 e@.
Oct. 30; J 257945.
New York mFa. co., New York. 18621
Doone (Lorna) hats. (In Dry
goods economist) © Sept. 30, 1922;
1 ¢« Oct. 5; K 168950.
New YORK NATL. GUARDS. (ONE HUN-
DRED & SIXTH REGIMENT INFANTRY)
Brooklyn. 18622
In commemoration of the men of
this regiment who gave their lives
in the World war. ©1e. Oct. 4, 1922;
J 257602.
New YoRK SsTOCK EXCHANGE, New
York. 18623-18627
New York (City) stock exchange,
automatic ticker apparatus:
Bond crowd.—Central control sta-
tion.—Sending station.—Stations from
floor.—Stations from gallery. ©1e.
each Dec. 5, 1922; J 258797—-258801.
New YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BLDG. CO.,
New York. 18628-18630
New York (City) 11 Wall st.:
Main entrance to new board room.—
Southwest corner, member’s elevator
lobby.—Southwest corner, new board
room. © Dec. 15, 1922; 2 ec. each Dec.
16; J 258753—258755.
News, New York. 18631-18712
After yesterdays session Mrs. Ivy
Gibertson, on trial for the murder of
her husband was visited in her cell
[ete] © Oct. 14,°4922— ec Oce AT
K 168707.
All set early. Louie Flores, Coney
Island, proudly exhibited yesterday
twelve bright teeth [ete.] © Oct. 2,
1922;1 ce. Oct. 4; K 168407.
Assaulted and slain, the body of
Christina Hervish [ete.] © Dee. 2,
1922 ».1.e,, Dec. 631K, 170028:
Bancroft seoring first run on
Frisch’s sacrifice fly [ete] © Oct.
T, 1922: 1 ec) Oct: 10; K WGsaie,;
062
ae
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922 18712
Batter up. In this exclusive photo Lindenfeld (Wolfe) © Dec. 2;
Baseball Commissioner Landis is | 1922; dc. Der, 6; K 170029.
shown arranging with umpires [etc.]
© Oct. 4, 1922; 1 c. Oct. 6; K 168480.
Big Giant offensive of the first in-
ning fs shown in this photo [ete.) ©
Bernie, 1922; 1 ec Oct: 9; K 168490.
Brewster (Virgil) and her best play-
mate, the collie. © Dec. 5, 1922; 1.
Dec. 7; K 170050.
Day before tragedy. Mrs. E. W.
Hall, Miss Agnes Storer, church or-
ganist, and Mrs. Eleanor Mills [etce.].
© Oct. 6, 1922; 1 c. Oct. 9; K 168488.
Game in a glance. How Giants beat
Yankees [etc] © Oct. 7, 1922; 1 «
Oct. 10; K 168511.
This unique and original dia-
gram tells how the Giants beat the
Yanks in the eighth inning [ete.] ©
Meio 8922-1 e. Oct. 7; K 168457:
This unique diagram clearly
portrays the great uphill battle made
by the Yankees to tie the Giants.
© Oct. 6, 1922; 1 c. Oct. 9; K 168689.
Gibson (Mrs. Jane) © Oct. 235,
dO27 tes Oct..27 > K 169034:
Greatest defensive play of the game
was made by the Yanks in seventh
feted ©) Oct. 5, 1922: 1: ce. Oct. 7; K
168459.
Hall (Rev. Edward W.) slain New
Jersey rector, surrounded by member
at an outing [ete.] © Oct. 26, 1922;
nie Oct. 23; K 169146.
Hall (Mrs. Frances Stevens) wife of
slain rector, camera studies [ete.] ©
Nov. 2, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 4; K 169248.
the widow of slain rector [etc.]
© Nov. 2, 1922; 1 ¢. Nov. 4; K 169247.
Hayes (Clifford] yesterday was re-
leased after being held several days
ete 1 ©) Oct: 138, 1922: 1 ec Oct. 16;
K 168684.
Here is proof that the story told by
Mrs. Gibson, alleged eyewitness to the
Hall-Mills murder, is plausible. ©
Oct. 30, 1922: 1¢ Nov. 1; K 169190.
How Giants put winning run across
yesterday in fifth inning is shown in
mus siineram. , ©) Oct. 8, 1922: 1 «
Oct. 11; K 168590.
In this, probably the greatest base-
ball photograph ever taken, the Giants
are shown scoring two runs [etc] ©
Weta, 4922-1 ec Oct. 1: K 168458:
Isadora Ironic, Mrs. Serge Yessesin,
released from Ellis Island detention
yesterday [ete.]. © Oct. 3, 1922; 1c.
Oct. 4; K 168408.
Most important arrest yet made in
the New Brunswick, N. J., roundup
of suspects [ete.] © Oct. 12, 1922;
1 e. Oct..16; K 168686.
New scene of operations of Omnipo-
tent Oom [ete.} © Sept. 26, 1922;
1 ec. Oct. 14; K 168698.
One of the most most brilliant wed-
dings of the season [ete.] © Oct. 20,
1922; 1 e. Oct. 24; K 168899.
Peters (Miss Helaine) whose
father’s Long Island railway president
pete © "Oct. 12.1922" 1 © Oek) 165
K 168685.
Rosenbluth (Capt. Robert) yester-
day was released on $40,000 bail [etc.]
© Oct. 21, 1922; 1 ¢c. Oct. 24; K 169173.
Run that decided the world’s series.
Emil Meusel scoring on Kelly’s single
fete.] © Oct. 9, 1922; 1 ¢. Oct. 11; K
168592.
Saludes (Mrs. Paulette) who says
broker wronged her. © Oct. 17, 1922;
1 e. Oct. 19; K 168824.
Scullion (Charles) and George Cline
with policemen. © Oct. 24, 1922; 1c.
Oct. 27; K 169036.
Smile of confidence. With this smile
Mrs. Doris Brunen heard the close of
evidence against her yesterday [ete.].
© Dee (16, 1922: 1 ¢ Dec: 202 Kh
170345.
Still refuses baby. Mrs. Edward
Rich, Jersey City, was charged with
abandonment yesterday with husband.
feted) ©: Oct. 5, 1922-1 ¢ Oct-T: K
168456.
Thankful. Mayor James Couzens
of Detroit and his daughter-in-law,
Mrs Frank Couzens [ete.] © Nov. 30,
1922; 1 e. Dee. 5; K 170024.
This chummy study during the early
stages of the romance between Corliss
Palmer and Publisher Brewster [ete.]
© Dee. 5, 1922; 1 c. Dec. 7; K 170051.
This remarkable photo’ depicts
Frisch and Emil Meusel tearing
around the bases in the eighth inning
[ete.] © Oct. 9, 1922; 1 ¢. Oct. 11; K
168591.
Thornton (Alice) and matron. ©
Oct, 24. 19227-.ioe. Oct. 270548 169038.
Three of a kind. Here’s a trio of
champs. ‘lete|i K@ Oct! 2.) 1922: Ive
Oct. 6; K 168431.
Triumphant. Mrs. Beverly D. Har-
ris was-very happy yesterday [etch ©
Oet) 14519227 tre wOct. 40°: K 168708:
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18712
pt. Iv., B:S:; °¥. 47
News, New York—Continued.
Where fire started. In this remark-
able photograph is shown the third
floor [etc.] © Nov. 1, 1922; 1 ¢ Nov.
3; K 169242.
[8 prints]:
Brunen (Mrs.) and Attorney Walter
Keonn.— Brunen (Mrs.) and _ her
brother, H. C. Mohr.—Through cen-
tury old bars. © Dec. 11, 1922; 1.
Dec. 14; K 170263-170265.
[38 prints]:
Gibson (J/rs. Jane)—Gibson (Mrs.
Jane) state’s star witness, who posed
on her mule, Jennie [etc]— Mills
(Mrs.) Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Addison
Clark posed for this snapshot shortly
before the crime. © Oct. 27, 1922;
1c. each Oct. 30; K 169157-169159.
[3 prints]:
Herman (Pete) boxer, with the aid
of his wife is making a game fight
[etc]—In this exclusive photograph
taken at a seaside resort last spring
[etc]—Stevens (Willie) tried in vain
to hide features [etc] © Oct. 18,
1922; 1 ¢@ each Oct. 20; K 168874—
168876.
[4 prints]:
Aptly named rum smuggler, the
Mystery J. [etc]—Boat putting off
from the Mystery J. [etc]—How
Christmas booze came to us.—Mys-
terious skipper of the Mystery J. and
colored helper. © Dec. 22, 1922; 1 «.
Dee. 26; K 170500-170503.
[4 prints]:
Bahmer (Pearl) who with Raymond
Schneider found bodies of Dr. Hall
and Mrs. Mills [ete]—Harris (Beverly
D.) character study [etc]—These prep-
arations for its removal on board the
President Polk.—Unloading the liquor
fete] © Oct. 11, 1922; 1 c each Oct.
14; K 168662-168665.
[4 prints]:
Factory a fatal furnace.—Firemen
working under the glare of search-
lights.—Frameup? What do you make
of this, Mr. Gallagher?—Witnesses of
the start of the Brooklyn factory fire
declared that not only were girls
forced to leap [ete] © Oct. 31,1922;
1 ec each Nov. 2; K 169218-169221.
[4 prints]:
Hayes (Clifford) on way to jail with
Detective Davids [etc]—Mills (Char-
lotte) who demanded mother’s slayer
be found.—Mills (Mrs. Eleanor) hith-
erto unpublished photo.—Rich (Mrs.
Edward) of Jersey City at last con-
vinced that Dorothy Helen is her child
[etc] © Oct. 10, 1922; 1 c each Oct.
12; K 168698-168702.
[5 prints]:
Golinsky (Joseph) who was blown
off one of the mine cars and hurled
seventy-five feet [ete]—Last bodies
being taken out of the shaft on a mine
car—Many of the bodies were so
shattered that baskets were necessary
[etc]—Spangler is a typical Pennsyl-
vania mining town, and its Main street
is a duplicate [etc]—Waiting at shaft
mouth for news of the entombed men.
© Nov. 9, 1922; 1 c each Noy. 11; K
169456-169460.
[12 prints]:
Comrades of the seventy six known
dead in the Spangler, Pa., mine dis-
aster [etc.J—First rescue squad to
enter the Reilly mine [etc.]—Gas-
masked rescue squad about to de-
scend.—His wife was first to greet
Gov. elect Alfred E. Smith [etc.]—In
the grim task of removing bodies of
victims from mine yard [ete.]—Kissed
him in right wifely fashion.—Less
than an hour after the rescue work
was started by Red Cross workers
[etc.]—Miners’ hall, a playground for
miners in better times [etc.]—Nurses
and a physician administering oxygen
to Abe Craig, hero of the disaster
[ete.]J—Smith (Alfred E.) our new
governor.—Some of the survivors are
shown above at the Miners’ hospital
[etc.]—While crowds of mourning rel-
atives and friends looked on [etc.]
© Nov. 8, 1922; 2 c. each Nov. 10; K
169422-169433.
100 saved by fire drill. When the
burst of flame shown in this remark-
able photograph occurred yesterday
[ete] © Nov. 30, 1922; 1 « Dec. 5;
K 170023.
NEWS SYNDICATE CO., INC., New York.
18713
Fights to rend these bars. While
Mrs. Ivy Giberson, convicted of kill-
ing her husband [ete] © Oct. 20,
1922; 1 c« Oct. 24; K 168898.
NEWSPAPER FEATURE SERVICE, INC.,
New York. 18714-18766
Back to the dashing sport of Robin
Hood. © Sept. 10, 1922; 1 ¢. Sept. 30;
K 168287.
Beach ball for girls only. © Aug.
27, 1922; 1 ec Sept. 30; K 168290.
[Buster Brown] 1922:
© Sept. 10; 1 c. Oct. 10; K 168868.
© Sept. 17; 1 c. Oct. 10; K 168867.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168292.
364
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
no. 4, 1922
©) Oct. 1; 1 c Oct. 24; K 168937.
K 168871.
© Oct. 15; 1 ce. Oct. 24; K 168939.
© Oct. 8; 1c. Oct. 18;
© Oct. 22; 1c. Nov. 2; K 169207.
© Oct. 29; 1 ce. Nov. 7; K 169293.
© Nov. 5; 1c. Nov. 15; K 169610.
© Nov. 12;1c¢. Nov. 23; K 169813.
© Nov. 19; 1c. Nov. 29; K 169899.
© Nov. 26; 1 ec. Dee. 21; K 170368.
© Dec. 3; 1c. Dee. 12; K 170258.
© Dec. 10; 1c. Dee. 21; K 170365.
Craze for pets. © Oct. 15, 1922;
ie Nev. 2; K 169203.
Girl who must not marry. © Nov.
5, 1922; 1'c. Nov. 23; K 169809.
Harvest home. © Nov. 26, 1922;
fre, Pee. (5K 170184.
Hockey girl. © Dec. 10, 1922; 1.
Dec. 21; K 170367.
Just boy [1922]:
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168291.
© Oct. 1; 1 ¢. Oct. 10; K 168869.
© Oct. 8; 1 c. Oct. 18: K 168872.
© Oct. 15; 1c. Oct. 24; K 168936.
© Oct. 22; 1c. Nov. 2; K 169204.
© Oct. 29; 1 c. Nov. 7; K 169294.
© Nov. 5; 1c. Nov. 15; K 169608.
© Nov. 12; 1 ¢. Nov. 23; K 169810.
© Nov. 19; 1c. Nov. 29; K 169900.
© Nov. 26; 1c. Dec. 7; K 170133.
© Dec. 3; 1 ¢. Dee. 12; K 170255
© Dec. 10; 1 ec. Dee. 21; K 170366.
Make way for the
ever. © Oct. 8, 1922;
K 168940.
Newest sport thrill, gliding.
i222 te.) Nov. 23;
Polly [1922]:
-© Sept. 10; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168286.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168288.
© Oct. 1; 1 e Oct. 10; K 168866.
© Oct. 8; 1 ec. Oct. pet K 168870.
© Oct. 15; 1 ¢. Oct. < 168938.
©, Oct, 22> 1 «c. oa 169206.
© Oct. 29; 1c. Nov. 169292.
© Nov. 5; 1 ce. Nov. 15: K 169609.
© Nov. 12; 1c. Nov. 23; K 169812.
© Nov. 19; 1 ce. Nov. 29; K 170335.
© Nov. 26; 1 e@ Dec. 7; K 170132.
© Dec. 3; 1 c. Dee. 12; K 170257.
© Dec. 10; 1 ec. Dec. 21; K 170864.
_ Return of the bull dog. © Oct. 29,
geee: toc. Nov. 777K 3169295,
diggest hats
1 es Oen sae
© Nov.
K 169811.
a0 8
1 OA
Ey BO}
18825
Rugs and curtains for costumes. ©
Sept. 24, 1922; 1c. Sept. 30; K 168289.
Sees New York, give me Oklahoma,
says Indian heiress. © Oct. 1, 1922;
1c. Oct. 10; K 168865.
Sensation of silk wigs. © Dec. 3,
1922; 1 c Dee. 12: K 170256.
Strange furore for Russian color.
© Oct. 22, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 2; K 169205.
When Spain’s queen comes to Amer-
ica. © Nov. 19, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 29;
K 169901.
NEYMANN (PERCY) | San Francisco.
18767
Spirits of home brew. © Nov. 22,
19205 9A e. INOV: 21 3 dt 208502:
NicHots (WILLIAM BeERNON) Bristol,
Pa. 18768
Bristol, Pa., fire dept. © Nov. 1%,
1922; 2 c. Nov. 24; J 258718.
NIcoLas (ALBERT A.) Kane, Pa.
18769-18771
Burns (Pres. Jas. A.) A-C. © Oct.
23, 1922: 2 c. each Oct. 24; J. 257855—
257857.
Nospite (W. Crark) Boston. 18772
Christ, head in base relief. © Dee.
Dey 922 Ze: Dee. 30> J 259126.
NorpDMAN (F. B.) jr., Ormond Beach,
Fla. 18773
[Florida sweets tropical scene] ©
Weers. 19222. 2 ec Dec 15:2 K 10275:
NorRwicH PHARMACAL CO., Norwich,
ING ve 18774
Gee, it feels better eas © Sept.
Zoe Oo 2 e. ‘Oct. 9: K 168492:
NoTASEME HOSIERY CO., Philadelphia.
18775
Notaseme hosiery. An ideal gift.
(Jn Saturday evening post, Dec. 9,
1922) ©) Dee. 1, 1922 Le, Dee. 13%
K 170245.
NOTMAN PHOTO co., Boston. 18776
M. i'l track team; 1922. © Od.
ApoE ee. Ocg 1823.25 (125.
NUTTING (WALLACE) INC., Ashland,
Mass. 18777-18825
[20 photographs]:
Autumn artistry.— Autumn can-
opy.—Autumn shore.—Autumn
waters. — Bethel birches. — Broken
shadows. — Following the _ river. —
Friendly birch.—Golden forest.—Half
tide in October.—Into the _ hills.—
Little ford.—Poolside birches.—Quiver-
ing lights.—Rippling stream.—River
of dreams.—Sough of the pines.—
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18826
NutTTING (WALLACE) INc.—Continued.
[20 photographs ]—Continued.
Tiger lilies and elder.—Wealth of the
hills—Woodbine decorations. © Oct.
16, 1922; 2 ¢ each Dee. 28; J 258971—
258975, 258978—258990, 258998, 258994.
[29 photographs]:
Above the bridge—At sunset.—
Autumn river.—Bend in the valley.—
Between the cliffs—Brook banks.—
Cove landing.—Dream §birches.—
Forest seclusion.— Into the moun-
tain.— Joy of October.—Maine brook.—
Maine coast birches.—Maple by the
stream.—Meadow in autumn.—October
in Maine.—October on the Charles.—
October waters.—River in Maine.—
River’s song. — Sanctuary. — Toward
purple hills.—Tufted shore.—Vermont
in October.—Village spires.—Wall
shadows.— Where the woodman
ceased. — White Mountain drive. —
Yellow canopy. © Oct. 15, 1922; 2 c.
each Dec. 28; J 258969, 258970, 258976,
258977, 258991, 258992, 258995—259017.
OAK SPECIALTY CO., Oak Park, II.
18826, 18827
Contentment. © Dec. 1, 1922; 2 e.
Dec. 16; K 170290.
Moonlight on old Newport. © Dec.
1, 1922; 2 c. Dee. 16; K 170289.
O’BoyLE (Francis L.) Spokane, Wash.
18828
Morning glory. © Nov. 1, 1922; 2
ce. Dec. 11; J 258667.
OcLEsBY (Mitton LANpDIS) Tompkins-
ville Sool Ne Ye 18829
Veneration. © Dec. 6, 1922; 2 «
Dec. 11; J 258666.
OLson (Emit ENGLEBRATH) Denver.
18830
Generator for portable lamp, de-
tailed assembly. [Blueprint] ©1le.
Aug. 21, 1922; I 7089.
O’Merara (DENNIS HENRY) Detroit.
18831
Detroit, Mich., Walkerville bridge
between Ford City and Bell Isle park,
proposed design. © June 25, 1922; 2
e. Oct. 25; I 7289.
Omopt (CorRINE) Houston, Minn.
18832-18836
Sogn, Norway:
Cutting grain in Lardal.—Fagersae-
ter Lardal.—Milking time at Fagersae-
ter Lardal.Scene from Fagersae-
ter.—Scene from Lardal. © 1c. each
May 25, 1922; J 255174255178.
pt. IV.2 Saye 7
Ort (Karz) York, Pa. 18837
Certain-teed products corp. © Oct.
1, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 93 FT 2aieze:
OSBORNE co., Newark, N. J.
18838-18849
[12 prints]:
Aladdin and the wonderful lamp.—
Bluebeard.—Cinderella.—Jack and the
beanstalk.—Jack the giant killer.—
Little Red Riding Hood.—Magic mir-
ror.—Peter Pan.—Puss in boots.—
Sleeping beauty.—Three bears.—Three
little men in the wood. © Sept. 27,
1922; 2 ¢ each Oe 19. ikeeiaseeo—
168836.
OTIS ELEVATOR co., New York.
18850-18852
[3 prints]:
Architecture, today and tomorrow.—
Designing in masses.—New architec-
ture. © Oct. 23, 1922; 2 @ each Oct.
26; K 169369-169371.
OTWELL (H1tRAM.CANNON) Seattle.
— 18853, 18854
Rainier (Mt.) from Paradise Valley,
Rainier national park, Wash. © Sept.
18, 1922; 2 ¢. Oct. 242s) 257s95:
reflection in Indian MHenny’s
hunting grounds, Rainier national
park, Wash. © Sept. 18, 1922; 2 c.
Oct. 24; J 257894.
OUTCAULT ADVERTISING CO., Chicago.
18855, 18856
Bring in Christmas club book with
this voucher. © Oct. 19, 1922; 2 e«.
Oct. 18; K 169081.
Home of Mr. Nifty. © Oct. 6, 1922;
2c. Oct. 6; K 168429.
OVUSHINER (ELLSWoRTH Byron) Chi-
cago. 18857
Treasure chest. [Radio] © Nov.
8, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 18; K 169614.
PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC PHOTOS, INC.,
New York. 18858-18861
[4 prints]:
Burman (H. C.) tireless photogra-
pher.—Former German Emperor and
his bride, a remarkable close up
view [ete.]—In this militant fashion
Wilhelm and the _ princess. started
[ete.]—Suddenly confronted by the
ever vigilant photographer, the Prin-
cess Hermine posed [ete.] © Dec. 20,
1922; 1 ce each Dec. 21; K 170346-—
170349.
Pase (Harvey Linpsty) San Antonio.
18862
© Ae
‘olor music. [Blueprint]
Aug. 22, 1922; I 7016.
366
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
PALLADINO (JOSEPH) Camden, N. J.
18863
Palladino’s latest art studies. ©
pee, O22: 2 c. Oct. 20; J-2577T78.
ParFitr (JAMES H.) Eagle River, Wis.
18864-18869
[6 photographs]:
Ana-Wa-Bik (Chief)—Indian homes
in northern Wisconsin.—Indian pa-
poose. — Nice pair.—No-Ko-Mis.—One
of the big ones. © Aug. 27, 1922; 2 ¢.
each Nov. 27; J 258509-258514.
PARKER (C. W.) Leavenworth, Kan.
; 18870
Miniature aeroplane. [Blueprint]
©l1ec. Aug. 14, 1922; I 6997.
PARKER (HENRY) New York.
18871, 18872
Holy Moses. © Sept. 27, 1922; 2 «.
Oct. 14; J 257705.
Parker (Frances) © Aug. 15, 1922;
Peas 155 J 256759.
PARKER’S BOOK STORE, Danville, Va.
18873-18875
Danville, Va.:
Dan River cotton mills.—Main busi-
ness st.—New riverside cotton mill.
© Nov. 15, 1922; 2 c« each Nov. 27;
K 169826—-169828.
PARRY (WILLET) San Francisco. 18876
California sun rays. © Sept. 15,
i225 2c. sept. 21; J 257191:
PASCHEN (CuHR.) co., Chicago. 18877
[Clean buildings pay better profits]
© Apr. 1, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 20; K 168873.
PATHE NEWS, New York. 18878-18887
- Refugees boarding rescue ship in
harbor while city burns. © Oct. 1,
1922; 1 e. Oct. 16; K 168688.
Smyrna waterfront in flames obscur-
mens im rear. © Oct. 1, 19225. 1 ¢:
Oct. 16; K 168687.
[8 photographs] :
Refugees boarding warships in Har-
bor. of Smyrna.—Refugees leaving the
burning city of Smyrna in small
boats for warship.—Smyrna aflame.—
Smyrna, burning of, 14.—Warship at
anchor in the Harbor of Smyrna. ©
Bem. ol; 1922; 2 « each Oct: 243 J
2957858—257865.
PATTERSON (LOUISE AIMEE) Great
Neck, Long Island, N. Y. 18888
Stuff o’ dreams and Saphira on suf-
frage [etc.] © Oct. 16, 1922; 2 ¢. Oct.
19; K 169052.
18906
Pavut (JoHN R.) co., 1nc., Los Angeles.
18889
[Poinsettias] © May 1, 1922; 2c.
Dec. 14; K 170259.
PAULSON (HeENRY) Chicago. 18890
Paulson’s, the house of one hour
service. © Aug. 2, 1922; 2 ¢ Oct. 21;
K 168885.
PEARCE (JOSEPH N.) Philadelphia.
18891
Philadelphia, Pa., Penn mutual bldg.
and Barry statue, 13776. © Oct. 12,
1922; 2 ec. Oct. 13; J, 257684.
PECKHAM, FOREMAN, INc., New York.
18892-18897
Travelo knit jackets:
Style 645 [Cut 51]—Style 729 [Cuts
47-50]—Style 747 [Cut 46]. © Oct.
26, 1922; 2 ec. each Nov. 1; K 169193-
169198.
PELCHER (HARRY WASHINGTON) Port
Richmond, N. Y. 18898
[6 and 7 room house, plan 563, 5
sheets, blueprints] © Nov. 24, 1922;
2 e. Dec. 2; I 7407.
PENN STATE PHOTO SHopP, State Col-
lege, Pa. 18899
Nittany Iron: © Oct. 14, 1922; 2 e.
Oct-28 J 258012.
PENNANT New
York. 18900
Pearl buttons the only serviceable
buttons for wash garments. [Button
ecard] © Aug. 10, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 20;
K 168406.
PEARL BUTTON C0O.,
PERKINS (LEE) Boston. 18901
Total income and excess profits
taxes, 1917 rates. [2 sheets] ©1e
Dec. 19, 1922; I 7436.
PETERSEN (ALBERT) San Mateo, Calif.
18902, 18903
Knabb (Miss Frances) 1, 2. ©
Suly 145 19225 2 e. each: Aug. 195°)
257095, 257096.
PETERSON (ARTHUR 8.) Portland, Or.
18904
Wildy deere © ish e4 Oct. - 2, 1922;
J 257819.
PETERSON LEwIs) Los Angeles. 18905
Lovejoy (Lucelia A.) 1810-1834. ©
1c Nov. 20, 1922; J 258333.
PFUND NURSERY co., Oak Park, IIl.
18906
Pfund nursery co. [Letterhead] ©
10, 1922>°2 © Oct. 23° K 169228.
367
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18907
pt. IV. 3083; 47
PHILLIPPI (FRANK A.) Pottstown, Pa.
18907
Phillippi sanitary cooling system.
© Noy. 20, 1922; 2 ec. Nov. 2 SK
170271.
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin. 18908-18931
Ave Maria, by Richard Linderum.
© Mar. 1, 1920; 1 ¢& Oct. 21, 1922. kK
170017.
Buch der lieder ; by Victor Schramm.
© Sept, tp, 1921. 4c Och ais doz? -
K 170021.
Cavaliere der marquise; by Hanns
Pellar. (© Oct Ay 1920741 G Oct 21,
1922; K 170003.
[Frthlingsengel; by Karl Pliicke-
baum] © Nov. 15, 1922; 1. Oct. PANE
K 170152.
[Funge mutter; by Hugo Krings]
© Mar.15, 192-ae Oct, 21, 1922:
K 17700138.
Gelbe salon; by Hanns Pellar. ©
Mar. 15, ozs ive. (Oct. 2d, 1922-1
170001.
Liebesgarten; by Hanns Pellar. ©
Wee. T1920 ei Me! Oct! 2 1929\:' KK
170006.
Liebesgedanken; by Hanns Pellar.
©Oci, 15, A9Tg- a ve, Oct. 21, 1922"
K 170000.
Madonna unter bltitenbiumen; by
Mathilde Block-Niendorff. © May 1,
I9t9 eh ee Oe 2d 1922)> K. 170014,
Mucki; by Hanns Pellar. © Oct.
15, 102d) Ae Oete 2ie 1922 - KK 170012.
Park in Versailles ; by Hanns Pellar.
©neey teeter ts ec Oct. 21, 1922:
K 170007.
Pfarrgarten; by Wilhelm Claudius.
@© Dec a920% 1 4) Oet.’ 21,1922
K 170015.
Pferde im gewitter; by A. Roloff. ©
Pubys eel wes Oct. 2a tO22-: wis
170022.
Raucher; by Hugo Krings. © Oct.
fos 22 tre Oct. 24° K 170019:
Rondo; by Hermann Graf.
Aone ues Oe. 218 922 Kel (OOtS:
Sonntagmorgen; by Wilhelm Claud-
WS] MO wie ls LOOT: be VT Oeke ale
1922; K 170016.
Triumerei; by: Victor Schramm. ©
Sepiwcde, 1922) dc. Oct 202 mh 170020:
Turmgeiger; by Karl Pltickebaum.
© Feb. 1, 1922; 1c. Oct. 21; K 169999.
© July.
[3 prints]:
Erstes leid; by Meta Pliickebaum —
Goldhaar; by Meta Pliickebaum—
Kleiner schelm; by Meta Pliickebaum.
© Nov. 1, 1921; 1 c. Oct. 21, 1922; K
170002, 170004, 170005.
[3 prints]:
Parkfest; by Hanns Pellar. —Som-
mertag; by Hanns Pellar.—Sonnen-
kuss; by Hanns Pellar. © Noy. 1,
1919; 1 ce Oct. 21, 1922; K 170008—
170010.
PICKERING (Ep. H.) Annapolis. 18932
Annapolis, Md., U. S. naval acad-
emy, regiment of midshipmen. ©
Nov. 18, 1922; 2 c: Nov. Zig wizoeenat.
PrercE (Henry HAveLocK) Boston.
18933-18935
Modern Priscilla, A, B. © Sept.
15, 1922; 2 @ each Sept. 18; J 257171,
250172.
Treniaine (H. B.) © Oct. 28,
1922; 2 ¢ Och 30, 19222 ieee
PIERINI (ATTILIO) Brooklyn.
18936-18941
[Border design of rabbits in black
and white, etec.] © Oct. 18, 1922; 2
e. Oct. 25; K 168941.
Christmas greetings and_ sincere
good wishes [etc] © Noy. 22, 1922;
2 ¢. Dec. 7? K Aes:
N S UN, Brooklyn, all meet’er.
Northern seal news. © Sept. 10,
1922; 2 ec Nov. 1; K 169191.
Northern seal. Above them all. ©
Dee. 12, 1922; 2 c Dec. 14; K 170261.
Leaves a good impression. ©
Oct. 10, 1922; 2 & Novis ike tags
re-elected for 1923. © Nov. 13,
1922: 2 c Nov. 157% dessa
Pirrson (Epwin) Seattle. 18942
Seattle, Wash., port of. © Oct. 27,
1922; 2 ec. Nov. 2; J 258084.
PIMENTEL (Luis R.) El Paso.
18943-18945
[3 photographs]:
Murquia (Gral. Francisco) cadaver
del, fusilado en Tepehuanes, Estado
de Duranzo, Mexico.—Murquia (Gral.
Francisco) cadaver del, y las fuerzas
aprensoras, Estado de Duranzo, Mex-
ico.—Personal del consejo de querra
y el Padre J. B. Casares. © Nov.
'.6, 1922; 2 c each Nov. 138; J 258212—
258214.
PotHrmMUS (lL. E.) Miami, Ariz.
18946
Polly special. © Nov. 30, 1922; 2
e. Dee. 28, K 170746.
068
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
18997
POLLAK (JULIUS) New York.
18947-18982
Best Christmas wishes:
[Children and dog carrying Xmas
packages]—Christmas of its gladness
give [etc.]—In golden letters wrought
in ink [ete.]—Long may you live
[ete.]|—May peace and gladness bright
[ete.]—We’re so used to the wish,
happy Christmas [ete.] © Sept. 10,
1922; 2 c. each Oct. 18; K 169060,
169069, 169071, 169073, 169081, 169085.
Christmas greetings:
[Children throwing snow balls,
ete.]—Christmas fires burn brightly
[ete.J]—[Girl pulling sled and girl
earrying doll]—I wish you every last-
ing joy [ete.J]—Just a small card
[ete.]—Just one more little card to
bear [ete.]—So sunny is the little
wish [etc.]—Whatever is good [etc.]
© Sept. 10, 1922; 2 c. each Oct. 18; K
169054, 169056, 169064, 169065, 169068,
169070, 169075, 169080.
Hearty Christmas greetings:
Christmas blessings come to you
[ete.] — Merry bells at Christmas
[ete.]—This little wish will ring my
name [ete.] © Sept. 10, 1922; 2 e¢.
each Oct. 18; K 169077, 169079, 169084.
Joyful Christmas:
[Christmas tree and girl playing
with dollJ—[Girl pulling sleigh with
basket of Xmas packages]—Just the
old wish, happy Christmas [ete.]—
Merry heart this Christmastide [ete.]—
[Three children making a snow man]
© Sept. 10, 1922; 2 c. each Oct. 18; K
169058, 169062, 169063, 169076, 169087.
Merry Christmas:
All life through [etc.]—Christmas
card looks so tiny I know [etc.]—I’m
very tiny, but if you knew [etc.J—
May Christmas bring you joys that
last [ete.]—May this little greeting
eard [ete.J—[Santa Claus and two
ehildren]—[Two girls, one carrying
wreath ]—Yule-tide has come [ete.] ©
Sept. 10, 1922; 2 c. each Oct. 18; K
169053, 169057, 169059, 169061, 169066,
169074, 169078, 169088.
[6 prints]:
Best wishes for Christmas, much
joy to you may Christmas bring
[ete.]—Christmas wishes, once more
I send the good old greeting [etc.]—
Hearty Christmas greeting, may your
Christmas time be happy, [etc.]—Joy-
ous Christmas, here’s just the usual
Christmas’ greeting [etc.] — Joyous
Christmas, this small card wishes that
good cheer.—With Christmas greet-
ings, may the skies above be bright
325059—23——_7
for you [ete.] © Sept. 10, 1922; 2c.
exen. Oct: 18; K 169055, 169067,
169072, 169082, 169083, 169086.
POPULAR RADIO, INC., New York.
18983
Lewishon stadium audience. ©1c.
Aug. 18,°1922; J 256764.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY, New York.
18984-18988
Bench and tilt-top table. [Blue-
print] © Aug. 10, 1922; 2 c. Aug. 22;
I (OLD.
Electric train kiddie broncho doll’s
house, 14. [Blueprint] © Nov. 10,
1922; 2 ce. Nov. 18; I 7364.
Electric washing machine. [Blue-
print] © Sept. 10, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 27;
7201:
Home workshop bench [Blueprint]
© Dee. 10, 1922; 2 ce. Dec. 16; I 7424.
Tea wagon. [Blueprint] © Oct.
10-1922 2 e-Oct: 20; T7273.
POPULAR SCIENCE PUB. CO., INC., New
York. 18989-18993
How sunlight might carry life from
Venus to earth. (Jn Popular science
monthly, Nov., 1922) © Oct. 10, 1922;
ies Oct. the K- 168523.
How the proposed McDougall rec-
tangular ocean liner would plough
through heavy seas. (Jn Popular sci-
ence monthly, Nov., 1922) © Oct. 10,
O22 2h es Ock. 103° KK: 169088.
How this revolutionary dictating
machine records the dictator’s voice
on a cellulose thread [ete] (Jn Popu-
lar science monthly, Dec., 1922) ©
Nov. 10, 1922; 1 ce. Nov. 9; K 169413.
New Ljungstrom turbine locomotive,
cutaway view. (Jn Popular science
monthly, Dec. 1922) © Nov. 10, 1922;
1e Nov. 9; K.169414.
Typical landscapes on Venus and
Mars. (In Popular science monthly,
Nov., 1922) © Oct. 10, 1922; 1c. Oct.
10; K 168524.
POST PICTURES coRP., New York. 18994
Hungarian child. © Dee. 1, 1922;
2°e@> Dee, 29> F 259058.
Powers (STILLMAN) Boston. ~
18995-18997
Devil’s Brook, Sharon, Mass. ©
June 1, 1922; 2 c. Dee. 13; K 170248.
Minot’s Ledge lighthouse. © June
1, 1922; 2 e«. Dee. 13; K 170247.
Massachusetts Bay. © Aug. 17,
1022: 2 & Dees tae) 258732.
369
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18998
Prentiss (A. M.) Portland, Or.
18998, 18999
Logs in Toledo slough. © Sept. 25,
G22 2 @ Oct 245 25 (46a.
Warrentown, Or., airplane view. ©
Aug. 14, 1922; 2 @ Aug. 21; J 257109.
PREPARED ROOFING ASSN., Chicago.
19000-19002
Estimated shipments of roll roofing
and asphalt shingles for entire in-
dustry, Sept. 1, 1919 to date. [Blue-
print] ©1c. Dee. 14, 1922; I 7416.
' Apr. 1, 1920 to: Aus. ral, 1922.
[Blueprint] © 1. Oct. 12, 1922; I
7256.
— May 1, 1920 to Sept. 30, 1922.
[Blueprint] © 1c Nov. 18, 1922; I
7331.
PRESBREY, LELAND co., INC., New York.
19003
[Gilmer - Minis memorial canopy,
23614. 5 sheets, blueprints] © 1.
Dee. 6, 1922; I 7459.
PRESS PUB. co., New York. 19004
Sehneider (Curt) © Oct. 11, 1922;
1.e: Oct. 27; K 169105.
Prick (ARTHUR EK.) Seattle.
19005, 19006
Airplane. © Nov. 25, 1922; 2 c. Nov.
27; J 258492.
Sky pilot. © Nov. 20, 1922; 2c.
Nov. 27; J 258491.
Price (JOHN WILLIAMS) Toronto,
Canada. 19007
Lloyd George (David) © Oct. 14,
1922; 2 @ Nov. 14; J 258569.
Price (THEODORE H.) PUB. CoRP., New
York. 19008
Autumnal dip in the cotton market.
© Sept. 20, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 6; I 7346.
PRINCE (WILLIAM S8.) New York.
19009
Mother. © Oct. 6, 1922; 2 ec Oct.
10; K 168973.
PRISCILLA co., Boston. 19010, 19011
Symbol block pattern for stockings,
22-10-48. © Oct. 4, 1922; 2c. Oct. 12;
K 168597.
Symbol patterns for petit-point slip-
pers: © et. 21, 1922-2 ¢€ Oct. 24;
K 168916.
Pruitt (O. N.) Columbus, Miss.
! 19012
Columbus Miss., Mississippi state
college for women, freshmen class.
Oct.) 17,1922.) 2 e. Oct. 183; 2o8i15:
pt. Iv., He Sa ¥. 17
QUEEN INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA, New
York. 19013
Protects the homes and industries of
America. © July 1, 1922; 2 e. Nov.
9; K 169524.
R-C PIcTuRES corP., c/o Film booking
offices of Amer., ine, New York.
19014-19224
Broadway madonna:
Broadway madonna.—Counting out
the toll, they found themselves at last
in shackles.—Courageously she pro-
tested against the slur.—Gleaming
shoulders, intoxicating music [etec., 24
sheet poster]—Grim tragedy stalked
amid the trappings of the ballroom.—
Like a glad bird loosed from a golden
cage [etc]—Mumbled oath broke the
silence—Out of the seething welter
of intrigue, destiny led her [ete]—
Secret out, confusion followed. —
Shadows of intrigue deepened about
them and then.—[Title card]—Who is
the?—Witching hour when masks
came off.—[3 sheet poster, style A,
B]—[6 sheet poster] © Oct. 29, 1922;
2 ec each Nov. 29; K 169862-169877.
Entertaining the boss, Mr. and Mrs.
Carter De Haven in:
And his honor the boss had just ar-
rived.—And then the fun began.—He
had plenty of room to laugh up his
sleeve.—He was a handy man about
the house.—His fingers turned to
thumbs.—She thought he had joined
the black hand.—What a nice white
wing Carter would have made.—[1
sheet poster]—[3 sheet poster] © Oct.
29, 1922; 2 @ each Nov. 8; K 169376,
169377, 169398-169403, 169405.
with Mr. and Mrs. Carter De
Haven. [Title card] © Oct. 29, 1922;
2c. Nov. 8; K 169404.
Fire fighter, Dan Mason in: i
Let ’er squirt.—Nosey was pickled
in his own brine.—Pop and his gallant
fire-eaters.—Pop discovered the secret
of the well.—That’s real fire water,
Pop.—While Plum Center burned pop
fiddled.—You’d think Pop was putting ©
on the feed bag.—[1 sheet poster]—
[3 sheet poster] © Nov. 5, 1922; 2
e. each Nov. 8; K 169878, 169379,
169383-169389.
with Dan Mason. [Title card]
© Nov. 5, 1922; 2 ce. Nov. 8; K 169382.
Good men and true, Harry Carey in:
All came to Pringle with their
troubles—Amid shadows of villainy
and intrigue [etc]—Cornered [3 sheet
poster]—Crash, a shriek and he
plunged f[etc]—Eyes ablaze, chest
SYA)
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1922
heaving, heart pounding in righteous
fury [etce, 3 sheet poster]—Lights
blazed, throngs shouted [etc]—Like
steel to a magnet his fist flew straight
[ete]—Shackles clanked on his wrist
jete]—Smashing surge of the mob
[ete 6 sheet poster]—Smile that
turned the tide of ballots.—Stand back
you thugs.—[Title card]—Trap is
sprung.—With a crash the huge car
sent the rider spinning over the cliff.
[24 sheet poster]—[1 sheet poster,
Sateen BI ‘© Nov. 12, 1922; 2 e.
each Noy. 22; K 169701—-169716.
Grass widow:
Fateful day, the grass widow’s ar-
rival.—Hatred blazed in pop’s eyes.—
Plum Center’s first jazz band.—Pop
pieked the belle of the ball.—Pop
swung a very nasty hoof.—Scandal
had sneaked right up and bit pop on
the ankle.—She twitted him about the
siren. © Dee. 3, 1922; 2 c. each Dec.
2; K 169977—169983.
Hound of Baskervilles:
But we must solve this awful mys-
tery.—Even the gruelling third degree
failed to shake the butler’s story.—
Great detective, eager listeners [etc]—
Hound it was, an enormous coal-black
hound [etc]—Innocent or guilty, they
probed deep for the secret.—I’ve seen
it again, out there on the moor.—Skulk-
ing shadows, screaming silence [ete]—
Then he haltingly told the tragic
tale-—Why did you signal from the
window at midnight? © Oct. 1, 1922;
2 ce. each Oct. 17; K 168722-168728,
168733, 168734.
Hound of Baskervilles, «Hille Nor-
wood in:
[Dog and man. 3 sheet poster]—
[Flaming head. 3 sheet posterJ—In an
instant the great hound was upon
him.—Like a lightning flash the huge
blazing beast was upon him. [24
sheet poster]—Stealthily the mys-
terious shadow crept upon him [ete]—
[Title ecard]—With a shriek the man
disappeared in the bog. [6 sheet
poster] © Oct. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Oct.
17; K 168721, 168729-168732, 168735,
168736.
If I were queen, Ethel Clayton in:
As the purple shadows fell they
pledged undying love. — [Chapel
scene]—[Clayton (Ethel) on throne]—
Crash of timbers, the panic of the na-
tives [etc]—My prince, I love you.—
On bended knee he swore devotion.—
She played a charming Juliet to the
prince’s Romeo.—Swords aloft, erect
and heroic [etc] They met, face to
CLASSES, H TO K
19224
face [etc]—[Title card]—With fawn
like grace she danced [etc]—With
hungry heart he gazed upon her.—[3
sheet poster, style A, BJ—I[6 sheet
poster ]—[24 sheet poster] © Oct. 15,
1922; 2 @ each Oct. 25; K 169174-
169189.
In the name of the law:
[Automobile with _ police] — But
father, he’s our boy.—But father, he’s
our boy. [1 sheet poster]—Don’t cry
little mother, I’ll square things.—Hand
aloft he fairly screamed [etc]—Irish
blue eyes [etc]—Memory of his own
departed baby brought tears to his
eves.—Mothers, fathers, sons [etc 3
sheet poster]—My God.—My God, it’s
my.—|[Policeman]—See the struggling
student accused of theft [etc., 3 sheet
poster]|—See the struggling student
accused of theft [etc., 6 sheet poster ]—
Shot in the dark, a crash of glass
[etc]—Stop, see the thrilling bank
robbery [etc., 3 sheet poster—They’re
trying to incriminate me.—You made
him the thief he is.—[24 sheet poster,
Style, A. Bl) Cy Aus. 20, 192202 Ve
each Nov. 14; K 169546—169564.
Keep ’em home:
End of a perfect day.—He had killed
the headless horseman.—He looked
into a machine-gun battery of eyes.—
Hideous sight froze his gaze.—His
head swam in a sea of introductions.—
T’ll never go out again, dear.—['Title
card]|—Two reasons why he shouldn’t
stay at home.—I[1 sheet poster]—[8
sheet poster]. © Nov. 26, 1922; 2 «.
each Dee. 2; K 169969-169976, 169989,
169990.
Kick-back, Harry Carey in:
Carelessly he lit a cigarette while a
hideous death threatened.—Don’t fail
to see [etc]—Hntrapped by his foes
he stood his ground courageously.—
Hyes aflame with rage he lashed out
with a erushing blow.—His heart
bursting with suspense he watched and
waited.—In his sturdy arms she felt
the soft comfort of security.—Mighty
clash of conflict [ete, 24 sheet
poster |—Mighty clash of conflict, the
scourge of jealousy [etc]—Notice is
hereby given [ete., 3 sheet poster ]—
One last look before his captives fell
upon him.—[Rescuing girl from
water ]—Sweet, child-eyes beamed from
a tender, swarthy face [ete]—There is
only one Harry Carey [etc]—Title
card]—[8 sheet poster, style B]J—[6
sheet poster] © Sept. 3, 1922; 2 «
each Dec. 9; K 170190-170197, 170206-
1702138.
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19224
R-C pPrIcTURES corP., c/o—Continued.
Pop Tuttle’s clever catch, Dan
Mason in: .
He believed in the fly swatting cam-
paign [etc]—Hold-up in real Broad-
way style-—Pop gets the reward for
his clever catch.—Pop got angry at
the Plum Center flapper.—Pop turned
the tables on the road agent.—Pop was
the local. Babe Ruth at checkers.—
[Title card]—Wild Fire was looking
for the nearest morris chair.—You
have broken my girlish heart, you
shiek. [3 sheet poster]—[1 sheet
poster] © Oct. 8, 1922; 2 c each Dec.
9; K 170198—170205, 170214, 170215.
Pop Tuttle’s grass widow, Dan
Mason in:
[Title card]—[1 sheet poster]—[3
sheet poster] © Dee. 3, 1922; 2 «.
each Dec. 2; K 169984, 169987, 169988.
Pop Tuttle’s
Mason in:
Backs that were never meant for
the Ziegfeld follies—Beginning of
pop’s downfall.—Grand opening of the
Plum Center picture palace.—Howd’y
folks, I’m here again. [3 sheet
poster ]—Night life in Plum Center.—
Pop’s idea of an orgie.—Royal coach
that meets all trains.—Taking his cue
from the late Mr. Barnum.—[Title
card]—[1 sheet poster] © Sept. 10,
1922; 2 ec. each Dec. 2; K 169961-
169968, 169985, 169986.
Their first vacation, Mr. and Mrs.
Carter De Haven in:
Eyes popped wide with fear [etc]—
Hall was in an uproar [ete]—Hello,
central, hello [ete]—Lashed tight upon
a log [ete]—Pleading with his wifey
fete] —Super-thrill, the biggest in a
young man’s life [ete] —[Ttitle
card|—Zip, zam, bang [etc]—[38 sheet
poster] © Sept. 3, 1922; 2 @ each
Nov. 8; K 169380, 169390-169397.
——the Carter De Havens in. ©
Sept. 3, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 8; K 169381.
movie queen, Dan
Thelma:
Amid the purple shadows. they
dreamed of love.—F aces white with
fury the angry mob pressed upon
her.—From simple calicos to flaming
silk and jewels.—Her face went white
with horror.—Plain little Jenny Wren
who became a blazing fashion plate.—
She brought the scoffers to her golden-
slippered feet.—Swords aloft, eyes
aflame they pledged allegiance to the
Viking prince. © Nov. 26, 1922; 2 ¢
each Dec. 8; K 170135-170141.
pt rv. WS wee
Thelma, Jane Novak in:
[Hight pictures]—From a _ simple
little grub to a blazing fashion plate.
[6 sheet poster]—From a simple peas-
ant of the bleak Norseland [ete. 3
sheet poster]—Have you ever read
Marie Corelli’s greatest love story ?—
[Steadily she gazed, her expression
one of rapt [ete]—[Title card]—[3
sheet poster]—[22 x 28 card]—[24
sheet poster] © Nov. 26, 1922; 2 ¢.
each Dee. 8; K 170142-170150.
Twin husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Carter
De Haven in:
At last the showdown.—Dark mo-
‘ment in a young husband’s life-—Hven
Napoleon was never in such a tight
place.—Fire works begin.—He must
come with me.—His hopes faded like
an old gingham dress.—Plot goes into
high.—[Title card]—[1 sheet poster]—
[3 sheet poster] © Oct. 1, 1922; 2.
each Dec. 18; K 170325-170334.
When love comes, Helen Jerome
Eddy in:
All Munro turned out to celebrate
the opening of the dam.—Be prepared.
[3 sheet poster]—EHagerly she waited
but the burning words never came.—
Great moment in their lives and he
had not the courage to propose.—I
lied, she moaned, it was my fault.—
Like a thunderbolt, the stunning ac-
cusations broke up the festivities.—
Run for your life, the dam has burst.—
[Star]—There he stood, a menace to
their happiness. [Ttitle card]—Will
you. be prepared when love comes?
[24 sheet poster]—With eager heart
she awaited his confession of love.—
With her happiness at stake, should a
girl propose? [3 sheet poster]—
You'll swallow those lies or TVll.—
Young hearts athrob in the grasp of
destiny. [6 sheet poster] ©.Dec. 10,
1922; 2 c. each Nov. 29; K 170174—
170189. —
RADFORD (WILLIAM A.) Chicago.
19225-19236
[12 prints]:
[Barn] Feb., 1923, Apr., 1923.—
[Bungalow] Jan., 1923, Mar., 1923,
Aug., 1923—[Colonial house] Oct.,
1923.—[Corn cribs] July, 1923.—[Hog
house] Sept., 1923.—[House] Dec.,
1923.—[Implement shed and barn]
Nov., 1923.—[Poultry house] May,
1923.—[Small house] June, 1923. ©
Nov. 15, 1922; 2 c. each Nov. 18; K
169731-169742.
old
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
19270
New York.
19237
Radio builder, schematic wiring dia-
gram, plan 2, series M. [Blueprint]
© Oct. 30, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 1; I 7812.
RADIOGEM coRP., New York. 19238
Radiogem. © June 24, 1922; 2 «.
Nov. 15; I 7376.
RAETH (FREDERICK C.) Milwaukee.
19239
Radiophone construction plans. [9
sheets blueprines] © Oct. 138. 1922;
wee Oce, 17: I 300.
RAILROAD BUYERS AND SELLERS SERVICE
BUREAU, Chicago. 19240
Railroad «service bureau. © June
17, 2922; 2 c. June 26; K 167209.
RANSFORD (ARTHUR L.) Portland, Or.
19241-19247
Columbia River Highway, Or.:
At Crown Point, looking east.—
Mitchells Point tunnell.—Multnomah
Falls.—Shepperds Dell. © Dec. 4,
1922; 2 c@ each Dec. 9; J 258656—
258658, 258,661.
Crater Lake, Or., from Scott Peak.
© June 3, 1922; 2 c. June 8; J 258576.
Falls of the Willamette River at
Oregon City, Or. © Dec. 4, 1922; 2¢e
Dee. 9; J 258660.
Looking west on. the
River, from Crown Point.
a9225 2 c. Dee. 9; J 258659.
RAv stTuptIos, 1nc., Philadelphia.
19248-19255
Army, navy football game, Franklin
field, Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 25, 1922.
amo 28. 1922-2 ¢. Dee, 267- J
258910.
Penn’s treaty with the Indians, copy
of painting by Benj. West, 30304. ©
Greens, 1922 - 2c Oct. 31 ;>J- 258008:
Pennsyvania, Cornell football game,
Franklin field stadium, Philadelphia,
Pa., Nov. 30, 1922, 34192. © Dec. 1,
1922; 2 ec Dee. 26; J 258911.
‘Philadelphia, Pa., 8th and Market
‘Sts., Lit bros. store, 34187. © Oct.
Zea 2 Ce. Oct. Sl3°S 258007,
[4 photcgraphs]:
Philadelphia, Pa., City hall from
northeast Philadelphia, 34094.—Phila-
delphia, Pa., City hall tower, 34090.—
Philadelphia, Pa., panorama from Rit-
tenhouse sq., 381028.—Ten car postal
train passing through’ Lewistown nar-
rows. © Aug. 20, 1922; 2 c. each Sept.
19; J 257182-257185.
RADIO BUILDER PUB. CO.,
Columbia
© Dec. 4,
ReEDER (JoHN T.) Houghton, Mich.
19256
Houghton, Mich., Michigan college
of mines. © Sept. 1, 1922; 2 c. Sept.
8; J 257654.
Rees (Forest Ray) Tulsa, OKI.
19257
Outline of -knowledge kingdoms.
PBineprinty, ©) INov.” 15, 1922 = Jive:
Nove Zor 1 eo:
REESE (BERT) a ee
19258, 19259
Windowit. © Aig SV AQ22 FZ cet
Dee 1d: 1K AvO216:
Same: (© -Dee: 16).419223) 2ive:
Dec. 28; K 170740.
REEVES (CHARLES S.) Hood River, Or.
19260-19263
[4 photographs]:
Hood (Mt.) vista.—Lost Lake, sun-
set.—Reflections.—Sailing. © Dec. 1,
1922; 2¢.each Dec. 5; J 258622—258625.
REEVES (Knox) St. Paul.
19264-19266
Fire menaces you. © Sept. 21, 1922;
ie Nov. 131 ec: Nov. 295. K. 169944.
Rain insurance. © Oct. 10, 1922;
1 «¢ Nov. 17; 1 ¢ Nov. 29; K 169945.
Your children? © Sept. 21, 1922:
Les Now, 27 > ive. Nov. 29: K 169943:
ReicH (JAcQUES) New Dorp, S. IL., N.
Y. 19267
(Warren G.)] © Nov.
13 = AK, 169555:
[Harding
Se ho7Z2 eo 2 e, INO.
Reip (MArcEtLUS) Cleveland.
19268-19279
Bungalow, floor and basement plans,
6 L, 6 R. [Blueprints] © 1 ¢. each
Oct, Gar922 = 7250) (251.
ae eet front and side elevation,
6 L. [Blueprint] © 1 ¢. Oct. 6, 1922;
a 7249,
One nO) shes OR So
1 ¢ each Dee. 29, 1922; I 7460-7463.
—-—10L. [Blueprint] ©1e. Dec.
IS) 1922" DL Fasi:
11 L. [Blueprint] ©1c. Dee.
18, 19223, B T4382.
howe oigenrint!,. doe:
Jan, 2, 1923; I 7464.
12°) 2 aelueprint)« “OW 2,
Dec. 4, 1922; I 7395.
ioe easing): \©. Ale
Dec. 4, 1922; I 7396.
SY 6s:
i’
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19280
Dt..FV.9 meso. 4 7
REINTHAL & NEWMAN, New York.
19280, 19281
Evening; by Maxfield Parrish. ©
Nov. 6, 1922: 2°e Novi T >. KoiGS3eb,
Morning; by Maxfield Parrish.
Nov. 6, 1922; 2 c Nov. 7; K 169366.
Reni-Mext (L.) Paris. 19282
Bertrand (Charles) © Sept. 28,
19225) 2 e: (Oct. > 1K AGSO.
RENTSCHLER (J. F.) Ann Arbor.
19283, 19284
Smith (Secretary Shirley W.) 1. ©
Oct. 0, 19222 er Ochs I Zoutte.
——2. © Oct. 12, 1922; 2 c. Oct.
18; J 257749.
REXFERD SPECIALTY CARD Co., Kansas
City, Mo. 19285
I know old Santa promised you some
dainty underthings. [ete] © Sept. 11,
1922; 2 @ Sept. 18; K 168249.
REYMOND (MArtTIN H.) Binghamton,
IN Gaye 19286-19289
[Layout of scales for Reymond
leather calculator, design 4 Blue-
print] ©1e. Oct. 6, 1922; I 7252.
Reymond leather calculator. [Blue-
print] © 1c. Sept. 18, 1922; 1: 7170.
design 2. [Layout of scales.
Blueprint] © 1c. Oct. 31, 1922; I
(31%
—— —— [Blueprint]
1922; 2 ¢. Nove255 1 T3711
Reynotps (B. S.) co.,
A Nov. 18,
Washitieton.
19290-19305
Arlington national cemetery, Va.,
memorial amphitheatre:
And tomb of unknown _ soldier.—
From the east, aeroplane view.—From
the west, aeroplane view. © Nov. 15,
1922; 2 c each Dec. 29; K 170762-
170764.
tomb of unknown soldier. ©
Oct. 5, 1922; 2 c« Dec. 29; K 170758.
Fort Meyer, Va., U. S. wireless sta-
tion. © Sept. 2, 1922; 2 c. Dec. 29;
K 170765.
Mt. Vernon, Va., Washington’s home,
showing bowling green and gardens
from an airplane. © Nov. 15, 1922;
2 e. Dec. 29; K 170761.
Washington, D. C.:
Bureau of printing and engraving in
cherry blossom time.—Famous. River-
side drive in cherry blossom time.—
Japanese cherry trees in blossom.—
Library of Congress by night.—Lincoln
memorial through cherry blossoms,
vista.—U. S. Capitol, aurora borealis
illumination. Washington monument.
—White House at night. © Oct. 5,
1922; 2 ¢@ each Dee 29-7 aid o0-
170752, 170754170758.
——HLinecoln memorial, Potomac
River and hills of Arlington, Va.
Nov. 15, 1922; 2 ec. Dee. 29; K 170759.
Washington monument, Lincoln
memorial and Potomac River in dis-
tance. © Nov. 15, 1922; 2 c Dec. 29;
K 170760.
RIGAUMONT (VICTOR ALBERT) Pitts-
burgh. 19306-19308
Main floor plan for theatre on
Northside, also upper floor plan. © at:
ce. Dee. 13, 1922; I 7411.
North Braddock, Pa., First evangeli-
cal church, main floor plan and ground
floor plan. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1922; I
7305.
Pittsburgh, Pa., Morningside ave.,
dwelling for W. E. Kirsch, first and
second floor plans. © 1e Aug. 19,
1922; I 7010.
Roperts (WiLt1AM H.) Santa Fe,
N..M. 19309
Indian portrait. © 1 ce Sept. 22,
1922; J 257869.
ROBERTSON (JOHN W.)
O
New London,
: 19310-19320
[11 photographs]:
Burning sceene.—Comradship.—
Courtesy.—Eve of life—Faith .—
Fidelity.—Filial love.—Patriotism.—
Spirit of America. Symbolie south.
—Torture chamber. © Nov. 6, 1922;
2c. each Nov. 15; J 258608-258618.
Ropinson (G. H.) co., 1INc., Chicago.
19321-19325
When dreams come true. © Oct. 2,
1922; 2c. Oct. 20°) to Zatti:
[4 photographs]:
At the fair.—Fireworks.—Mystie
China.—Spectacular. July #2 25,
1922 ; 2c. each Oct. 6; J 257597—-257600.
RocKHILL (CHARLES 8S.) Philadelphia.
19326
[Gleaning bricks] © Oct. 14, 1922;
2 ec. Oct. 16; K 168667.
RoEMBKE (WILLIAM HENRY) Re ie
qua, Wis. 19327-19338
Lae du Flambeau, Wis.:
Chippewa Indian, 350, 352-355, 356—
359.—Chippewa Indian village, 361.—
Chippewa Indians, 351, 560. © June
15, 1922; 1 c each June 19; 1 e@ each
July 27; J 256385—256396.
RonneE & WASHBURN, Buffalo.
Niagara Falls, aerial photo.
22, 1922; 2c Nov. 9; J 258278.
19339
© Oct.
314.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
Roots (YALE K.) Wooster, O.
19340-19346
Ohio agricultural experiment sta-
foe 4c). Sept: 1, 1922; 2. ¢.. Sept: 18;
A201 17.
Wooster, O.:
College of Wooster, 1-3.—General
view, 1.—Square.—Wooster cemetery.
© Sept. 1, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 18; J
Peet 21116, 257118.
Rose (ALEXANDER) Minneapolis.
19347
Minneapolis, Minn., Superior holding
eco., 19 apartment bldg., typical floor
plan and front and rear elevations.
[2 sheets, blueprints] © Apr. 17,
122 2 ec. Nov. 11; 1 7370.
ROSENBAUM BROS., Chicago.
19348-19350
Vitality. [Rooster] © Nov. 8,
1922; 2 c Nov. 10; K 169421.
(Chieks| © Nov. 16, 1922; 2
ce. Nov. 20; K 169668.
Wonderful feed [Vitality chickens]
enews, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 20; K
169662.
Rost (JoHn Fretix) New York. 19351
Educational weaving board. © Oct.
2, 1922; 2 ce. Oct. 4; K 168409.
Rove stupio, Spokane, Wash.
19352, 19353
Finlay (Mrs. Jas. R.) © Oct. 3,
1922; 1¢. Oct. 9; 1c. Oct. 31; J 258038.
Hauser (Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth)
ehildren of. © Oct. 10, 1922; 1 ¢c. Oct.
14-4 e€ Oct. 31; J 258032.
Rusen (JAcos) Newburgh, N. Y.
19354-19363
[10 photographs]:
Breakneck and Bullhill Mts., from
the Storm King highway, N. Y., 10.—
Going north, start of ascent, showing
high elevation in the distance, Storm
King highway, N. Y., 13.—Looking
south over Cro’ Nest, Storm King high-
way, N. Y., 2.—Ravine, looking south,
Storm King highway, N. Y., 6—Road
construction in mountain side, Beacon
and Breakneck Mts. in background,
Storm King highway, N. Y., pictu-
resque view, 11.—Road looking south
as it winds around the mountainside
and Hudson River, 3.—Storm King
highway, looking north, showing Mt.
Tarus and Breakneck Mts., 12.—Storm
King Mt., Hudson River, N. Y., show-
ing highway which has been blasted
out of its granite sides, 17.—Very deep
cut in through the mountains, Storm
19390
King highway, N. Y., 9.—Very deep
fill, forming the road construction,
Storm King highway, N. Y., 4.
Sept, 20, 1922-2 ‘ce earch “Oct. 202 5
258041—258050.
Rusk (JOHN W.) Haines Falls, N. Y.
19364-19369
Rip Van Winkle trail, 1-6. © Sept.
25, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 27; J 257410-
257415.
RUSSELL (GeO. E.) San Francisco.
19370-19375
Sacramento, Calif. : :
Business district, as seen by the air
man.—State capitol, from the air.—
The diggins, airplane view. © June
4 G27 2eeneach Oct) 235 ssAZzetece
257823, 257824.
San Francisco, Calif., Civie center
and business district, air foto. ©
June +S; 1922: 2, ce: Oct... 23: JS 250825.
Crissy field, aerial view. ©
ume 5,9 1922 - 2 ec. Oct. 234s 72571820:
Skyline from Ferry bldg., aero
Loto; © dune 5, 1922.- 2 ee Oct 23%
d- 257822.
Ruvup (Neits B.) Madison, Wis. 19376
Williams (Capt. Rollie) © Oct. 22,
1922; 2 c. Nov. 22; J 258654.
RYAN (JAMES THURSTON) Frankfort,
Ky. 19377
Thrift curves. © Nov. 24, 1922;2¢
Nov. 24; I 7405.
SALISBURY (Hpwarp A.) Los Angeles.
19378
Javanese dancers. © June 20, 1922;
2 c. Sept. 18; J 257124.
SALVE Recina, Washington.
19379-19390
fi? prints]:
Again ’tis the holy Christmas, ete.—
Blessed Christmas from dawn to end,
ete.—Blessed Christmas, there is no
other time of the year when happiness
is so world wide, ete.—Christmas
greetings, with every good wish, ete.—
Gloria in excelsis deo, with best
wishes, ete—Kindly greetings and
every good wish, ete.—May all that is
good and all that is true, ete—May the
blessed Christmas day bring you joy
and peace, ete.—Of old the wise men
brought with them rare gifts, ete.—
Shining gleam of joy to send you,
ete.—When Christmas comes down its
beautiful road, ete—With all kind
thoughts and best wishes, etc.
Sept. 15, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 30; K
168250-16861.
379
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19391
pt. Iv., n. s., v.17
SANTWAY PHOTO-CRAFT CO., INC., Water-
town, N. Y. 19391
St. Lawrence River and Thousand
Islands from Thousand Island house,
Alexander Bay, N. Y. © Aug. 12,
1921; 2c. July 3, 1922; K 168396.
‘SAVAGE (WINFIELD ALoysius) New
York. 19392, 193893
Sales comparison, consolidated total,
1922. ©1c Aug. 18, 1922; I 7091.
Sales requirements, consolidated
total, 12 months, 1922, estimates from
exhibit Bs © 1c. Aug. 18, 1922; I
7090.
SCARSDALE ESTATES, New York. 19394
Scarsdale, N. Y., Greenacres. ©
Sept. 29, 1922; 2c. Oct. 4; J 257478.
SCHAEFFER (JOHN Gor-
mania, W. Va. 19395
Hanging Rock on Lost River, Hardy
Co., W. Va.. © Oct. 7, 1922; 2 ec. Oct.
oes) Zork
ScHEDIN (Nits TycHo) Leadville, Col.
19396-19398
Morning at Twin Lakes, A-C. ©
Sep” d5,.19225 62 Ve. each Oct. 3; J
257503—257505.
ScHERF (JOHN G.) AND Brown (AU-
BREY WAYNE) Andalusia, Ala.
19399-19400
RANDOLPH )
Andalusia, Ala., business section,
birds eye view. ©1c. July 18, 1922;
J 255831.
: —fair grounds and race track,
birds eye view. ©1c. July 18, 1922;
J 255832.
SCHIRMER (G.) 1Inc., New York. 19401
Christmas greeting. © Oct. 21,
1922; 2 c. Nov. 7; K 169372.
SCHLECHTER (GusTAVUS A.) Reading,
Pa. 19402
Reading, Pa., the 175th anniversary
of the founding of [etc.] © Sept. 20,
1922; 2 ¢. Oct. 31; J 258010.
SCHLEICHER (F.. J.) PAPER BOX CO., St.
Louis. 19403-19410
All nut package. © Oct. 27, 1922;
2c. Nov. 9; K 169416. ’
Betsy Ross chocolates. © Oct. 27,
1922; 2 c Nov. 8; K 170169.
Brazil nuts in cream [Landscape]
Op Oeww27) 1922: 2c.) Nov swiss
169725. .
Cherries. © Oct. 27, 1922; 2 ¢. Nov.
6; K 169728.
[Cottage and cherry insert] © Oct.
27, 1922; 2 c@ Nov. 4; K 169727.
[Fruit panel, B] © Oct. 27, 1922;
2c. Nov. 15; K 169724.
[Girl in open gateway] © Oct. 27,
1922;2 c. Nov. 113 K d69i2e:
[Paneling, A] © Oct. 26, 1922; 2.
Nov. 18; K 169529.
SCHLOSS BROS. & CO., INC., Baltimore.
19411-19419
Schloss bros. & co., inc., Baltimore,
New York. [Cases A-I] © Aug. 28,
1922; 2 ec. each Oct. 16; K 168986—
168994.
ScHMID (CHARLES L.) Los Angeles.
19420, 19421
Cloud pines. © Oct. 24, 1922; 2 ec.
Oct. 28; J 257922.
Sentinel pines of Rocky Ridge.
Oct. 24, 1922; 2 c Oct. 28; J 257923.
SCHUYLER (WILLIAM B.) Norristown,
Pa. 19422
Concrete slabs, safe load per square
foot. [Blueprint] © 1 € Sept. 12,
1922; I 7088.
Scott (WAttTER A.) San Francisco.
19423, 19424
Capitola-by-the-sea, 1, 2. © Sept.
3, 1922; 2 c each Nov. 10; J 258179-
258180.
ScorT PAPER co., Chester, Pa.
y 19425-19427
[Illustration showing lady in
kitchen, etc.] © June 19, 1922; 1.
Sept. 14; K 168522.
Scottissue towels. Clean hands in
business, form 306 A. © Oct. 15, 1922;
2 ec Nov. 11; K 169947.
Thirsty fibres make them dry,
form 306. © Oct. 15, 1922; 2 c. Nov.
11; K 169946.
SEBUKATY (JOSEPH §S.) Brooklyn. .
19428
Parochial school of Our Lady of
Peace church... © Oct. 2, 1922; 2 «
Oct. 3; J 257472.
SEELEY (CHARLES W.) Syracuse, N. Y.
19429
Christmas eve. ©1c. Dec. 4, 1922;
J 258597.
SERVICE PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., Columbus,
: 19430
Columbus, O., Ohio stadium, dedi-
cation Oct. 21, 1922. © Nov. 11, 1922;
2e. Nov. 18; J 258211.
SERV-O-LITE ADVERTISING co., New York.
194381
Serv-o-lite electrical cabinet. © 1c.
| Dee. 18, 1922; J 258732.
376
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
SHAW (CHAS. GILBERT) Bloomington,
Ind. 19432-19487
[6 photographs]:
Campus path.—Forget-me-not.—In-
ner court.—Maxwell tower.—Nature’s
draperies.—Sentinel. © Sept. 7, 1922;
2c. each Sept. 9; J 257416—257421.
SHaw (HeErRBERT C.) Du Bois, Pa.
19438, 194389
Shaw knockdown kite winder reel.
©ic. Aug. 24, 1922; I 7092.
Shaw shoofly knockdown kite
winder reel. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1922;
I 7098.
SHAW PRODUCTS co., Philadelphia.
19440
Poultry trap nest designs. [Blue-
poem © Aue. 1, 1922-2 «. Aug. 26;
I 7196.
SHERWooD (H. H.) Oak Park, II.
[19441-19443
[3 prints]:
{Bread and milk time]—[Domestic
science advice]|—[Pomp and dignity of
service] © Dec. 2, 1922; 2 ec each
Dee. 7; K 170121-1701238.
SHERWOOD (NATHAN E.) Los Angeles.
19444
Poppy land realty co. © Dee. 21,
#921; 1 ©. Dee. 12, 1922; K 170229.
SHETEROM (H. J.) Saxton, Pa. 19445
United junior Bible class of Saxton.
ene 27, 1922- 2 ¢«. June 29: J
250010.
SHIPPAM Minne-
apolis. 19446
Wild Rocky Mountain goats with
young. ©1le. July 13, 1922; J 258279.
SHOEMAKER (FRANK H.) Lincoln, Neb.
19447-19457
(AUDREY ForRFAR)
[11 photographs]:
Bison skull, Monroe Canyon, Sioux
Co., Neb., A 450.—Ceresco Marsh, hunt-
ing scene, A 886.—Cottonwood by
creek, Havelock, Neb., A 484.—Cot-
tonwoods over roadway, Havelock,
Neb., A 482.—Harrisburg Valley, Ban-
ner Co., Neb., south escarpment, A
661.—Havelock Pond, April, A 852.—
Lincoln, Neb., Univ. of Nebraska,
campus, fog, A 687.—Pines, Monroe
Canyon, Sioux Co., Neb., A 438.—
Salt Creek, bend of, near Lincoln, Neb.,
November, A 1327.—Slope in Hidden
Valley, Fontenelle Forest, Omaha, A
703.—Woodland path, Fontenelle For-
est, Omaha, A 1353. © Dee. 18, 1922;
2 ec. each Dec. 18; J 258773-—258783.
19482
SHOGRAN (IvAR LEONARD) Los An-
geles. 19458
You are invited to investigate the
possibilities of commercial air-craft.
© Dec. 14, 1922; 2 ec. Dec. 20; I 7458.
SHORE (CHESTER KLINEFELTER) Law-
rence, Kas. 19459
[Kansas jayhawk] © Oct. 2, 1922;
2c. Nov. 16; K 169687.
SHRADER (JOSEPH) Little Rock, Ark.
19460
Arkansas fair queen. © Oct. 9,
nOZ2 2 eC) Oct. 30353 2Zosuse.
SHRIBER (ANNE) New York.
19461-19465
Burglar’s discovery. © Nov. 1, 1922;
2G NOV. das: di ZO838T.
Burglary. © Nov. 1, 1922; 2 ¢ Nov.
15; J 258386.
[3 photographs]:
Giving thanks.—I wish I had a little
brother.—When a man’s a king. ©
Moyer: 1922-2 eG each Oct Wie
258114, 258119, 258120.
SHUFORD (EpGar L.) Rochester, N. Y.
19466-19473
[8 photographs] :
Along the Genesee River.—Eucalyp-
tus trees.—In days gone bye.—Inspira-
tion point, Irondequoit.— Rochester,
N. Y., church of Christ, scientist.—
Rochester, N. Y., Memorial art gal-
lery.—San Juan Capistrano mission.—
San Juan Capistrano mission,
arches. © Dee. 4, 1922; 2 c. each Dec.
6; J 258632-258639.
SIFFORD (BRUCE) Minneapolis. 19474
Whiskey goes over the top. © July
PO MOZe CG. July 20: J ZoTavT.
SILK (Louis A.) & co., New York.
19475
Our representative. © July 5, 1922;
PRE INOMAA ake, LhO2 TT.
SIMCOE PUB. cO., Buffalo. 19476
Christmas. | “© Oct. 18,1922: 2 ve
Oct. 23; K 168888. °
SIMONDS (FRANK H.) New Haven.
19477-19481
Harkness tower:
Memorial ceiling.——Memorial room,
east elevation.—Memorial room, north
elevation.—Memorial room, west ele-
vation. © Sept. 1, 1922; 2 c. each
Oct. 2, 1922; J 257493-257496.
Yale-Army foot ball game, 1922.
Ocie 25, 1927 2 ee NOY. o; J 208086,
SIMPLEX TICKET co., New York. 19482
limilia Carcia retailers’ certificate.
© Oct. 2, 1922; 2 c Oct. 14; K 169279.
old
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19483
DU. TV. Ss ee
SLARK (FREDERICK HorACcE) Edmon-
ton, Alberta, Canada. 19483
Bear and two cubs climbing tree in
Jasper park. © Nov. 1, 1922; 2c. Dee.
1; J 258550.
SLEVIN (L. 8S.) Carmel, Calif.
19484
Adobe group. © Dec. 20, 1922; 2 e.
Dec. 28; J 259019.
SmitH (C. Ferris) Colville, Wash.
19485-19493
Wadell’s cabin on Little Pend Oreille
Lake, Wash. © Nov. 24, 1922; 2 «.
Nov. 28; J 258543.
[8 photographs] :
Black Lake, Wash.—Four cabins on
the lake.—Haratige (H. E.) place on
Pend Oreille Lake.—La Sota mill and
store.—Little reflections.—Middleport,
Wash. — Milerian (Edd) landing.—
Milerian (Edd) placee © Oct. 18,
1922; 2 c each Oct. 28; J 257932, 257-
933, 257935—257940.
SmitrH (Carry EH.) Perry, Ia.
19494-19503
[10 photographs] :
Basket of apples and bowl of nastur-
tiums on table—Branch of cherry
blossoms in vase.—Butterfly on this-
tles—Five snakes held and _ photo-
graphed by Carrie E. Smith.—Four
white ducks swimming in creek.—
Meadow larks’ nest in grass.—Robin’s
nest in willow on creek bank.—Spring
woodland scene with sweet-williams in
foreground.—Turtle posing on fence
post.—Young robin on willow branch
silhouetted against sky, ete. © 1e
Oct. 10, 1922; J 257695—257704.
SMITH (CHARLES F.) Rosebank, N. Y.
19504-19533
[30 photographs] :
Adirondack guide fire-—Adirondack
windbreak fire-——Alarm clock fire.—
Automatic stew fire—Back log fire in
action.—Back log fire lay.—Camp fire
altar. — Chinook fire.-—Clay oven.—
Closed trench fire-—Cooking altar.—
Cooking fire in a hole.—Cross stick
hangers.—Fire starting arrangement.—
Fire test chart, 1, 2—Log cabin coun-
cil fire-—Nessmuk fire.—Open trench
fire.—Pot hangers or hakes.—Reflector
baking fire.—Rustic broiler in use.—
Rustic broilers—Rustiec swinging
crane.—Single stick pot hangers.—
Star, Indian, or lazy man fire.—Stone
trapper, back log combination fire.—
Trapper or hunter fire—Trapper re-
flector oven.—TIrappers oven. © 1.
each Nov. 21, 1922; J 258439-258468.
SmitH (SHERWOOD) Walden, N. Y.
19534
Walden, N. Y., fire dept. © Sept.
28, 1922; 2 ce Sept. 25; J 257409.
SmitH & LAMAR, Nashville. 19535
[Gift basket card] © Jan. 2, 1922;
2 c. Nov. 25; K 169824.
SmirH, BEAL FIRE BRICK Co., Minne-
apolis. 19536, 19537
Brick laying, 42184, 42185. © Nov.
9, 1922; 2 c. each Nov. 29; J 258548,
258549.
SMITH, HeEcuHT co., Indianapolis.
19538
[Girl drinking from glass] © Oct.
18, 1922; 2 c Nov. 2; K 169229.
SMITH sTuDIO, San Antonio. 19539
Jordon (Mary) © Nov. 21, 1922;
2c. Nov. 24; J 258473.
SMITH’S STUDIO, Colville, Wash.
19540-19542
Colville, Wash., section of city.
Oct. 18, 1922; 2 @ Oct. 28; J 257931
Haratige (HE. EH.) landing and bldg.,
Pend Oreille Lake. © Oct. 18, 1922;
2 ce. Oct. 28; J 2079s,
Ledgerwood (C. A.) © Oct. 12,
1922 ; 2.¢ Oct. 1% J.257s:
SMITH’s sTupDIO, San Antonio. 19543
Pershing (Gen. John J.) broadcast-
ing. © Oct. 23, 1922; 27 Oct 263) 5
257868.
SMOOT (PErry M.) Honolulu.
19544-19546
Diving girl, 1, 3. ©1.. each Sept.
5, 1922; J 257850, 257851.
Tennis player in action, 2. ©1le.
Sept. 5, 1922; J 257852.
SmyrH (CHas. M.) Denver
19547-19557
[11 prints]:
Bowl of tears near the foot of the
Cross. (In Municipal facts, July,
Aug., 1922)—Constantine Lake, arm
of, named after the Emperor Constan-
tine, the Roman Emperor [ete]—(Un
Municipal facts, July, Aug., 1922)—
Dawn. Holy Cross City. (Jn Munici-
pal facts, July, Aug., 1922)—Giant’s
Wash Board, a spectacular rapid near
the Mount* of the Holy Cross. (In
Municipal facts, July, Aug., 1922)—
Gilman, Col., on Battle Mt. which
holds the greatest zine deposits in
America. (Jn Municipal facts, July,
Aug., 1922)—Holy Cross, mouth of
the, and Bowl of Tears. (Jn Munici-
pal facts, July, Aug., 1922)—Ocean
318
? Y
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
to ocean highway down Homestake
Creek and Lover’s Leap on the left.
in Municipal . facts, July, . Aug.,
1922 )—Redcliff, Col., end of the Holy
Cross trail. (Jn Municipal facts, July,
Aug., 1922)—-St. Helena Falls near
Redcliff, Col. (Jn Municipal facts.
July, Aug., 1922)—Shrine Pass, the
route of the proposed Holy Cross trail.
(i> Municipal- facts, July, <Aug.,
1922)—Sunrise streaming through the
notch on Notch Mt. with fog coming
in from the east. (In Municipal
facts, July, Aug., 1922) © Aug. 29,
1922-2 ce: each Oct. 2; K 169743—
169753.
SOcIETY FOR ELECTRICAL DEVELOPMENT,
INc., New York. 19558, 19559
Central station output as a _ bar-
ometer of business. [Blueprint] ©
Aus, 23, 1922; 2 c. Aug. 24; I 7194.
Electrical energy generated. Bar-
ometer of business conditions © Dee.
eee ee. Dec: 11; 1° 7450:
SPANABEL (EH. HE.) Pittsburgh. 19560
[Methods of presenting vocational
information to high school pupils,
technical drawing] © Nov. 2, 1922; 1
eae tet ce. Dec, 1: I 7393.
New York.
19561-19570
Canto d’ amore 6095—[Children
pony, 6095]—-[Girl feeding pigeons,
6096]—[Girl in red with collie dog,
6093]—[Girl with St. Bernard dog,
6092] © Oct. 27, 1922; 2 @ each
Oct. 28; K 169152~-169156.
[5 prints]:
[Lady in blue, American beauties,
6098]—[Lady in blue, lace shawl,
6099]—[Lady in pink, sweet peas,
6097]—[Lady with rose, 6100]—
[Mother and children, 6101] © Nov.
7, 1922; 2 c. each Nov. 9; K 169754—
169758.
Spicer (Wm. FRANcIS) Kittery Point,
Me. 19571-19588
[18 photographs]:
At anchor, 139.—At sea, 497.—Be-
calmed,
Coming into port, 495.—Cruising,
144.—Forecastle, 459.—Leaving port,
153.—Light airs, 487—Main chains,
457.—Main top, 525.—Open head and
bridle port, 480.—Outward bound,
493.—Port quarter, 526.—Quarter deck,
454.—Quarter gallery, 456.—Starbound
bow, 483.—Stern of 1812, 453. © June
22, 1922; 1 c. each Aug. 8; 1 ¢. each
July 3; J 256588—256605.
SPEIER (JEREMIAH)
150.—Close aboard, 482.— .-
19615
SPOFFORD (JUDSON) Boise, Id.
19589-19593
Spofford Lakes, Id., profile. © 1 ce.
Sept. 18, 1922; J 257832.
[4 photographs] :
Lincoln’s profile on the mountain
top.—String of speckled beauties.—
Washington, D. C., Lincoln memo-
rial Washington, D. C., Lincoln
memorial, Lincoln in a luminous halo.
© 7 & each Oct. 13, 1922. J 257825—
257831.
SPRINGFIELD (JOHN) Springfield, Mass.
19594
Prohibition or not we shall have it.
©il1ec Aug. 30, 1922: J 257398.
SPRINGFIELD TABLET MFG. co., Spring-
field, Mo. 19595
Big buck. © Nov. 25, 1922; 2 ¢.
Dee. 2; K 169905.
SQUIRES STUDIO, Lawrence, Kan.
19596
Lindley (Chancellor EK. H.) Kansas
univ., Lawrence, Kan. © Nov. 18,
1922: 2 ee Nov. 21.4 J 258355.
Rochester,
19597
Christmas 1922. © Nov. 25, 1922;
2c. Nov. 29; K 169860.
STANDARD BRICK AND TILE Co., Port-
land, Or. 19598
[Brick house beautiful. 2 sheets]
© te Nov. 27" 1922: T- 7453.
STANLEY WORKS, INCc., New Britain,
STAHLEY (JOSEPH Max)
Ne)
Conn. 19599-19604
His lobby. © Sept. 29, 1922; 2 «
Oct. 10; K 168516.
[5 prints]:
Christmas morning.—Doping it out
with dad.—Furnishing the home.—
Gifts—Pals. © Sept. 29, 1922; Z«.
each Oct. 4; K 168512-168515, 168517.
(THos.) Toledo, O.
19605-19612
[Catching a forward pass]—[Close
work]—[Good jump]—[Hurdling a
tackler]—[Perfect vault]—[Ringer]—
[Second period]—T[ Unexpected]
Aug. 30, 1922; 2 c. each Oct. 21; K
168976-168983.
STAR co., New York.
Wilhelm II (#2 Kaiser)
4, 1922; 2 @ Dee. 9; J 259018.
STEARNS (Mae) LaGrande, Or.
19614, 19615
Elkat home. © Nov. 13, 1922; 2 ¢.
Nov. 17; J 258294.
Mountain traveler. © Nov. 13, 1922;
ZC. Nove 103258295.
STAPLETON
19613
© Dec.
avg
19616
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. TV. AT
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC Co., Rochester,
19616-19677
[62 prints]:
Beet, Crosby’s Egyptian.—Beet, De-
troit dark red turnip.—Beet, early
blood turnip.—Beet, Egyptian blood
turnip.—Beet, half long blood.—Beet,
Swiss chard or sea kale.—Cabbage,
Copenhagen market.—Cabbage, Danish
ball head.—Cabbage, early winning-
stadt.—Cabbage, large flat Dutch.—
Carrot, Chantenay.—Carrot, Danvers
half long.—Carrot, improved long
orange.—Cauliflower, early snowball.—
Cauliflower, Page’s surecrop.—Celery,
giant pascal.—Celery, golden self-
blanching. — Celery, white plume.—
Cress, curled or pepper grass.—Cu-
cumber, Boston pickling.—Cucumber,
Davis perfect.—Cucumber, early clus-
ter.—Cucumber, early white spine.—
Cucumber, long green. — Cucumber,
Page’s everbearing.—Cucumber, short
green or early frame.—Endive, moss
curled.—Herbs, dill.—Lettuce, black
seeded Simpson.—Lettuce, early prize
head. — Lettuce, Grand Rapids.—Let-
tuce, improved Hanson.—Lettuce,
Simpson’s early curled—Muskmelon,
extra early Hackensack.—Muskmelon,
Rocky Ford.—Onion, extra early red.—
red globe.—Onion, Southport yellow
globe.—Parsley, moss curled.—Parsnip,
hollow crown or Guernsey.—Pepper,
bell of bull nose.—Pepper, long red
cayenne.—Pepper, sweet mountain.—
Pumpkin, adish, char-
tier.—Radish, early long scarlet.—
Radish, early searlet turnip.—Radish,
early searlet white’ tip. — Radish,
French breakfast.—Radish, long white
icicle.— Spinach, thick leaved.—
Squash, Boston marrow. — Squash,
Hubbard. — Squash, summer crook-
neck. — Sunflower, mammoth Rus-
sian.—Tomato, bonny best.—Tomato,
Chalk’s early jewel.—Tomato, golden
‘“queen.—Turnip, purple top strap
leaf.—Turnip, sweet Russian or white
Swede.—Turnip, white egg. © Sept.
21, 1922; 2 c. each Oct. 11; K 168525-—
168586.
STEEL REALTY DEVELOPMENT corpP., Buf-
falo. 19678-19684
Niagara Falls international exposi-
tion, vicinity of projected site, aero-
plane view, 1-7. © 1. each Nov. 27,
1922; J 258494—258500.
STEGMAN (FRANK) Davenport, Ia.
19685
Keep smiling and open the gateway
to health. © Dec. 18, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
26; K 170561.
2
v
New York.
19686, 19687
Distinction; by EH. M. A. Steinmetz.
© Oct. 30, 1922° 2 cc) Nove eek
169661.
Endless chain; by E.
STEIN & BLAINE,
M...A> Stein-
metz. © Sept. 30, 1922; 2 ec. Oct. 24;
K 168918.
STEMAN (Lovis) Cincinnati. . 19688
Woeste (Judge Joseph) © 1. Oct.
2, 1922; J 257445.
STEPHENSON STUDIO, Atlanta. 19689
Boykin (Mrs.
Oct. 10, 1921;
258169.
STEVENS (JoHN A.) Lowell. 19690
Ease of riding diagram for flexible
shackle springs. © Nov. 13, 1922; 2 ¢.
Nov. 25; I T8374.
STEWART corP., New York. 19691
We give cash discount stamps. ©
Oct. 19, 1922; 2 ce. Oct. 17; K 168710.
Basil Mauley) ©
2c. Nov. 10 foz2,. J
Stow (AtupLEY Hart) Charleston, W.
Va. 19692
1922 model all steel stow type cush-
ion drop boxing, C—2002-1. [Blue-
print] ©1c¢ Oct. 24, 19225 1iZsn
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING CO., Cincin-
nati. 19693-19738
Hagenbeck, Wallace circus:
Castle’s (Dolly) dream. [1 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. H. W. 229]—Castle’s
(Dolly) dream. [16 sheet poster, N. Y.
no. H. W. 224]—Ever popular acts
fete. 1 sheet poster, N. Y. no. H. W.
sheet
poster, N. Y. no. H. W. 992]—Porter,
the highest jumping horse in the
world. [1 sheet poster, N. Y. no. H. W.
228]—Porter, the highest jumping
horse in the world. [20 sheet poster,
N. Y. no. H. W. 223]—Trained mon-
archs of the animal kingdom. [1 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. H. W. 226]—Trained
monarchs of the animal kingdom. [20
sheet poster, N. Y. no. H. W. 221] ©
Dee. 8, 1922; 2 c@ each Dec. 26; K
170706, 170707, 170710, 170711, 170718—
170721.
Ringling bros. and Barnum & Bailey.
Colossal combination of all that is
great in circus achievement. [1 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. R. B. 227] © Dee. 8,
1922; 2c. Dee. 26; K 170728.
— — [3 sheet poster, N. Y. no. R. B.
224] © Dec. 8, 1922; 2 ¢) Becits:
K 170287.
80
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1922
Ringling bros. and Barnum and
Bailey combined shows:
African jungle circus. [1 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. R. B., 2228]—Bears
are now taught to do wonderful stunts
[ete. 1 sheet poster, N. Y., no. R. B.,
2229]—Congress of world famous
horse acts. [1 sheet poster, N. Y., no.
R. B., 2223]—-Ernesto (M’lle) Europe’s
favorite equestrienne [ete. 4 sheet
poster, N. -¥., no. R.. B.,. 22354]—
Mighty Martha and Tiny Toddles
fete. 1 sheet poster, N. Y., no. R. B.,
2227|—New big animal circus. [4
~ sheet poster, N. Y., no. R. B., 2233] ©
Wee Ss, 1922; 2c. each Dee. 26; K
170712-170717.
Ringling bros. and Barnum &
Bailey combined shows:
African jungle circus. [20 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. R. B. 2211]—Bears
are now taught to do wonderful stunts
[ete. 8 sheet poster, N. Y. no. R. B.
2218]—Ernesto (Mile) Europe’s favor-
ite equestrienne [etc. 6 sheet poster,
N. Y. R. B. 2219]—Europe’s greatest
trained animal shows [ete. 24 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. R. B. 2210]—Mighty
Martha and Tiny Toddles, three ton
mother hippopotamus fete. 4 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. R. B. 2220]—Mighty
Martha and Tiny Toddles, three ton
mother hippopotamus [ete. 16 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. R. B. 2213]—Moving
maze of beautiful horses [ete. 16 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. R. B. 2212]—New
beautiful equine feature [etce. 24 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. R. B. 229]—wThese
trains more than one and one third
miles long [ete. 24 sheet poster, N. Y.
no. R. B. 2239] © Dee. 8, 1922; 2c.
each Dec. 15; K 170278-170286.
Dainty Miss Leitzel. [1 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. R. B. 2230] © Dec.
potese: 2 c Dec. 26, K. 170727.
. [3 sheet poster, N. Y. no.
BR. B. 2221] © Dec. 8, 1922; 2 « Dee.
15; K 170288.
-Robinson’s (John) circus:
- Congo, our biggest baby. [1 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. Rob. 226]—Congo, our
biggest baby. [9 sheet poster, N. Y.
no. Rob. 223]—Flying Wards, world’s
greatest aerialists. [1 sheet poster,
N. Y. no. Rob. 227]—Flying Wards,
world’s greatest aerialists. [16 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. Rob. 221]—Nelson
(Miss Theol) [6 sheet poster, N. Y.
no. Rob. 222]—Nelson sisters world’s
supreme high wire act. [1 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. Rob. 225]—25 tons
of elephants presented by Miss Irene
Montgomery. [1 sheet poster, N. Y.
no. Rob. 228]—25 tons of elephants
CLASSES, H TO K
19754
presented by Miss Irene Montgomery.
[12 sheet poster, N. Y. no. 224] ©
Dee. 8, 1922; 2 e each Dec. 26; K
170697, 170698, 170708, 170709, 170722-—
170725.
Sells Floto circus:
Aerial Nelsons. The flying Kim-
balls. [12 sheet poster, N. Y. no. 8S. F.
223]—Beeson (Miss Berta) aerial
dancing marvel. [1 sheet poster, N. Y.
no. 8. F. 2213]—Beeson (Miss Berta)
aerial dancing marvel. [8 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. S. F. 224]—Classie
group of beautiful living statues. [12
sheet poster, N. Y. no. 8. F. 222]—Jiu
jitsu expert, Princess Nyaski [ete. 4
sheet poster, N. Y., no. S. F. 229]—
[N. Y. no. S. F. 2214]—Some of the 57
clowns. [4 sheet poster, N. Y. no. S. F.
228]—Sweeney (Beatrice) in dainty
diversions of gymnastics beautiful. [6
sheet poster, N. Y. no. 8. F. 227]—30
minutes with Buffalo Bill. [1 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. S. F. 2212]—30 min-
utes with Buffalo Bill. [15 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. 8S. F. 221]—[8 sheet
poster, N. Y. no. S. F. 225] © Dec.
8, 1922; 2 c. each Dec. 26; K 170696,
170699, 170700-170705, 170726, 170729,
170730. j
STROHMEYER (H. A.) New York.
19739-19750
Mamaroneck, N. Y., winged foot
golf course:
Lake drive on the east course, hori-
zontal.—Lake drive on the east course,
perpendicular.—On a fairway. © Nov.
27, 1922; 2 ce. each Dec. 11; J 258689-—
258691.
[9 photographs]:
Absorbed, 15901.—Companions,
15903. — Confidence, 15899, 15905.—
Friends, 15909.—Have some, 15902.—
Pedigreed stock, 15904. — Shetland
pony tandem, 15769. — Youngsters,
15900. © Sept. 29, 1922; 2 c. each Oct.
2; J 257447257455.
SUNDAY NEWS, New York.
19751, 19752
Brewster (Mrs. Hleanor) and son
Virgil. © Dec. 3, 1922; 1 c@ Dee. 6;
K 170027.
Morristown, N. J., beautiful home
of Eugene V. Brewster [etc.] © Dec.
38, 1922; 1 ec. Dec. 6; K 170026.
SUNNYSIDE, New York. 19753, 19754
Empire state funeral supply sales-
mens assn. at Syracuse, N. Y., Sept.
27, 1922. © Sept. 28, 1922; 2 ¢ Oct.
21; J 257826.
aol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19755
SUNNYSIDE, New York—Continued.
N. Y. state embalmers assn., wo-
men’s auxiliary, at Syracuse, N. Y.,
Sept. 27, 1922. © Sept. 28, 1922; 2 «.
Oct. 21; J 257827.
Swan (F. A.) New York. 19755
Irving (Washington) and his liter-
ary friends at Sunnyside. © Dec. 16,
1922; 2 « Dee. 26; J 258880.
SWEET (CLIFFoRD G.) San Diego, Calif.
19756
Sweet’s mathematical chart for ac-
quiring the waltz as it should be. ©
1c. Nov. 8, 1922; I 7328.
SWETLAND (Rosert E.) Denver.
19757
Swetland service. © Oct. 23, 1922;
2 eC. OCt. 2h Ko 169032.
Swirt & co., Chicago. 19758, 19759
[Putting the hog on the map] ©
Nov. 10, 1922; 2 @ Nov. 23; K 169761.
Standard beef cuts, educational
chart. © Noy. 18, 1922; 2 ¢« Dee.
14; Kk 170260.
SWINBURNE (J. B.) Glendale, Calif.
19760
San Juan Capistrano mission ruins,
arch: wally © eve "Oct. 24, 19229 5
ZOtLon.
SWINNERTON (JAMES) Palo Alto, Calif.
19761, 19762
Kiddies of the canyon country. (In
Good housekeeping, Nov., 1922)
Oct. 20, 1922-0 GaNov. Zo; 1 169803;
(In Good housekeeping, Dec.,
1922) © Nov. 20, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 23;
K 169804.
SYRACUSE JOURNAL CO., Syracuse, N. Y.
19763
Ku Klux Klan, meeting near Syra-
euse;, INO mOmbec. 15, 1922: 2 te
Dee. 18; J 258761.
T-F RADIOPHONE CO., INC., Brooklyn.
19764-19766
[3 blueprints] :
Diagram for wiring and assembling
loose coupler.—Diagram for wiring
and assembling two _ slide tuning
coil—Diagrams for single and double
antennae. © Aug. 29, 1922; 2 c each
Sept. 28; I 7264-7266.
TABER PRANG ART Springfield,
Mass. 19767-19770
Holy family, 1815. © Nov. 14, 1922;
2 ec Dee. 21; J 258902.
Joan of Arc, 5838. © Dee. 8, 1922;
2 c. Dec. 21; J 258901.
Co.,
pt. 1v., Hse ¥,.1¢
Madonna and Infant Jesus, 5837.
© Dec. 12, 1922; 2 & Decne J
258900.
Mary and Hlizabeth, 5831. © Nov.
14, 1922; 2 c Dee. 27; J 259056.
TACOMA LUMBERMENS’ CLUB, Tacoma.
19771
Lumber capital of America. © Oct.
13, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 30; K 16ootat,
TANGEN (Ep.) Boulder, Col.
. 19772-19777
[3 photographs]:
Arapahoe Glacier, Col, H, 40.—
North Arapahoe Glacier, Col., H, 39.—
St. Vrain Glacier, Col, H, 41. ©
Nov. 1, 1922; 2 © each eyvevo, a0
258135-258137.
[3 photographs] :
His last appeal, 6403.—My pistes,
6402.—Watcher, 6404. © Nov. 21,
1922; 2 ¢ each Nover2Zoeu 258582—
258584.
Taytor. (HaArontp A.) co., Coronado,
Calif. 19778, 19779
San Diego, Calif., municipal pier,
17784. © Novy. 23, 1922; 2 c Nov. 29;
J 258547.
U. S. naval destroyer reserve
base. © Dec. 15, 1922; 2 c Dee 21;
J 259057.
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT COS.,
ING.
Rochester,
19780-19784
Taylor recording pressure gauge
chart, 9008. © Sept. 11, 1922; 2 ¢
Sept. 14; I 7146.
—— thermometer chart, 8105. ©
Sept. 25, 1922; 2 .e¢ Senpes2iaw 7200:
Tycos recording thermometer chart,
167. © Nov. 10, 1922; 2 c« Nov. 15;
I 7344.
2450: © ‘Oct, SO) aAS222 -20e
Novo} iatoata:
2508. ©: Nove 13 e2a eee
Nov. 15; I 7348.
TELTON (EpwaArp G.) Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. 19785
Stanford museum at night. © Oct.
4.1922; 2 ¢ Nov. 1; diZosihs:
THOMPSON (DELIA MARIE) Susanville,
Calif. 19786-19789
[4 photographs] :
Elk, Lassen co., Calif.mLassen
(Mt.).—Lassen national park, vol-
canie.—Stover (Mt.) from Lake AI-
manor. © Sept. 23, 1922; 2 ec. each
Sept. 30; J 257896—257899.
THONER (CARLT.) Washington. 19790
World events. © Jan. 1, 1921; 2 «.
Dec. 7, 1922; K 170172.
382
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
THURBER (ALVIN RICHARD) Clare-
mont, N. H. 19791
Blavatsky (JJadam Helena Petrov-
mayest) Nov. 10, 1922; 2 « Dec. 1;
J 258545.
TILLOTSON (H. ZENAS) and FREDSALL
(RALPH W.) Washington. 19792
Davis (Miss Virginia) © Sept. 22,
fees se. Sept. 22; J 257193.
Topp (FREDERICK A.) Livingston, Mont.
19793-19801
Always hungry bear, Yellowstone
national park, Wy., 7574. © Aug. 29,
dee ee. Wee. 11; J 258672.
Buffalo. Yellowstone national park,
iiirsy. (€) Aug. 25, 1922; 2 «.
Mee oh = JS 258671.
Livingston, Mont., birds eye view.
© May 3, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 18; J 257683.
Sunset, Yellowstone national park,
Wy., 7565. © Aug. 16, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
11; J 258670.
Yellowstone national park, Wy., en-
trance arch. © June 16, 1922; 2 «¢.
Oasis +) 25682.
Grand Canyon. © Aug. 285,
ieee, Oct. 12; J 257680.
and Falls of the Yellow-
Soue, 62. © Aug. 25, 1922; 2 «
see ta J 258673.
Mammoth Hot Springs. ©
Same 492: 2 ec. Oct. 3; J 25TATT.
Semi-Centennial Geyser. ©
Mae te: - 2 ce. Oct. 12: J 257679.
TOEPFER (ALBERT F.) Milwaukee.
19802-19805
Menomonee Falls, Wis., aerial view.
© sepe, 1. 1921: 2 c Nov. 13, 1922; J
258210.
Milwaukee, Wis., east, center section
of the city showing the Northwestern
mutual life insurance co., bldg., aerial
view. © Oct. 15, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 138;
J 298209.
Northwestern mutual life in-
surance co. bldg., aerial view. © Oct.
eie77- 2c. Nov. 153; J 258208.
Public library, museum bDldg.
and vicinity, aerial view. © Oct. 15,
a922- "2 e. Nov. 20; J 258382.
TOLMAN, DAVIDSON ADV. PRESS, INC.,
Brockton, Mass. 19806
Big noise. © Sept. 12, 1922; 2 e.
Nov. 7; K 169364.
TONGE ART Co., Los Angeles.
19807-19809
[Afternoon glow. California land-
scape; by F. Grayson Sayre] © Sept.
ie, 1922: 2 €. Nov.25; K 169856:
19864
Lost Feather trail [Arizona land-
scape; by F. Grayson Sayre] © Oct.
A, 1922 2 ec) Nove 25 1K I69855.
Riders of the Cocopah trail. [Ari-
zona landscape; by F. Grayson Sayre]
© Oct. 1, 1922; 2 ¢. Nov. 25; K 169857.
TooTH (ARTHUR) & SONS, LTD., London.
19810, 19811
[Malheurs de l’amour; by Richard
Smythe, after L. L. Boilly] © Oct.
25, 1922; 1 e Nov. 4; K 169419.
[Visite rendue; by Richard Smythe,
atter LL. E. Boilly|: © Oct. 25, 1922-
1 e. Nov. 4; K 169418.
TORRENCE (J. H.) Long Beach, Calif.
19812
Orange juice palace. © Oct. 28,
19224 e) Nov. =202.1. &, Dee IG st
258806.
TOWNSEND (CHARLES A.) Belfast, Me.
19813-19825.
Belfast, Me. :
Cedar st., looking north.—Church
st.. 1-8.—General view.—High st.,
looking south—Main = st.—Phoenix
row.—Windsor hotel. © Oct. 31, 1922;
2 ce. each Nov. 3; J 258089-—258097.
Ellsworth, Me., from Mountain Rock,
A, B. © July 24, 1922; 2 e each July
Pd Zope as 252 (5;
Judge John A. Peters home. ©
siuky 2a Ag22 2c. July 202. 5 2562%e:
Saturday Cove. © July 24, 1922;
Peeootalye2t 3232256216.
TOWNSEND (CHARLES H.) New York.
19826.
Elephant seal. ©1c. Dee. 1, 1922;
J 258554.
TOWNSEND (EpwIin F..) New York.
19827-19848
Farrar (Geraldine) 4-6, 8, 11, 12,
28, 32, 36, 39, 44, 47, 48, 50, 51, 53, 55,
56, 59-61, 65...©, Aus. 26, 1922-2 se!
each Oct. 17; J 257756-2577T7.
TRIART PUB. CO., INC., New York.
19849-19864
[16 photographs]:
Apple, a modern Eve.—By the
river.—Captive.—Dance.— Dancing
nymphs .—Diana.—Dryad.—Invoca-
tion.—Orchid.—Sacrifice.—Song of the
brook.—Spring.—Surprised.—Swing.—
Trumpet.—Woodland grace. © Nov. 1,
1922; 2 @ each Nov. 16; J 258418-
25843838.
380
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19865
TRIBUNE PUB. CO., Omaha, Neb. 19865
Tree of progress. © Sept. 25, 1922;
2c. Sept. 27; K 168660.
Troy (JOHN P.) Ithaca, N. Y. 19866
Triphammer Falls and hydraulic
laboratory, Ithaca, N. Y. © Oct. 7,
1922; 2-¢,, Oct. 10; J 2a(6as.
Trucks (Ray) Baldwin, Mich.
19867-19887
[21 photographs]:
Baldwin, Mich.—Baldwin, Mich.,
looking east.—Baldwin, Mich., Main
and Seventh sts.—Baldwin, Mich.,
Main st.—Baldwin, Mich., trunk line
54.—Bridge street, L Lakes.—Cement
bridge—Cunningham Lodge L
Lakes.—Fin and _ feather’ club.—
Greene’s (Gene) cottage, L Lakes.—
Idlewild club house.—Idlewild head-
quarters.—Idlewild Island.—Idlewild,
the beautiful—L Lakes 1 and 2.—L
Lakes 1 and 3.—Little South at L
Lakes.—Marlborough station.—North
Idlewild.—Oesterle cottage—Trunk
line 54 at L Lakes. © Sept. 26, 1922;
2c. each Oct. 27; J 257901—257921.
TscHircH (ERNEST Louis) Eureka,
Calif. 19888
[Concentric circles, radii, transi-
tional circles and polar phenomena,
1S (©. tc Ocke2s, 1922" 1 727.
TyLeR (LYLE B.) Newton, Ia.
19889-19894
Newton, Ia.:
City park, 6—Country club, 32.—
First ave., east, 43.—Jasper Co. Court
house.—One minute mfg. co., 46.—Skiff
memorial hospital. © June 25, 1922;
2c. each July 1; J 256402-—257407.
UNDERHILL (IRvING) New York.
19895-19931
Greenpoint, N. Y., Meserole ave. and
Lorimer st., Y. M. C. A., C 15052.
Dee. 28, 1922; 2 c. Dec. 28; J 259037.
Jamaica, L. I., N. Y., bank of Man-
hattan, C 15630. © Nov. 10, 1922; 2.
Nov. 14; J 258273.
Lakehurst, N. J., Pine tree inn, C
15434. © Dec. 28, 1922; 2 ce. Dec. 28;
J 259029.
New York (City) :
Broadway, Amsterdam ave. and
72nd st., north, C 15429.—Broadway
and 89th st., Astor Court apartments,
C 15819.—Central park lake, skating,
C 15525.—Hotel Belmont, B 40089.—
Northeast corner 72nd st. and Amster-
dam ave., apartment, C 15428.—North-
west corner Duane st., 305-309 Broad-
way, Langdon bldg., C 15435.—No. 1
| methods,
pt. IvV., BS Wey
Broadway, International mercantile
bldg., C 15482.—Riverside drive, 89th
to 90th sts., Clark-Potter residence, C
15497.—Seamen’s church institute
bldg., C 15433.—Woolworth bldg. and
Park row, south, C 15431.—5th ave.
and 40th st., Public library, C 15816.—
oth ave. south from 42nd st., Public
library, C 15817, C 15818.—100 Broad-
way, American surety bldg., entrance,
C 15815.—107 E. 70th st., Lamont resi-
dence, C 15526.—680 5th ave., C 15523.
© Dec. 28, 1922; 2 ec .each Dec. 28; J
259020—259028, 259030—259036.
Broadway and Park place,
Varick blds., C 457i] © hey ic,
1922; 2c. Nov. 14; J 258274.
Fifth ave, and 49th st., C 15436.
© Dee. 11, 1922; 2 c. Dee 125 FP 258716.
New York stock exchange, C
15650. © ‘Oct. 19,°1922 Fe sGer. oi
J 257834.
New York (City):
Park ave. and 64th st., Park ave.
Baptist church, C 15438.—Riverside
drive, soldiers and sailors monument,
© 15767.—Woolworth bldg. and City
Hall park, C 15355.—Woolworth bldg.
from Municipal bldg., C 15430.—4 H.
66th st., corner 5th ave., apartment, C
15269.—5Sth ave. and 105th st., Fifth
ave. hospital, C 15464. © Dec. 19,
1922; 2 @ each Dee. 20; J 258791-
258796.
——U. 8S. Mortgage & trust bids,
B 40698. © Oct. 19, 1922; 2 ec. Oct. 21;
J 257833.
Woolworth bldg., C 15354. ©
Sept. 22, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 21; J 257835.
5th ave. and 50th st., Bucking-
ham hotel, C 15439. © Dee. 11, 1922;
2, ¢@, Dee. 12: J Zasmee
Washington heights World war
memorial, C 15586. © Nov. 1, 1922;
2 e@: Nove 22d) 2Zastaae
Woodcraft league, B 40745. © Oct.
30, 1922; 2 ec Nov. 1; J 258110.
[4 photographs]:
New York (City) 5th ave. and 40th
st., Public library, C 15742, C 15752.—
Precious and puffed wheat, B 40869.—
Precious at piano, B 40870. © Nov.
27, 1922; 2 ec each Dec. 1; J 258556-—
258559.
UNDERPINNING AND FOUNDATION ©O.,
New York. 19932-19935
Design for underpinning walls of
building no. 41-43-45, Broadway, New
York city and walls of adjoining bldgs.,
A-D, no. 211-214. [Blue-
prints] © 1. each Dee. 16, 1922; I
7425-7428.
384
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
Klamath
Falls, Or. 19936-19939
Fort Klamath rodeo, 391-394. ©
woe, £922: 2 c. each July 12; J
255656-255659.
UNDERWOODS PHARMACY,
UNION PETROLEUM Co., Philadelphia.
19940
Once more the sands of time [ete]
Noy, 23, 1922: 2.c. Nov. 27;, K
169825.
UNITED PHOTO SHoP, Bloomington, [Il.
19941
Sehick (Chas. W.) com. American
legion. © Oct. 10, 1922; 2 ec. Oct. 12;
J 257678.
UNITED SHOE REPAIRING MACHINE CO.,
Boston. 19942-19946
Awl pointing device. © 1 c¢. Dec.
au, 1022; J 250111.
Showing how the needle when de-
flected from its course by a deflective
awl, has its point broken by the looper.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1922; J 258854.
[3 drawings]:
[Showing buckled innersole on a
woman’s shoe]—[Showing how the
needle is deflected from its proper
course by using an imperfect awl|]—
[Showing how the shoe is made nar-
rower because of failing to cement on
the outersole] © 1 c¢. each Nov. 21,
1922; I 7366-7368.
_U. 8S. eta. & LITHO co., New York.
19947, 19948
Enchanted pool; by Robert W. Amik,
Bee (Ce). Heb. 4, 1922: 2 ec. Oct..12; K
168588.
Peonies; by George R. Barse, 586.
© Mar. 1, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 12; K 168587.
U. S. PLAYING CARD co., Cincinnati.
19949-19956
Autumn. © Aug. 15, 1922; 2 ¢. Dec.
235 K 1708138.
‘Brocatel. © Nov. 21, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
2 7X 170812.
Butterfly. © May 14, 1922; 2 «¢.
Dec. 23; K 170809.
Cretonne. © Nov. 21, 1922; 2 «¢
Dec. 23; K 170811.
Debutante. © Mar. 26, 1922; 2 «.
Dec. 23; K 170808.
Summertime. © May 14, 1922; 2
e. Dec. 25; K 170807.
Toots. © Sept. 13, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
23; K 170810.
Wong. © Sept. 18, 1922; 2 c. Dec.
23; K 170814.
32559—23——_8
19973
U. S. TREASURY DEPT., Washington.
19957, 19958
Are you protecting their future? ©
Dec. 20, 1922; 2 ce. Dee. 28; K 170748.
What does the future hold for her.
©, Dee. 20," 192252 @, Dee. 23; K
170747.
UNIVERSAL AIRWAY CO., INC., Traverse
City, Mich. 19959-19961
Aerial photo:
Northport Point, Mich.—Northport,
Point, Mich., Geo. Daine cherry or-
chards.—Traverse City, Mich., look-
ing east. © Aug. 12, 1922; 2 c@ each
Aug. 14; J 256654256656.
UNIVERSAL FILM MFG. co., New York.
19962
Buffalo Bill. The big show is here.
© Oct. 2, 1922; 2 c. Oct: 21; K 169051.
UTICA UNIFORM co., Utica, N. Y.
19963
[Band uniform] © Dee. 18, 1922;
2 ec. Dec. 26; K 170499.
Vain (Epwarp B.) Marion, O. 19964
De Wolfe (George and Jean) ©
Sept. 25; 1922; 2 « Oct. 25; J 257900.
VAN Buren (E. A.) Iron River, Mich.
19965, 19966
Burying ground of the Chippewa
Indians, at Chicagon Lake, Clover-
land. © Sept. 22, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 25;
J: 257317.
tablet. © Sept. 22, 1922; 2 ¢.
Sept. 25; J 2573818.
VANCIEL (FRANK) Linden, Calif.
19967
River, bridge and Half Dome of
Yosemite Valley, Calif. © July 20,
1922; 2 c. Sept. 19; J 257181.
Van CLEAVE (A. W.) Cedar Falls, Ia.
19968, 19969
Iowa state teachers college, north-
east view from the air. © July 3,
1922; 2¢. July 6; J 256408.
—-southeast view, from the air.
© July 3, 1922; 2c. July 6; J 256409.
VAN VLEET (Roy) Bend, Or. -19970
Pilot Butte inn, lobby. © Sept. 1,
£922» 2 e Oct: Skee F 258009.
VAN ZetmM (L. FRANKLIN) New
Rochelle, N. Y. 19971-19973
© Nov. 28; 1e¢. Oct. 27; K 169948.
© Dec. 5; 1 ce. Oct. 27; x 169949.
© Dee. 12;1¢. Oct. 27; K 169950.
089
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19974
pt. Iv., 0. s., Vv. 17
si RA enn Nn
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE Co., Camden,
N. J. 19974
Jeritza (Maria) in Tosca. © Dec.
6, 1922; 2 c« Dee. 9; K 170151.
VITAGRAPH Co., INC., Brooklyn.
19975-19985
Agent, Larry Semon in. © Nov. 1,
1923)° 1 e. Nov. dilieck ebeer tied
258560.
Front page story, A, B. © Dee. 23,
1922; 2 c each Dec. 26; J 258862,
258863.
Ninety and nine, A, B. © Nov. 30,
1922: 2 ce each Dec. 15; J 258739,
258740.
Tenderfoot luck, Jimmy Aubrey in.
@i Sept, ia) 1922-2 Ne Sent: (2d
257189.
[5 photographs]:
Counter jumper, Larry Semon in.—
When danger smiles, William Dun-
ean and Edith Johnson in, 1, 2.—You
never know, Earle Williams in, 1, 2.
© Nov. 1,/1922" de exch Noy. 11.5 1.¢.
each Dee. 1; J 258561—258565.
Vouk (Doueias) New York.
19986, 19987
Lincoln (Abraham) © Sept. 13,
192275"2 eSept: 183 3 257170.
Same. © Nov. 4, 1922; 2 «.
Nova 9; K 169417.
WaArER (CHARLES ARTHUR) Whittier,
Calif. ° 19988
Sante Fe Springs, Calif., great oil
pool, sump hole full of oil rigs.
Nov. 28, 1922; 2 « Dee. 9; J 258649.
WaGER (FRANK E.) Burlington, Vt.
19989
Mansfield (Mt.) 3. © Dec. 18, 1922;
2c Dee 26; J 258919.
WacGNneER (HaArotp) Chautauqua, N. Y.
19990
Convention of G. F. W. C. in amphi-
theater. © June 24, 1922; 2c July
Dae Pa 4a\ bai boy
WaiIpDE (Mitton) Kansas City, Mo.
19991-19993
Ellis (Congressman E. C.) © Oct.
LO ROD pe en OC 2a 3) di p2ovouL.
Palmer (Pres. B. J.) Palmer school
chiropractic, A, B. © Oct. 10, 1922;
Ze) eachyOck2Z3 J 257836, 251Sat
WALLACE (JESSIE NEwcoms) Medford,
Or. 19994
Santa Barbara. © Nov. 2, 1922;
2c. Nov. 10; K 169420.
sS
5)
WALLACE (W. ARCHIBALD) Hunting-
ton, W. Va. 19995-20001
St. Simons series, 1, 3-7. © Dec.
5, 1922; 2 c each Dec. 7; J 258640,
258642-258646.
—_ 2. © Dec. 125102272 wec.
7; J 258641.
WARD BAKING co., New York. 20002 -
Here it is. The perfect bread. ©
Oct. 25, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 15; K 169759.
WARNER (EverETT G.) Waverly, N. Y.
20003-20014
[12 photographs] :
Coquettish.—Dreams.—Farnsworth
(Pennington) —Girlhood——Leopar d
lady, anger.—Leopard lady, defiance.—
Mask.—Miss Importance.—Realiza-
tion.—Sorrowful dancer.—Weariness,
exquisite—Wondering. © Aug. 31,
1922: 2 ec each Sept. 138; J 257097—-
257108.
Warner (H. M.) Seattle. 20015-20017
H. F. Alexander (S. S.) first trip
out of port of Seattle. © Aug. 28,
1922; 2 ce Dee. 21; J 258904.
Rainier (Mt.) Wash., from Paradise
inn, 1,2. © Dee, 14, 1922; 2 ¢. each
Dec. 21; J 258908, 258905.
WASHBURN (Mitton J.) Buffalo.
20018-20028
Buffalo, N. Y., downtown skyline,
aerial view. © Aug. 1, 1922; 2 ¢.
Aug. 8; J 256540.
Burton: (Sergeant C. B.) of Buf-
falo, daredevil of the skies:
Hanging by his toes from rope lad-
der.—Hanging by toes from strut
wires.—Hanging from rope ladder by
one hand.—Hanging from wing skid.—
Standing on top wing tip. © Aug. 1,
1922;2c. each Aug. 8; J 256541-256545.
Watkins (Lours GorDON) Detroit.
20024
Bob in action. © Nov. 16, 1922; 2
ce. Dec. 18; J 258760.
Watiing (THoMAS) Chicago. 20025
[Fortune teller] © Dec. 6, 1922;
2 ¢ Dee. 14; K 170266.
WATSON STABILITATOR CO. OF DETROIT,
Detroit. 20026
Don’t drive a derby denter. © Nov.
6, 1922; 2c. Nov. 15; K 169536.
Wess (Marcaret ELy) Santa Bar-
para, Calif. 20027
Little Jesu, God’s dear son [ete.] ©
Oct. 15, 1922; 2 ¢. Nov. 3; K 169241.
86
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
no. 4, 1922
WEBSTER (ARVIN C.) Detroit. 20028
Graphic comparison as to steel re-
quired by Miller and cold headed
methods of making. [38 sheets] ©
Nov. 4, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 15; I 7345.
Silver Lake,
Mass. 20029
[Guide to spylogy, a color chart,
being a key to detective science and
WEISS (FrErRI FELIx)
criminology] © 1c. Oct. 11, 1922,
I 7284.
WEISss (JOHN) New York.
20030-20042
Burke (Miss Marie) A, B, C.
withers! £922;°2 ec. each Oct: 1; J
257842-257844.
Menth (Mme. Herma) 1, 2, 3. ©
Tiger tole 2 ec. each Oct. 7: J
257841, 257848, 257849.
O’More (Calenc) © Nov. 23, 1922;
2 ec. Dec. 14; J 258734.
Rigger (Mme. Neira) A, B, C. ©
Sumer 22. 1922- 2 c. each Oct. T: J
257945-257947.
Ryder (Tetson) 1-3. © June 28,
(1922; 2 c. each Oct. 7; J 257838-257840.
WENTWORTH (BERTRAND H.) Gardiner,
Me. 20043-20058
[16 photographs]:
Berry pickers, 0642.— Candliemas
day, 898.—Cumulus, 0844.—Hast shore
surf, 0795.—Gulls feast, 0803.—Harbor
gulls, 0816.—Headline shore, 0829.—
Maine Coast breakers, 0856.—Midsum-
mer sea, 0845.—Old birches, 364.—Pas-
ture birches, 0893.— Race, herring
gulis, 0817.—September surf, 0857.—
Shag Head surf, 0868.—Undaunted,
0861.—White oak bole, 0875. © Apr.
3, 1922; 2 «. each July 7; J 255614—
255629.
WERBUSH (EcIL) New York. 20059
[Sport girls] © Sept. 18, 1922; 2 «.
Oce AT; K 168709.
WESSA (WILLIAM HENRY) Antigo, Wis.
20060-20072
Falls and rapids, Ontonogan River.
© Nov. 15, 1922; 2 c. Dec. 4; J 258619.
Speckled brook trout. © Oct. 20,
1922; 2 c. Oct. 30; J 258000.
Upper Falls of the Ontonogan River,
A, B. © Nov. 15, 1922; 2 c. each Dec.
4; J 258620, 258621.
[3 photographs] :
Great northern pike.—O!d No-Ko-
Mis sat and pondered.—Old No-Ko-Mis,
124 years old. © Nov. 10, 1922; 2 «.
each Noy. 24; J 258474258476.
EE EO) KK
20092
[5 photographs] :
Chief and daughter.—Indian squaw
and papoose.—Indian warrior.—Pa-
poose.—String of muskies. © Nov. 12,
1922; 2 @« each Nov. 28; J 258538—
298542.
12 lb. walleyed pike. © Oct. 20,
1922)- 2.6 ‘Oct. 30) J 251999:
WESSELHOEFT New
York. 20073
Proposed standard scale for stained
glass color intensity. ie 1 ce. Dee. 5,
1922; I 7457.
(MAry FRASER)
WEST COAST LIFE INSURANCE Co., San
Francisco. 20074
Spirit of the west. © Oct. 7, 1922;
2 ce. Oct. 23; K 168887.
WESTERN ART LEATHER CO., Denver.
20075-20077
[3 prints]:
Colorado.—Denver.—Salt Lake City.
© Nov. 28, 1922; 2 c each Dec. 6;
K_ 170030-170082.
WHEELER (FRED L.) Boston.
20078-20081
[4 photographs] :
Edwards (Maj. Gen. Clarence R.)
and Fred. L. Wheeler.—M. O. W. W.,
North Sea mine force assn., flags and
parade, Boston, Mass., Sept. 27, 1922.—
M. O. W. W. officers, Boston, Mass.,
Sept. 27, 1922.—-M. O. W. W., parade,
Boston, Mass., Sept. 27, 1922. © Sept.
28, 1922; 2 c. each Sept. 30; J 257441-
257444.
WHITEHEAD & Hose co., Newark, N. J.
20082-20084
[Christmas pines] © Oct. 12, 1922;
226, Ott aa ene 168635.
[First Christmas] © Oct. 18, 1922;
Ze Oct? 19K “168823:
[Poinsettia snow scene]
1922; 2 e. Oct. 13; K 168636.
WuitTty (J. H.) Richmond. 20085
White (Thomas Willis) founder of
Southern literary messenger. © Sept.
ta, ADZ Ze Cupepin CU: cd Z2orlss.
WICKER (GEORGE P.) Los Angeles.
20086
[Gossipers] © Sept. 1, 1922; 2 ¢.
Sept. 23; K 168984.
Wieut (Myron J. G.) Detroit. *
20087-20092
Sunset, 1-6. © July 4, 1922; 2c.
each Nov. 3; J 258570—258575.
© Oct. 4,
387
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20093
Witcox (IpA MABEL) Salt Lake City.
20093-20096
[4 photographs] :
Jennings (Dewitt C.) laughing pipe
picture.—Jennings (Dewitt C.) serious
pipe picture.— Roberts (Theodore)
smiling. — Roberts (Theodore) with
cap and cigar” ‘© Océ. £1; 19222 ¢
each Nov. 13; J 258285—258288.
Winp (Grorce H.) Craig, Col. 20097
Meeker, Col., nature’s beauty spot.
© Nov. 25, 1922; 2c. Dee. 2; J 258598.
WILDSCHUT (WILLEM) Billings, Mont.
20098-20110
East Rosebud Lake, F. (1, 3-14). ©
July 15, 1922): 2 « each July 12; J
255660—255672.
WILLARD (EDWIN RUTHVEN) Berkeley,
Calif. 20111
Willard commercial calculator. ©
June 16, 1922; 2c. Aug. 5; I 7011.
H.) Idyllwild,
20112-20118
WILLARD
Calif.
[3 photographs] :
Sentinels of the desert.—Summer
storms.——When summer comes to the
desert. © Oct. 10, 1922; 2 c each Oct.
16; J 257711-257713.
[4 photographs]:
Guardians of the silent ages.—In the
realm of solitude.—Space, the spell of
the unknown.—White noon. © Oct.
10, 1922; 2 @ each Oct. 16; J 257728-
Zot bers
WILLETT (LYMAN LUTHER) Davenport,
Ta. 20119, 20120
[Circle of Willis] © 1 ce Oct. 9,
19222 208:
[Willett’s (Lyman L.) interverte-
bial focamena chart for nerve tracing]
© MeO 1651922). 17285;
WILLETTE (CHARLES W.) Seattle.
20121
Floor plan of a new type of saw
mul © Sept. 11, 1922: 2 & Sept. 18;
Part:
WILLIAMS (THOMAS H.) Utica, N. Y.
20122, 20123
Typical floor plan for apartment
building, type A. B.
sept. 21, 1922; 2 ¢. each Oct: 16°15
7270, 7271.
Wiis (R. H.) New York. 20124
Pura coffee. © Oct. 1, 1922; 2 «
Nov. 28; K 169851.
(STEPHEN
[Blueprints] ©
pt. IV.,. n. S., Vv. 17 ;
WILLIS (WILLIAM HENRY) Houston.
20125
Army and navy co-operative assn.
© Aug. 4, 1922; 2 c Nov. 28; K 169903.
WILLUMSEN (OSCAR) Santa Monica,
Calif. 20126
Torrey pine. © Nov. 22, 1922; 2 «.
Nov. 22; J 258434.
WIRTH, BLUMENFELD FAIR BOOKING
ASSN., INC., New York. 20127
$1,000,000 fairyland circus. Be a
millionaire for one night. © Oct. 16,
1922 +2 c. Oct. 23; K 169172.
WITTER (ALFRED S8.) Seattle. 20128
Game of traps. © July 1, 1922;
2c. Aug. 3; J 256399.
‘WOMAN’S INSTITUTE OF DOMESTIC ARTS
& SCIENCES, Philadelphia. 20129
Modesty and smartness combine in
new modes. © June 4, 1922; 1c. Dec.
7; K 170124.
WorvdDEN (JOHN HE.) Wrangell, Alaska.
20130
Harding Creek Canyon, 16. © Dee.
5, 1922; 2 c. Dec. 26; J 258950.
WRENN (WALTER Scott) Chicago.
2
[Layout chart for advertising pur-
poses] © July 24, 1922; 2 c¢. July 27;
I 7001.
WRIGHT (CLAY PERKINS) Park Rapids,
Minn. 20132, 20133
Lone sentinel. © Jan. 1, 1922; 2c.
Dec. 7; J 259039.
Minnesota sunset.
2 e. Dee. 7; J 259040.
WRIGHT (GLADYS JOHNSON) Washing-
ton. 20134
Committee chart. © Aug. 1, 1921;
2. ec. Oct; 27) 1922 sie Teile:
WYyYNIA (DELBERT P.) Tacoma. 20135
Wakefield national garage. © Sept.
30, 1922; 2 ce. Oct. 9; K 168985.
WYOMING TEAPOT OIL SYNDICATE, Cas-
per, Wy. 20136, 20137
Guaranteed teapot. © Nov. 20,
1922; 2 @ Nov. 27; K 169830.
[Oil producing teapot] © Nov. 20,
1922; 2 c@ Nov. 27; K 169829.
Youne (JAMES H.) Cleveland.
20138-20145
©: Jansa, 1922
[8 photographs] :
Anticipation. — Avenue of trees.—
Brook in the forest.—Forest path-
way. — October cornfield. — Winter
388
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1922
20162
shadows.—Wooded pathway. — Wood-
land scene. © Dec. 15, 1922; 2 c. each
Dec. 30; J 259112-259119.
Y. W. C. A’s or U. S. A. (NATL BOARD
OF THE) New York. 20146, 20147
[Assurance policy campaign poster]
me 15, 1922: 2 e Oct.. 28; K
169533.
Washington, D. C., Grace Dodge
hotel, Washington’s new hotel for
women. © Oct. 24, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 28;
K 169534.
Zick (HERBERT A.) Greeley, Col.
20148
Cathedral vigil at Pondre Lakes. ©
sept. 6, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 7; J 258155.
ZIMMELE (MARGARET SCULLY) Wash-
ington. 20149-20154
[For God, home and native land]
© June 1, 1922; 2c. Oct. 30; K 169162.
Keep to the right. Constitutional
government. © June 1, 1922; 2c. Oct.
30; K 1693783.
Kill the snake. © June 1, 1922;
2 CG, OC. Oy Ke tGOlGa.
[3 prints]:
American ideals.— Challenge to
American parents.—Swat them. ©
june: a, 1922" 2 @ each Nov. 13 1
169209-169211.
ZINK (Harry F.) Chico, Calif.
20155-20161
[7 photographs]:
Bell (Ray) on Red Bluff, 700.—
Clark (Beauford) on Mickey, 701.—
Farmer (George) at Red Bluff round
up, 737.—McCarty (Wildcat) on Lit-
tle Jeff, 706.—Montana Red on Miss
Wiggs, 717.—Sheppeard (Red) riding
at Red Bluff round up, 758.—Stahl
(Jess) on Wild Rose, 711. © Sept. 17,
1922-2 e@ veach’ Sept. 263.) 2afaco—
257395.
ZOEPFEL (WILLIAM) Chicago.
20162
Love is the foundation of life.
Oct. 12, 1922; 2 c. Oct. 14; K 169090.
Number of entries in class H-K included in the Catalogue since Jan.
De a922):
aera Ot, WOrKS Of Ait. eee ss bee ee 1
Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical character (in-
Mages ONC-COPVCCHERICG) — ee I 1, 042
Phovegrapns (including 598 one-copy entries)... -_-____ 6, CLT
Prints and pictorial illustrations (including 4,239 contributions to
meriouicals and other one-copy entries) __-__.. 9, 573
AT, So
309
INDEX TO PART 4, WORKS OF ART, REPRODUCTIONS OF
A WORK OF ART, DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS. OF
A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER, PHOTO-
GRAPHS, PRINTS, AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
New series—Volume 17, No. 1—-, 1922.
This index contains the names of all copyright proprietors of Works of art, Repro-
ductions of a work of art, Drawings or plastic work of a scientific or technical char-
acter, Photographs and Prints and pictorial illustrations registered during the year 1922,
In addition, references are made from distinguished artists and engravers, and from the
names of the persons portrayed.
The Figures refer to the citation numbers following the names of proprietors
in the catalogue.
Abbott (Dorthy) 4159. Ahlborn (Theodore) 5033, 10454.
Abbott (Lyman) 8823. Ajemian (H. H.) 15102.
Abbott (M. B.) 14840. Akasu (G. 8.) 10455.
Abbott (M. F.) TOT. Akeley (C. E.) 10456, 15103.
Abel (—) 18595. Akin (J. 8S.) 14850.
Abel (J. J.) 14047. Akin (L. BH.) 14850.
Abercrombie (Mrs. F. 8.) 23388. Akron pure milk co. 15122.
Abrahams (S.) & co. 15055. Alaska silver fox farms. 5036.
Abrams (K. H.) 4483. Albany foundry co. 14351.
Abriani (Maria) 621. Albemarle paper mfg. co. 10479.
Acheson (Arthur) 14562. Albert (Shorty) 9783.
Achille (F. G.) 14841. Albro (Maxine) 143854.
Acme news feature co. 4967. Alden (G. W.) 5037.
Adam (—) 18595. Aldridge (G. W.) 15130.
Adamezyk (F. J.) 9821. Aldunate (Carlos) 129465.
- Adams (A. 8.) 4968. Alexander (Mrs. Rosemary) 12231.
Adams (Chas.) 15056. Alexander (Wm.) 2859.
Adams (E. J.) 15066. Alexander the Great. 10503.
Adams (Gridley) 4974. All point mfg. co. 5038.
Adams (I. C.) 4975, 15067. Allan (C. G.) 4161.
Adams (J. M.) 708. Allardice (J. D.) 10484.
Adams (U. O.) 8165. Allen (C. M.) 15128.
Adams & Grace co. 14342, Allen (C. V.) 4162.
Adams photo co. 4979. Alten’ (D.0Rs).3:
Adams studio. 15072. Allen (EH. P.) 12427.
Adcock (J. B.) 15078. Allen (G. W.) 4163.
Adcock (S. W.) 4160. Allen (W. M.) 15129.
Adee (Walter) 1. Alley (A. W.) 10485.
Adler (David) & sons co. 709, 5001, | Allis press. 5039.
10421, 15075. Alman & eo 15180.
Adler (H. H.) 15085. Almand (J. P.) 151383.
Adolph (Fred) 14985. Alozoga (S. de) 12945.
Adrian (W. M.) 5013. Alquist (H. Schnars-) See Schnars-
Advertisers illustrating service. 5014, Alquist (H.)
10428. Alraschid (Haroun) 201.
: Alta studios, ine. 5040, 15134.
Aero service corp. 5022, 10486, 15086. Altemus (HL. E.) 5050.
Aeromarine airways, ine. 719, 5031, Althouse (Paul) 8778.
15101. Altwater & bro. 10491.
Aetna Co. 124, Aluminum goods mfg. co. 4164.
Aetna doll co., ine. 7236. Alvey, Ferguson co., ine. 15154.
Agricultural service bureau of the | Amer. agricultural chemical co. (Agri-
Amer. agricultural chemical co. See cultural service bureau of the)
Amer. agricultural chemical co. 15156.
(Agricultural service bureau of the). | Amer. art works. 10492, 15202.
391
INDEX f
pt. IV, H..S.,.V. 17
eee
Amer. bank note co.
15263.
Amer. colortype co.
Amer. co-operative
10511, 15273, 15359.
Amer. eagle. 10513.
Amer. face brick assn.
Amer. gear co. 5084.
Amer. gold cross hospital assn.
Amer.
9822.
— dept. of Wisconsin. 4165.
— John A. Boechat post no. 295.
4166.
— Liason committee. 853.
—— McDowell Co. post no. 8. 10661.
(Societes des 40 hommes et 8
chevaux of the) See Societes des 40
hommes et 8 chevaux of the Amer.
legion.
Amer. litho. co. 14483.
Amer. lodge cut co. 5085.
Amer. museum of natural
14360.
Amer. natl. Red cross.
(Amer. natl.).
Amer. piano co. 15280.
Amer. polo team. 2607.
Amer. posture league, inc.
Amer. security & fidelity co.
Amer. spectacle house. 5087.
Amer. statuary and decorating
ine. 4, 4168, 9823.
Amer. tablet co. .10665.
Amer. top and body co. 15282.
Amer. weekly, ine. 15284.
Amer. Woodmen (Supreme camp of
the) 15287.
Ames (Miss BE.) 16670.
Ames, Hmerich & co. 736, 5088.
Amick (F. 8.) 15288.
Amik (R. W.) 19947.
Amory, Browne & co. 737, 5090.
Amoskeag service men. 65091.
Amoskeag textile club. 5091.
‘Amundsen (O. A.) 15289.
Amundsen (Roald) 1633, 9968.
Anaconda copper mining co. 5092.
Ana-Wa-Bik (Chief) 18864.
Anchor adv. service. 10666.
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson (J. F.) 741, 10667.
Anderson (L. P.) 5097.
Anderson (M. H.
P
1 Be
725, 5076, 10508,
735.
pub. co. 5082,
0083, 10515.
15279.
legion, dept. of Pennsylvania.
history.
See Red cross
15281.
4167.
E05;
5094.
14659.
Anderson (M.
Anderson (O. P.
CVE shy?) a5:
(V. H.) 15295.
(Waldo) 15296.
foundry & machine co.
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
10669.
742.
10670.
4170, 14361.
4426.
15035*.
Anderson galleries.
Anderson supply co.
Andoh (Sansuhe)
Andrew (Richard)
Andrews (G. W.)
Andrews (R. L.) 5099.
Angela (Emilio) 16, 4176, 9825.
Angell (C. W.) 17%.
Angell (Harry S.)
Angelo (—) 9783.
Anglas (Louis) 14430.
Anitopsi, Indian. 4551.
Annapolis, Md., U. S. naval academy,
Bancroft Hall, regiment. 2731.
regiment of midshipmen. 189382.
Annesley (Priscilla, countess) 6233.
Anson (J. M.) 8165.
Anthony (St.) 254.
Antionette (Countess)
Ant-I-wet corp. 5101.
Apostleship of prayer.
Appleby (J. R.) 18.
Applegarth (HE. M.) 5102.
Arbogast studio. 15298.
Are (Jeanne de) 19767.
Arliss (George) 14983.
Armold (P. B.) 15299.
Armour (Po. DS) ore:
Armstrong (Clarabel) 748.
Armstrong (H. M.) 15300.
Armstrong (Mrs. J. R.) 8165.
Arnheim (Elly) 14698.
Arnold (M.) 15042.
Arnold (O. H. O.) 14867.
Arnold & co., inc. 10671.
Arnolds. 5111.
Aronson (L. V.)
Arrowtop, Indian.
Art (C. W.) 9834.
Art craft bronze co.
Art film co. 744.
Art lamp and novelty co.
Arthur studio. 745.
Asbury (Francis) 4886.
Ash (Mrs. P. D.) 12945.
Ashen-Brenner (Sidney)
Ashton (Gordon) 10672.
Askin (Jules) 48381.
Askin (M. W.) 751.
Asmus-Bradley ©o.,
143872.
Asperger (O. A.) 129.
Associated metal lath mfrs. inc.
10673, 15302.
Associated oil co.
Associated radium
15303.
Astholtz (M. F.)
Atchison (J. A.)
Atherley (H. C.) 181.
Atherton (J. C.) 15317.
Atlanta milling co. 5128.
Atlanta stores. 5124.
Atwater (M. M.) 15318.
15297.
6364.
14366.
19, 4177, 9826, 14368.
4551.
4186.
4193.
5114.
ine. 22, 4194,
0122,
10674.
chemists, ine.
15304.
14378.
oz
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Atwell group. 16804.
Audience at new year’s football game.
pea
Auge (lL. W.) 10677.
mesusener, lid. 154.
August (Prince)
Augusta Victoria,
Germany. 17724.
minds. E.) 752.
etsy (ON. Hi.) aGET5:
Axelrod (Jay) 10678.
Ax-rite lab. 5125.
Axtell (C. 8.) & co.
Ayer (F. W.) 1389538.
Ayers (A. J.) 12945.
Aylward (C. M.) 5126.
Ayres (M. O.) 4285.
Azambre (EH.) 183.
Si(Mrs.) 13192.
Bachrach (L. F.) 15319.
Bad Marriage, Indian. 4551.
Baechler (Charles) 15325.
Baer (W. 8S.) 14047.
Baetjer (F. H.) 14047.
Bagge (H.H:) 10170, 14754.
Bagley (J. M.) 7538, 5127.
Bahmer (Pearl) 18631.
Bailey (B. F.) & co. 10681.
Bailey (C. T.) 14879.
Bailey (G. M.) 5129.
Bailey (N. C.) 10682.
Bailey (V. 1.) 14880.
Bailey (W. 8.) 5130.
Bailey, Banks & Biddle co.
143881.
Bailie (R. C.)
Bain (G. C.)
Baines (Alfred)
Bair (Harry S.)
Baker (A. A.)
Baker (A. J.)
Baker (C. B.)
Baker (C. S. L.)
Baker (N. D.)
Baker (Norman)
Baker art gallery.
Baker, Heyne & co. 51388, 10683.
Baker, Simonds & co. 5189.
Balboa (V. N. de) 8500.
Baleom (A. F.) 186.
Baldwin (Miss) 12945.
Baldwin (A. J.) 10684.
Baldwin (L. HE.) 4289.
Baldwin (S. C.) 8165.
Balentine (P. E.) 14882.
Ball (Linn) 4426
Ballard (G. B.) 5140.
Ballinger co. 5141, 15352.
Ballowe (L. M.) 4290, 5142.
Bandes (C.) ine. 14884.
Banghart (Mrs. HB. 8.) 12946.
Banker, Evans, Brisebois co. 15360.
Banks (Miss C.) 1744.
Banks (Clyde) 5148, 10685, 15366.
Bapter (Andrew) 18261.
17296.
late Kaiserin of
10679.
4286,
0181.
5135.
15326.
5136.
14919.
754, 5137.
4287.
770.
2175.
15331.
15346.
Barber (H. R.) 772, 10688.
Barbur (Mrs. William) 8165.
Bardsley (A. R.) 10689.
Barker (L. F.) 14047.
Barker bros., ine. 773.
Barnard (P. B.) 10690, 15873.
Barnes (E. C.) 16804.
Barnes (J. B.) 9835.
Barnes (W. H.) 14386, 15374.
Barnett (J. W.) 15875.
Barr (Co E.)) 5150:
Barr (William) 15379.
Barra (Mr. dela) 12945.
Barrett (G. A.) 188.
Barretto (W. A.) 5151.
Barrow (D.M.) 9855.
Barry (Mrs. J. F.) 8165.
Barry statue. 18891.
Barry, Wehmiller machinery co.
Barse (G. R.) 19947.
Barth (H. B.) 14887.
Barthelmess (Richard)
Bartholomew (C. L.) jr.
Bartlett (Judge) 8824.
Bartlett (A. L.) 4291.
Bartlett (J. H.) 17769.
Bartlett (M. A.) 189.
Baruch (Simon) 4707.
Bass (S. E.) 5154.
Bassett (G. F.) & co. 143888.
Batchelder (BE. A.) 9888.
Batterman (Beatrice) 8165.
Battey (C. M.) 10691.
Bauer (F.) estate. 15380.
Bauer (S. A.) 5155.
Bauer (S. M.) 141.
Baum (M. B.) 148.
Baumann (Adolph) 5156.
Baumgartner (W.G.) 14952.
Baumgartner (Warren) 4824.
Bausch & Lomb optical co. 15387.
Bayerlein (F.) 14693.
Bayes (J. K.) 5157.
Baylor (C. E.) 5164.
Bayne (Barbara) 9839.
Bayne (Mrs. J.) 6364.
Bayne (Mrs. Jasper) 1744.
Baynes (H. H.) 15388.
Baynes (L. B.) 10693.
Beach (M. P.) 144, 780, 14391.
Beam (H. C.) 15390.
Bearhead, Indian. 4551.
Bearing service co. 10694.
Beattie (J. W.) 15392.
Beatty (Erl) 14512.
Beatty (H. G.) 15394.
Beautébox, ine. 9840, 14393. —
Beauvais (Fred) 3961, 1642.
Beaux (Cecilia) 4292.
Beaver machine & tool co., ine.
Becholt (M. C.) 14408.
Beck (F. E.) 5166.
Beck (J. A.) 788.
Beck (Max) 785.
Becker (August)
5152
14808.
774,
782.
786.
393
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 17
Becker (C. P.) 15395.
Becker (J. G.) 10695.
Beckman (Mrs. D.) 8165.
Beckman (L. W.) 15896.
Beckwith (G. S.) 5168, 10697.
Beckwith co. 787, 15397.
Bedaux (Mrs. C. EH.) 2859.
Beech-nut packing’ co. 167, 4293,
14409.
Beeghly (Lloyd)
Beethoven (—)
Behrend (EH. E.)
Beiersdorfer (KE. A.)
Beistle co. 5175.
Belasco mechanics corp. 5179.
Belding & Bushong. 15398.
Bell (A. G.) 9947, 14754.
Bell (Alfred) & co., Itd. 788, 5180,
10701, 15400.
Bell (E. L.) 18261.
Bell (I. J.) 5191.
Bell (I. L.) 4294.
Bell (J. W.) son & co.
Bell (M. C.) 18261.
Bell (Ray) 20155.
Bell (R. E.) 168.
Bell and Champe.
Bell syndicate, ine.
Bellamy (Madge)
Bellows (George)
Belnap (C. M.)
Belty (W. H.)
Benczur (T.)
Bender (D. O.)
Bendister (J. R.) 10765.
Benedict (J. J. B.) 5281.
Beneker (G. A.) 14411, 15404.
Benevolent patriotic order of Does,
10699.
4037.
14410.
5171.
10709
4296, 9848.
5192, 10727.
1805.
170.
793, 10763.
15403.
17772.
10764.
5233.
Benkard (Mrs. J. P.) 12945.
Bennett (EH. C.) 15405.
Bennett (BE. L.) 14415.
Bennett (F. M.) 4960.
Bennett glass and paint co. 5234.
Bennoon (Mendel) 5235.
Bensinger (Dorotha) 171, 14416.
Benson (J. P.) 15406.
Bentley (D. W.) 18261.
Bentley (P. R.) 10766.
Benton (L. B.) 17601.
Bentz (J. J.) 14417.
Benziger bros. 5236, 15407.’
Berg (C. A.) 15415.
Berg (J. V.) 15416.
Bergen (John) 13209.
Bergen (Vanden) 9891.
Berger (Louis) 10400.
Berger (Pete) 13032.
Berkeley (H. P.) 5287.
Berkowitz envelope co. 794, 5238,
10767, 15417.
Berling (E. M.) 10784.
Bermel (Joseph) ine. 172.
Bernadini (Orestes) 4587.
Bernal (Azevedo) 39837.
‘Bernardini (Michele)
N
Bernard (J. W.) 806.
608, 9891,
14418.
Bernhard (Mrs. J.)
Berni (B.)~ 173:
Bernier (Mrs. L. J.) 5240.
Berolzheim (Mrs. Alfred)
Berry (Forrest) 15420.
Berry (J. T.) 10790.
Berry (P. W.) 15421.
Bertolini (Louis) 4297.
Bertrand (Charles) 19282.
Best (A. M.) e@o., ine. 812.
Beteta (F. D.) 9850. -
Bethe bros. 8138, 10794.
Beveridge (A. J.) 23834, 8325, 10850.
Beveridge (Albert) 3050.
and children 3050.
——and family. 3050.
——and son. 38050.
Beyer (C. HE.) 12945.
Beyer (W. F.) 10795.
Bezek (Peter) 5241.
Bianchi (Eligio) 4298. -
Bianchi (Joel) 10822.
Bianchi (Joseph) 2859, 4630.
Bicket (W. L.) 10796.
Bicknell mfg. co. 5242.
Biddle (C. T.) 814.
Biddle (J. C.) 18261.
Biddle press. 10797.
Bidwell monument. 245,
Bierach (S. E.) 174.
Bierhals (O.) 14634.
Big Painted Lodge, Indian.
Bigelow (Hayes) 815, 5262.
Bigelow (L. A.) 52638, 15422.
Bigelow (lL. G.) 10803.
Bilger studio. 5264.
Bill (J. A.) 5265)
Birch-Field (C. A.) 818.
Birmingham paper co. 10804,
Bisbee (C. E.) 154283.
Bishop (A. W.) 15424. .
Bishop (H. T.) 15425.
Bisson (Peter) 9855.
Bixby (V. H.) 5269.
Bjorkman (M.) 9865, 14436.
Bjurman (Andrew) 175.
Black (A.) 819.
Black (B. BE.) 14422.
Black (C.) 820.
Black (D. R.) 819.
Black (H.) 820.
Black (L. M.) 15426.
Black (M.) & co. 5275.
Black Horn Bear, Indian.
Black Horse (Chief) 7603.
Blackinton (A. H.) 5286.
Blackiston (G. P.) 821.
Blackman (W. W.) 4820.
Blackstone (Harriet) 9856.
Blackwell (Mrs. W. H.) 8165.
Blackwell, Wielandy book & station-
ery co. 177.
8165.
12945.
4551.
18368.
394
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
824, 5288.
19791.
18063.
14424,
Blanchard co.
Blavatsky (H. P.)
Bleakley (W. F.)
Blevino (A. C.)
Bliss (A. M.) 15427.
Blives (Mdlle de) 788.
Bloch bros. tobacco co. 5289.
Block-Niendorff (Mathilde)
Blocks (I. M.) 178.
Blodgett (Harvey) 826.
Blood (K. B.) 15429.
Bloodgood (J. C.) 14047.
Bloomfield (Zacharia) 14425.
Bloor (Spencer) post no. 491, Veterans
of foreign wars. See Veterans of
foreign wars (Spencer Bloor post
no. 491).
Blum (A. 8.) 5290, 10805, 15480.
Blume (H. J.) 10808.
Biumenschein (George) 5291.
Blumenthal (Harry) 882.
Blumer (Louis) 15481.
Blythe (Betty) 4033.
Bobowski (Frank) 5292.
Bodemer (C. A.) 15488.
Bodurtha (N. L.) 833.
Boechat (John A.) post no. 295, Amer.
legion. See Amer. legion (John A.
Boechat post no. 295).
Bohme (Karl) 14693.
Boeing airplane co. 10809, 15434.
Boellinger (Flora) 5294.
Bogdanove (A. J.) 4299, 9857.
Bogert (J. V.) 834.
Boggs (T. R.) 14047.
Bogue (L. L.) 15435.
Bohal (HE. L.) & co. 885.
Boilly (L. L.) 19810.
Boland (J. R.) 179, 14426.
Bolds (M. HE.) 14429.
Bolivar (Simén) 3987.
Bolus (Mrs. M. C.) 8165.
Bombaugh (Clinton) 15029.
18908.
Bonaparte (Mrs. Jerome) 8165.
Bonawitz (George) 360, 14632.
Bonnell (R. H.) 836.
Bonnell (Ralph) 15486.
Bonva co., ine. 14385.
Bonwit, Teller & co. 837, 5295, 10814.
Boody (Virginia) 12945.
Boone’s (Daniel) monument.
Booraem (J. F.) 10822.
Booth (C. B.) 17520.
Booth (PD. §.) sre - 182.
Booth (Evangeline) 17579.
Booth (Franklin) 324, 4491,
Booth (M. B.) 144483.
Booth (M. V.) 9877.
Booth (Mildred) 6951.
Boothe (Stella) 15488.
Boozer (V. R.) 5800.
Border cities co. 15489.
Bori (Mme.) 2859.
Borien (Edward) 48389.
Borjes (C. S.) 5801.
931.
Borrowman (Peter) 53807.
Boseacei (Milton) 4800.
Bosio (Gaston Charpentier) See Char-
pentier-Bosio (Gaston).
Bosontea (George) 9279.
Boss Ribs, Indian. 4551.
Bosseron (C.) 14816.
Boston, Mass., Boston fire cone
gine 18. °2506.
Bostwick (C.)
Botsford (L. W.)
Bouasse, jeune & Co.
14430.
Boucher, ine. 15447.
Bounds (Homer) . 10828.
en-
18261.
839, 15442.
183, 9858,
Bourbon (A. L. B. de) 2673.
Boussum (Charles) 10830.
Bovaird & co. 15462.
Bowan (J. F.) 4803.
Bowdish (G. 8.) 847.
Bowman (J. M.) 8165.
Bowman (Mrs. J. M.) 8165.
Bowyer (William) II. 7400.
Boy scouts (Richmond borough) 5308.
Boyd (Rutherford) 108831.
Boyden (Luna Wynne-) See Wynne-
Boyden (Luna).
Boye (Mrs. A.) 8165.
Boyer (D. L.) 5809.
Boyer (Mrs. J. HE.) 5810.
Boyer (Lillian) 1569.
Boykin (Mrs. B. M.) 19689.
Boyle (Gertrude) 4805.
Boyle (H. C.) 6661.
Boys club of 1922. 6855.
Brackett (B.) 1744.
Braden (F. J.) 10832.
Braden (Ruth) 10832.
Bradford (Sarah) 14754.
Bradley (A. F.) jr. 5811.
Bradley (Milton) co. 848.
Brady (Mrs. Nicholas) 34389.
Bragstad (B. M.) ~ 43806.
Bragstad art studio. 4806.
Bramberry (W. A.) 6639.
Brameld (M. D.) 5812.
Brand (F. J.) 849.
Brand (J. H.) . 8165.
Brandom bros, pub. co.
Brant (Florence) 53138.
Bratton (—) 16804.
Brauner (O. M.) 15465.
Braxton /G)- H.) “L0836.
Breckon (W. O.) Studios. 851.
Breitkop & Hartel, ine. 14482.
Bremer (A. L.) 198.
Brennan (Mrs. F. S.)
Brennen (Bob) 9783.
Brenner (Sidney Ashen-)
Brenner (Sidney).
Brent (C. H.) 17582.
Bresler (F. H.) co. 10837, 15466.
Breslin (J. T.) 8165.
Breslin (Mrs. J. T.) 8165.
Breton (J. M.) 183.
850, 15468.
12945.
See Ashen-
399
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.17
aa RR aaa ay | (TUS rd Gn aa nan eminem amas i
Brett (H. M.) 471, 4719.
Bretzman (C. F.) 853, 10850.
Breun (Ernest) 9571.
Breutlinger (John Sherman) 15484.
Brew (George J. S.) 15496.
Brewer (J. A.) 5180, 10701.
Brewster (Eleanor) 19751.
Brewster (Virgil) 18631, 19571.
Bricard (Xavier) 9858. °
Briden (C. G.) 4807.
Bridgwater (H. 8.) 10701.
Briganti (N.) 1872.
Briggs (Iriam) 464.
Brigham (B. L.) 10852.
Brinkley (EK. 8.) 1891.
Bristol, Pa., fire dept. 18768.
Bristol co. 5314, 108538, 15497.
Broad st. grammar school graduates.
8308, 13093.
Broch (Trepka) 854.
Brockett (Harry Boobyer) 15521.
Broderick co. 15527.
Broédel (Max) 14047.
Broggi (L. R.). 194.
Brokaw (Julia) 2859.
Brokaw (Maud) 18929.
Bromley (Mrs. Bruce) 12945.
Broncho Bob (Mrs.) 9783.
Bronson (HE. M.) 5820.
Bronx home news pub. co. 15560.
Bronx society of arts, sciences and
history (Poe cottage committee)
5321.
Brook (A. B.) 2020.
Brooke (M. E.) 195, 4808, 14433.
Brooker (P. D.) 855.
Broussard CH Soe 2075.
Brown (A. A.) 15567.
Brown (A. W.) 19399, 155838.
Brown (D. W.) 704.
Brown (Mrs. R.) 12945.
Brown (R .S.) 4809, 5322.
Brown (Roy) T74.
Brown (W. 8.) 5824.
Brown & Bigelow. 856, 5325, 10868.
Brown, Green co. 15561.
Brown, Robertson co., ine. 15585.
Browne (Mrs. A.) 4621.
Browne (J. W.) 15586.
Brownson (W. C.) 4947.
Bruce (David) jr. 7400.
Bruce pub. co. 5345.
Bruck, (h.)) i 72
Briickmann (F.) 5346, 10927.
Brunen (Doris) 18681.
Bruni (Luis) 4810, 9863.
Bruns (C. L.) 5408.
Brunswick laundry. 10938.
Brupere art co. 15587.
Bruyere (August) 5404.
Bryan (J. H.) 8165.
Bryan (W. J.) 18091, 16914.
Bryan (W. J.) jr.. 16567.
Bryce (Viscount) 4033.
Buchanan (Ella
| Buca (P. C.) 5405.
) 14434,
| Buchanan (J. B.) 884.
Buchanan (J. W.) 4811.
Buchner (H.)
| Buckbee, Mears
Bucklin (G. W.
Bucklin (W. 8.)
14693.
co. 15589.
) 5415.
885.
Budd (C. J.) 5416.
Budd (J. F.) 5417.
Budd (R. D.)
Budde (Karl)
Budell (Ada)
Bue (M. O.) 886.
Buehl (Oscar)
Buell (C. T.) &
5418.
5419, 15592.
14658.
9864.
co. 15594.
Buettner (T.) & co., ine. 9865, 14486,
15609.
Buffalo Bill. See Cody (W. F.)
Buffalo commercial, ine. 15610.
Bugbee (A.) 81685.
Buhmiller (J. R.) 887.
Building owners and managers assn.
of Seattle. 15611.
Bukowiecki (L.
Bull (CL 2a
K.) 5420.
0939.
Bull (l/rs. Grace) 109389.
Bull Plume, Indian. 4651.
Bull Plume (Mrs.) 46551.
Bulletin pub. co
. 888.
Bullock (Richard) 5421.
Bundy (A. L.)
889.
Bunher (Mrs. George) 8165.
Bunker (M. L.)
15612.
Bunnell photo shop. 895.
Bunting: (DSR)
Burbank (A. 8.) 5422, 10945.
Burd’ (C. M.) 14632, 15619.
Burdick (KE. N.)
897.
Burdick, Garrison co., ine. 898.
Burfoot (R. Heyy atsear
Burger (E.) 8165.
Burger (Louis)
15042.
Burgert bros. 5425, 10962.
Burgess (A. L.)
Burgy (F. S.)
Burian (Josef)
Burke (C. H.)
Burke (Vrs. J.
Burke (Marie)
15034*.
10170.
14440.
2175.
J.) 12945.
20030.
Burleigh (S. R.) 9876.
Burman (H. C.) 18858.
Burnell (W. E.)
5433, 10968.
Burnham (R. N.) 602.
Burns (Mrs. Dalton) 2859.
Burns (J. A.)
Burns (John)
Burns (Robert)
Buroker (Esta)
18769.
14935.
10969.
197.
Burrell (Mrs..W.) 18261.
Burtis (EH. S.)
Burton (C. B.)
10972.
20018.
Busenbark (HE. J.) 198.
Bush (F. M.)
Bush (Hope)
396
15640.
2859.
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
STITT cnn nn attEttttts aE
Bush (fh. T.) 5464.
Bushee (J. F.) 15641.
Business men’s assurance co. of Amer-
ica. 5485.
Butler (Miss)
bert)
Butler (H. E.)
Butler (H. L.) 6689.
Butler cafe revue. 901.
Butte, Mont., High school, class 1922.
9185.
Butterfield (D. W.) 5442.
Butwell (Jockey) 6186.
Buxman (A. B.) 4812.
Bye (G. 'T.) 13300.
Byrd (BE. L.) 15642.
Byrne (Betty) 17349.
Cable co. 5448.
Cabot (John) 8500.
Cady (Harrison) 5444, 14441.
Cage (R. W.) 15648.
Caha (G. R.) | 15644.
Cahalan (James) 9055.
Cain (—) 18595.
Caine (G. H.) 9877, 14448.
Cairns (M. L.) 5446.
- Cairo co. 9883.
Caisaro (Lucy)
Calder (C. E.)
Calessi (P. C.) 14444.
Calif. state board of health.
Callaway (Mrs. R. F.) 9279.
Callison (L. M.) 916.
_Calve (Emma) _ 6148.
Calvert (W. J.) 15645.
Camaec (H. J. M.) 12945.
Camera craft studio, ine. 10988.
Cameron (G. F.) 10990.
Cameron (J. L.) 917.
Campbell (—) 16804.
Campbell (G. W.) 14445.
Campbell (George) 5447.
Campbell (M. K.) 15346.
Campbell (Macy) 919.
Campbell ptg. co. 920.
Candace st. grammar school graduates.
8303, 13093.
Canfield (Mrs.)
Canfield (L. A.)
Canning (H. M.)
Cannon (H. W.) 14608.
Capital adv. co., ine. 9884.
Capital lighting fixture co.
Caracriste (V. Z.) 5448.
Cardoza (T. J.) co. 15647.
Carlitillo (Tony) 5449.
Carmen (Virgin) 17586.
Carmichael (B. F.) 4884.
Carnegie (Andrew) 10170.
Carossio (Natalie) 4814.
Carpenter (C. M.) 199.
Carpenter (F. G.) 15648.
Carpenter (Lawrence) 4507.
Carpenters’ co. of Philadelphia. 927.
Carpenter’s world travels. 15648.
See Lane (Mrs. Al-
10974.
10981.
4551.
10999.
15646.
4313.
‘Cauloumvakes (Geo.)
Carr (L. W.) 8165.
Carracci (Annibale) 8291.
Carralli (H. H.) 2859.
Carralli (Mrs. H. H.) 2859.
Carroll: (J: B:)i. eo: .' 930:
Carroll (J. W.) 8165.
Carroll (Lewis) 4535.
Carson (Kit) 13307.
Carter (G. H.) 2175.
Carton can corp. 9885.
Cartwell (Mrs.) 12945.
Caruana (Mrs. L. C.) 2859.
Caruso (Enrico) 194, 178, 246, 621,
654, 2474, 4815, 14107.
Carysfort (Lady) 5180.
Casares (J. B.) 18948.
Casement (Roger) 9952.
Casket. 5450.
Cassidy (Gerald)
Cassidy (I. H.)
Cassiers (H.)
Castle (Irene)
Cater (Mrs. A.)
Caudell (J. E.)
Cauffman (J. F.)
Cauffman (R. M.)
Caufield & Shook,
11001, 15661.
Cauloumvakes (D.) 18261.
Cauloumvakes (Mrs. E. W.)
18261.
9886.
200.
10837.
2115.
12945.
11000.
9887.
9887.
inc. 931, 95451,
18261.
Cawley (N. B.)
Cawthorn (T. H.) 5454.
Celite products co. 5457.
Cellu-metal corp. 5458.
Centonze (Antonino) 14446.
Central-American transport co. 14447.
Central oil & gas stove co. 15726.
Central school supply co., ine. 1044.
Cerracchio (Enrico) 14448.
Chabanian (A.) 108387, 15466.
Chaliapin (Feodor) 3023, 4097, 7905.
Chamberlain (Mrs. R. BE.) 9279.
Chambers (C. R.) 201, 471, 10266.
Chambers (8S. W.) 5460.
Chambers studio. 5461, 11066.
Chambersburg (School board of) 203.
Champe (R. E) 4296, 9888.
Champe (R. T.) 9848.
Champlain (Samuel de)
Champlain studio, ine.
Chance (G. W.) 11067.
Chandler (W. H.) 10170.
Chandler & co., ine. 1045, 5471, 11068
Chaplin (Charles) 9840.
Chapman (L. G.) 204.
Character bldg. co. 5498.
Charles (G. W.) 2051.
Charlet (Franz) 10837, 15466.
Charlton (R. H.) 12945.
Charpentier -Bosio (Gaston)
9858.
Chase bros. co.
Chatfield (Lady)
5453.
8500.
5464.
183,
50494, 11072, 15727.
8165.
397
INDEX
Chatham, N. J. (Trustees of the free
public library of) 5508.
Chattancoga medicine co.
Laga2:
Chatterji (Sukumar)
Chavies (C. W.) 15758.
Chechot (V. L.) 5509, 15754.
Chemical and metallurgical engineer-
ing. 5510.
Cheney (F. P.) 15756.
Cheney (F. 8.) 15755.
Cheney bros. 5517, 11111.
Chestnut street assn. 1048.
Chiara (Henry) 9890.
Chicago bridge and iron works. 1049.
Chicago elevated railroads. 15757.
Chicago evening Amer. pub. co. 1050.
Chicago herald & examiner. 11116.
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee
EE. DDTOS
Chicago statuary mfg. co. 9891.
Chicago tribune. 1051, 5523, 11117,
15759.
Chief justices of the Supreme court
of the U. S. 4801.
Chief of Hopi Indian moon dance.
9048.
Childs (EK. G.) 16352.
Chiris (Peter) 308.
Chittenden (C. L.)
Cholerton (John)
Choquette (W. A.)
Chord. (J.T) 8565;
Chouteau (A. A.) jr.
Christ. See Jesus Christ.
Christensen (A. W.) 11776.
Christian (G. B.) 2175.
Christitech (A) 2859.
Christman (BH. 8.) 205.
Christman (Mrs. E. S.)
Christopher (Georgian)
Chung-Hui Wang. 173849.
Church (C) 1744.
Church (Mrs. C.) 18929.
Church (F. S.) 206, 4815.
Church (J. H.) 6141.
Church & Dwight co. 207.
Cianfarani (A. B.) 442, 449.
Ciavatti (F. E.) 2387.
Cincinnati, O., Cincinnati Reds.
Cisin (H. G.) 11778.
Citizens Natl. bank. 14450.
Clark (—) 8500.
Clark (Beauford) 9783, 20155.
Clark ( eS 9783.
Clark (C. R.) 6142.
Clark (C. U.) 12945.
318.
14451.
Clark (E. 8S.)
Clark (kK. T.)
Clark (G. R.) statue.
Clark (H. H.) 4816.
Clark (Hélene) 14458.
Clark (@ie He) 1567.
Clark (J. L.) 518.
Clark (James) 103860.
11110,
9889.
6139.
1564, 6140.
16353.
1566.
205.
11777.
5294.
9646.
_Cloyes (H.
pt. T¥, BSevEs
Clark (Wallace) 1568.
Clarke (F. B.) 238.
Clarke (F. S.) 16354.
Clarke (G. J.) 11780, 16359.
Clarke (J. DD.) ®3952:
Clarke (M. D.) 6148, 16365.
Clarke (W. R.) 16871.
Class journal co. 6145.
Class of 1922. 6855.
18383.
6154, 16372.
Classical high school.
Clatworthy (F. P.)
Claudius (Wilhelm) 18908.
Claughton (E. C.) 9893.
Clay (Henry) 6155, 11781, 16379.
statue. 931.
Clay (John) & co.
Clemens (S. L.) 689, 6908.
Clements (W. R.) 11782.
Clere (F. W.) 4317, 14454.
Cleveland (Grover) 10170.
Cleveland, O., Cleveland baseball club.
8391.
Cleveland garment mfrs. assn.
Clifford (J. HE.) 9894.
Clifford (Ruth) 18151.
Clifford & Lawton. 6163.
Cline (G. A.) 18209.
Cline (Mrs. G. A.) 11856.
Cline (W. M.) 1569.
Clive (George) 18681.
Clive (Henry) 9840, 14293, 143893.
Closson (W. B.) 240. .
C.) 16383.
Coate (D. W.) 14455.
Coats (G. A.) 4820.
Cobb (A. W.) 1577.
Cobb (M. R.) 9897.
Cobb (R. O.) 241, 4324.
Cochran (Mrs. A.) 18261.
Cochrane (H. S. B. W.) corp. See
H. 8S. B. W.-Cochrane corp.
Cockburn (C. G.) 6164.
Cocoa cola co. 14456.
239.
6158.
Cocroft (Susanna) 11783.
Cody (W. F.) 3975, 4654.
Coe (Henry E.) jr. 15567.
Coeur d’Aléne Indians. 10667.
Coffee (Frank) 16384.
Coffey (Joe) & co. 16385.
Coffin (Haskell) 4325, 9898, 11879,
16689.
Coffman (Cyrus) 11784.
Coffman (J. A.) 1578.
Coghlan (G. P.) 11927.
Cohen (Hstelle) 12945.
Cohn (Richard) 16386.
Cohrone (H.) 18261.
CokKal stoker corp. 16387.
Colbert (R. B.) 306.
Colburn (F. E.) 6175.
Colby (J. M.) 16389.
Cole (Hllen) 11785.
Cole (J. B.) 244.
Cole & Wickham co. 1579.
Coleman (P. H.) 16467.
398
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Coligny (Marjorie) 4326.
OMCs. WH.) 4827.
Collamore (Gilman) & co., ine. 6178.
College Station, Tex., A. & M. college,
Ross volunteers ball. 7001.
Ross volunteers banquet. 7001.
Collinge (J. W.) 6179, 11786.
Collins (Michael) 13376, 14892.
Collins-Kirk, ine. 9900.
Collis (Mrs. F.) 1744.
Collyer (J. T.) 1580.
Collyer (L. H.) 6180, 11792.
Colonial dames of Amer. (Ill. soe. of
the) 1585.
Columbia (Miss) 8856.
Columbia mortgage co. 6181.
Columbia radio supply co. 11793.
Columbus (Christopher) 8500, 9863,
9937, 14754, 15015.
Colvin (J..A.) 11794.
Commercial ptg. & litho. co: 6182.
Commercial survey co., ine. 6183.
Compson (Betty) 2806, 8021, 9840,
18061.
Com-Unity store sales co. 6184.
Conklin (DeWitt) 8165.
Conkling (O. C.) 11796.
Conley (S. L.) 11801.
Connah (D. J.) 16468.
Connell (EK. M.) 1591.
Connell (I. V.) 11802.
Connolly (M. A.) 305.
Consolidated safety pin co. 16469.
Constantine (King) 15263.
Converse rubber shoe co. 16470.
Conway (C.) 12945.
Conway (Mrs. W. O.) 12945.
Conwell (R. H.) 17931.
Conwell graphic cos. 4329.
Coogan (Jackie) 6185, 10317, 14398.
Cock (C. C.) 6186, 11803, 16471.
Cook (F. E.) 11808.
Cook (J. M.) 1592.
Cook (L. L.) 16472.
Cook (L. L.) co. 11809.
Cook (M. A.) studio. 6202.
Cook (M. F.) 4830.
Cook (R. L.) 245, 9914.
Cook (W. B.) 16506.
Cook (W. C.) & co. 16504.
Cook (W. E.) 1891.
Cook (W. F.) granite co. 245.
Cookson (E. W.) 16507.
Coolidge (Mrs. Calvin) 2175.
Coolidge (V. M.) 16804.
Coontz (R. E.)° 17115.
Cooper (B. S.) 11811.
Cooper (E. B.) 16508.
Cooper (E. G.) 14457.
Cooper (F. D.) 9954.
Cooper (R. A.) 17349.
Cooper (T. 8S.) 16905.
Coovert (J. C.) 1593, 16512.
Copeland (H. H.) & son. 1594, 6204,
16514.
| Copeland (R. G.) 6209.
Copper-clad mall. range co. 1601.
Cora, Indian. 4551.
Corbett (L. R.) 6210.
Corbett (R. A.) 1602.
Corbusier (J. W.) 14458.
Cordella (Victor) 1603.
Cordier (A. H.) 1604.
Corley (J. L.) 16525.
Cornell (Mfrs. Bertha) 9279.
Cornell freshmen crew. 9563.
heavy varsity crew. 9563.
— junior varsity crew. 9563.
track club group. 9568.
varsity baseball group. 9563.
track team group. 9563.
Cornick (T. R.) 6217.
Corning, ine. 1610.
Cornish & Baker studio. 6218.
Corp. for the Natl. council. See Natl.
council (Corp. for the)
Corqueville (Will) 10367.
Cosmopolitan book corp. 16529.
Cosmopolitan print dept. 1611, 6222,
11812, 16545.
Costa (Hector) 246.
Coston (W. H.) 6229.
Cotter (J. 8S.) 6230.
Coudon (EH. T.) 4831.
Coufal (J. F.) 6231.
Courtright (O. C.) 1615.
Coutant (Harry) 11817, 16550.
Covell (W. H.) 1616.
Covner (Samuel) 62382.
Cow punchers at DuBois, Wy. 2221.
Cowan (HK. E.) 14459.
Cowan (EH. G.) 16551.
Cowan, (Norman) 9783.
Coward (Chief) 4551.
Cowen (M. E.) 1617.
Cox (A: Ez) 15400.
Cox A(T. Ba)okebo2.
Comi( Re ba) s62508
Coy (G. J.) 14047.
Coyle (C. J.) 4832.
Craig (B. J.) 6234.
Craig (Frederick) 6235.
Craig (R. G.) 10245.
Crain. (F. E.) 16670.
Crain (Festal) 247, 14460.
Crain CH. S.)) heads:
Cramer (W. 8.) 8165.
Cramp (Miss) 12945.
Crandall (H. R.) 6236, 11818.
Crandall (J. B.) 16686, 18323.
Crandell (J. B.) 1619, 10283.-
Crane (G. H.) 1681.
Crane (M. 8.) 16554.
Cranston (CH: DBD.) 16555.
Craske (Leonard) 249.
Crater Lake picture co.
Cravens, Dargan & Roberts.
Crawford (C. O.) 15039 *.
Crawford (J. O.) 6244.
1632, 6241.
6243.
399
\
INDEX
Crawford (T. H.)
Cray (R. 8S.) | 9279.
Creasey (S. E.) 4833, 6245.
Creasy (William) 11856.
Crépaux (F. A.) 14461.
Cress (W. L.) 251.
Cress, Dale photo co.
Crete (Jean) 1642.
Cromhardt & Monios. 11827.
Cross (Edward) co. 17268.
Cross & Dimmitt. 6247, 16560.
Crossett (L. A.) eco. 1635.
Crothers (A. R. E.) 118381.
Crouch (R. W.) 4834.
Crow (M. L.) 8165.
Crowe (P. L.) 1636, 6288.
Crowe (8S. J.) 14047.
Crown (John) 43829.
Crump (C. I.) 6285.
Crusaders for Amer. rights, ine.
Cullen (T. S.) 14047.
Cummings (F. C. J.)
Cunningham (F. A.)
Cunningham (James)
Cunningham (M. L.) 2109.
Cunningham (Roger) 258.
Curci (Amelita Galli)
Curci (Amelita).
Curly Bear (Chief) 4551.
Curnahan (R. B.) 14592.
Curry (John) 1640.
Curry (W. B.) 6286.
Curtis (Asahel) 6287.
Curtis (KE. 8.) studios.
Curtis (G. MM.) 26233:
Curtis (Richard) 6689.
Curtis pub. co. 16570.
Cusack (Margaret) 8005.
Cusack (Thos.) co. 4336, 6293, 11832,
16571.
Cushman (J. A.)
Cushman monument. 10945.
Cuthbertson (R. 8.) 14359.
Cutshaw (M. B.) 16580.
Cyrus (King) 4900.
D. & T. mfg. co. 6313.
Daguebert (Georges) 183.
Dahl (C. F.) 9916, 14463.
Dahlen (Carl) 4337.
Dailey (P. F.) 16581.
Daily news. 1642, 6314, 11856, 16582.
Dakin (Leroy) 138978.
Dale (Olaf) 6328.
Dale (Violet) 4838, 9918, 14465.
Daley (A. L.) 7980.
Dallas, Tex., detective dept.
Dalles (J. C.) jr. 4842.
Dallin (C. HE.) 10142.
Dallin (C. K.) 10945.
Dalton (Dorothy) 2806.
Dalton (Mrs. Hamilton) 6364.
Dalton (Mrs. N. P.) 6864.
Dalton (P. C.) 9919.
Dalton (W. J.) 9919.
Dalton adding machine co.
2678, 17126.
1633, 6246.
252.
4335.
1639.
14462.
See Galli-
16567.
16579.
8040.
1659.
|
Daly. (1. A:)
pt. Iv, D.S., v. 17
4110.
Danieli (I.) 444.
Daniells (P. S.) 11866.
Daniels (Bebe) 9840.
. Daniels (Josephus) 2175.
“Danson (Willa) 11867.
Da Prato (Antonio) 4343.
Da Prato (Antonio) eco. 4343.
Daprato statuary co. 254, 4352, 9923,
14467.
Darius (King)
Darius (Philip) 1660, 6331.
Darley (J. W.) 16590.
Darling (Mrs. R.) 12945.
Darmstaetter’s. 6333.
Darrow (Clarence) 17504.
Dartmouth senior. 774.
Darville (M. A.) 17744.
D’Ascenzo (Nicola) 1662.
Daubner (Paul) 265.
4900.
Daughters’ of the Amer. colonists
(Natl. soe.) 6334.
Daughters ofthe Amer. revolution,
ine. (Francis Vigo chapter) 1663.
Davenport hotel sport shop. 16591.
Davidson (David) 1668, 6335, 16592.
Davidson (G. M.) 16641.
Davidson (J. V.) 14480.
Davidson (Louise) 16642.
Davidson (Paul) 2859.
Davidson & Barry. 6354.
Davies (J. W.) 266. .
Davies (R. J.) 14481.
Davis (A. C.) & co. 6357.
Davis (A. EH.) 18261.
Davis (A. M.) 16647.
Davis (A. M.) co. 6355.
Davis (Alice) 267.
Davis (C.°G) 16648
Davis (C. R.) 4379.
Davis (E.) 8165
Davis (H. R.) 6359.
Davis (J. J.) 2175.
Davis (Mrs. J. J.)
Davis (J. L.) 6977.
Davis (J. R.) 16665.
Davis (Lila) 11827.
Davis (Mrs. 8. R.) 9934.
Davis (Shorty) 9783.
Davis (T. M.). 1738, 16666.
Davis (Tedd) 199.
Davis (Virginia) 19792.
Davis (W. H.) 6860.
Davis (W. M.) 4198.
Davis & Geck, ine. 63861, 11868. _ -
Davis & Sanford. 1744, 6364, 11872.
Davis & Sanford studio. 16670.
Davis, Smith co. 63878.
Davison (E. J.) 16677.
Davison (F. B.) 16678.
Dawes (General) 17349.
Dawn (Treva) 18151.
Dawson (J. W.) 6390.
Day (C. EB.) 18261.
Day (EH. C.) 12945.
2175.
400
INDEX
| nos. 1-4, 1922
Day (Francis) 1770.
Day (J. P.) 63814.
Day (N. B.) . 6392.
Deacy (Henry) 4754.
De Alozoga (S.) See Alozoga (S. de).
Dean (A. M.) 6393.
De Anguila (Angela) 2859.
Deaton (G. H.) 268, 16679.
Deatrick (EK. P.) 6409.
De Balboa (V. N.) See Balboa (V.
N. de).
De Blives (Jfdile)
de).
De Bourbon (A. L. B.)
fa, BY de).
me Bourbon (P: R. B:)
(R. B.) de Bourbon.
Debs (E. V.) 4401.
De Carteret (G.) 18261.
De Cespedes (C. M.) 17349.
De Champlain (Samuel) See Cham-
plain (Samuel de)
Meeker (i. i.) 1771,
Decker (J. P.) 269, 9936.
Deena (M. L.) 9961.
De Festetics (Gyula) 270.
He Groot (A. Me). 271.
De Hoog (Bernard) See Hoog (Ber-
nard de)
De Kerekjarto (Duci) See Kerekjarto
(Duci de)
De Koven (Anna) 4880.
De la Barra (Mr.) See Barra (Mr.
de la)
Delabarre (EK. B.) 11873.
De la Faye (Countess)
(Countess de la)
De la Ford-Snider (Clarice)
14482.
Delaistre (André)
See Blives (Jidlle
See Bourbon
See Parnia
See Faye
4381.
10837, 15466.
De la Mare (A. T.) co., ine. 11874.
De Land (C. O.) 99837.
Delano (Jane) funeral. 2175.
De Lano (W. L.) 1772.
De Laval separator co. 1773, 14483.
De Leon (Ponce) See Ponce de Leon.
Deléry (HE. F.) 6410, 11875.
De Lorraine (Louise) See Lorraine.
(Louise de)
Delson (H. J.) 1774.
Delta sigma phi fraternity.
Deluis (L. EH.) 14754.
Deming (Mary) 8165.
Denby (E. H.) 16683.
Denby (Edwin) 2175.
Denby (Mrs. Edwin)
Dennett (J. P.) 4882.
Denney (W. D.) 1880.
Dennis (B. E.) 1775, 11876.
Dent (Dorothy) 9939. .,
Dental items of interest pub. co. 6414.
Denver tourist and publicity bureau.
16685.
De Pando (Jfrs. M.) See Pando (Mrs.
M. de)
32559—23——_9
6412.
2175.
Diaz ( A.)
Dept. of Pennsylvania of Amer. legion.
See Amer. legion (Dept. of Penn-
sylvania of)
Dept. of Wisconsin, Amer. legion. See
Amer. legion (Dept. of Wiscon-
sin of)
Depréaux (lL. B.) 4494.
Deremeaux (Irma) 4883.
Derick (M. M.) 11877.
De: Kacgles CA. Bey ein
Dernier (F. A.) 6415.
Derwent (J/rs. Luther) 1778.
De Soto (—) 408.
Detmer, Bruner & Mason ine. 16686.
Detmer woolen co. 1781, 11879, 16689.
Detroit clown base ball team. 7250.
Detroit convention and tourists bu-
reau. 6428.
Detroit pub. co.
De Vaux. (DD: ae)
Devendorf (l. M. K.)
Devine (A. W.) 16699.
De Vinne (T. L.) 12479.
De Witt (Francis) 4099.
De Wolfe (George) 19964.
De Wolfe (Jean) 19964.
Dexter (C. H.) & Sons, ine.
11883, 16700.
Dexter folder co. 6482.
Dey (M. C.) 6487.
Diamond power specialty co.
Diaset (Eugenio) 6814.
2859.
Dickeson (T. F.)
Dickinson (A. M.)
Dickinson (G. E.)
Dickinson (J. L.)
Dickoré (Marie)
Dicksee (Herbert)
17126.
Dickson (Harry) 6442.
Diebold (HE. H.) 6447.
Diedrecken (Theodore) 16705.
Dieges (C. J.) 6448, 14484.
Diekelmann (William) 16706.
Dietzgen (Hugene) co. 11890.
Diggins aerial photo co. 16707.
Dillingham (Charles) 16707.
mis CA. Cs). 7 2139:
Dinan (Capt.) 11856.
Di Pinto (Elia) 14485.
Directors of the Polish natl.
assn. 5292.
Ditto, ine. 1804.
Ditty (J. 8.) 1805.
Dixon (R. H.) 1808, 6450.
Dobbins (—) 9783.
Dobson (HU J) 20270.
Docherty (C. R.) 6452.
Doctoroff (John) 274, 1809.
Dodd, Mead & co., ine. 16710.
Dodge (A. C.) 11895.
1782, 11882, 16690.
1787.
14351.
272, 4384,
1788.
6439.
6440, 11886.
8165.
9279.
16704.
2020, 4444, 14540,
home.
Dodge (Vernon) 48385.
Doelger (Jliss) 6864.
i Doerre (O. J.) 4658.
401
INDEX
Dohen (J. M.) 1810.
Doherty (J. J.) 16734.
Dohrs (F. L.) 14486.
Dolan (B. A.) 648.
Dolan (E. H.) 471, 14816.
Dolberg (G. R.) 16735.
Dolbey (J. M.) 16804.
Dolbey (William)
D’Olier (Henry) jr.
Domke (G. C.) 11896.
Donahue (W. H.) 64538.
Donaldson litho. co. 1812, 6458, 11897,
16737.
Donneliey (R. H.) corp. 6474, 11922,
16747.
Donovan (F. E.)
Donovan (M. L.) 820.
Doolittle (Jimmie) 17268.
Dooner (R. T.) 11927.
Doose (G. H. W.) 1841.
Doree (Nadge) 6517.
Dorian quartette. 9137.
Dorn (Ernst) 14577, 17316.
Dorros (George) 1842.
Doty (BE. E.) 5264, 16748.
Dougan (Marjorie) 2859.
Dougan (Rose) 2859.
Dough (Donald) 17575.
Dougherty (O. T.) 16749.
Douglas (EH. G.) 4470.
Douglas (K. 8.) 16750, 16752.
Douglas & Dittrich. 11929.
Douve, (H. L.) 11981.
Dow (L. F.) co. 1844, 6518, 167583.
Dow, Jones & co. 1869, 6533, 11932,
16757.
Dowd (C. G.)
Downie (Janet) 16764.
Doyle (Frederick) 16765.
Doyle UC: 6 Mi) atsil.
Doyle (W. J.) 4888.
Dragon rubber co. 65384.
Drake (C. F. R.) 4889.
Drayton (G. G.) 4390.
Dreka co. 11938.
Drescher (John) co., ine.
Dreyfous (Albert) 16771.
Drossaerts (Rt. Rev. Bishop)
Drouais (F.) 2678.
Drucher & Baltes co. 16772.
Dubin (Alexander) 16778.
Du Bois (P. R.) 11989.
Dudley (V. B.) 16774.
Du Mazuel (E. G. F. R.)
Dumfort (—) 16804.
Dunbar (P. L.) 168, 10691.
Duncan (C. P.) 14487.
Dunean (H. F.) 18738, 6535, 16776.
Dunean, Vail co. 14488.
Dunkel (Harry) 6537.
Dunlap (H.) 742.
Dunmore (F. W.) 1874.
Dunn (KE. A.) 18261.
Dunn (Mildred) 9988.
Dunsmore (J. W.) 4892, 9941, 14490.
16804.
1811, 16736.
4386.
9940.
1872, 16766.
9032.
16775.
Egelhof (¥F. L.)
Ptctv, Dass, vs 17
Dunthorne (R.)
Dunton (W. H.) 275, 14496.
Dunworth (F. R.) 167778.
Dupont (L.) 5180, 10701, 15400.
Dupré (F. E.) 9948, 14497.
Durbar (A. H.) 276.
Duryea (M. P.) 48396.
Duryea (Mrs. 8.) 2859.
Du Saar (D. J.)) ater:
Dusch (Kurt) 14499.
Dustin (C. W.) 18261.
Dutton (Betty) \ 2060.
Dutton (C. R. M.) 138958.
Duval. 6855.
Dux (Claire) 6487.
Dwin (Dorothy) 11941.
Dwyer (D. J.) 6588.
Dwyer (R. J.) 6539.
Dykaar (M. W.) 4401, 9947.
Dykman (Howard) 16785.
EK. (Mme.) of Moscow. 4626.
Eagle-Calf, Indian. 4551.
Eagle Feathers, Indian.
Eames & Young. 1875.
Earnshaw press corp. 16786.
Eastland (Virginia) 4402.
Eastman (C. EH.) 6541.
Eastwood (R. M.) 6639.
Eaton (lL. BH. Fa)” tense
Eaton (M. E.) 207.
Eberhardt (Felix) 14393.
Ebersau (John) 16788.
Echols (Alvah) 9279.
Eckman (H. A.) 4408.
& son. 16777.
4501.
Economy ptg. co., ine. 11946.
Eddy (B. A.) 6542.
Eddy (G. L.) 6548.
Eddy (M. B.) 10142, 15039.*
Eddy (R. J.) 6544, 16792.
Edgar (J. C.) 17859.
HWdgar Allan Poe shrine, ine. 6546,
11955, 16799.
Ediphone works committee. 16804.
Edison (T. A.)
15319, 16804.
Edison (T. A.) ine. 11956.
Edison lamp works of Gen. electric co.
14502.
Edmonds (EB. V.)
Edmondson (G. M.) 16820.
Edmondston (B. L.) 16821, 16822.
Edson (Norman) 1876, 6560, 11957,
16824.
Edwald (I. C.)
Hdwards (C. R.)
Edwards (Charles)
Edwards (H. C.)
Edwards (J. 8.) 6561.
Edwards (lL. P.) © 6562.
Edwin (Ellis) 278, 4405.
EHgan (May) 9279.
6593, 11963, 16829.
Ehlinger (L. J.) 1877.
Ehrman (Max) 18324.
Ehrman (Mrs. S. W.)
6559, 11956, 14754,
4382.
9948.
20078.
4404.
277.
2899.
402
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Ehrmantraut (Arthur) 279.
Eickemeyer (Rudolf) 11964.
Hilers (/rs. Edwin) 8165.
Hitel (G. G.) 7255, 12464.
BEkley (A. J.) 10170.
Eklund (H. E.) 11966.
Eldred (M. G.) 1878.
Eldridge (L. U.) 14503.
Elfenbein (J. 8S.) 1879.
Ellerhusen (U. H.) 4406.
Ellicott machine corp. 16830.
Ellingson (M. A.) 6594, 11968, 16831.
Elliot (Mrs. F. A.) 8165.
Elliot (Jennie) Priscilla club. 4407.
Elliott (C. H.) co. 4408, 9949, 14504.
Elliott (William) jr._ 4409.
Elliott service co. 16882.
Ellis (H. C.) 19991.
Ellis (W. S.) 1880, 168383.
Ellis (Wm.) 14505.
Ellison (Miss) 9579.
Ells (Theodore) 16845.
Ellsworth, Barrows & Reeves.
Elmick (G. R.) 280.
Elwell (R. F.) 14816.
Emerson (V. H.) 11973.
Empire state funeral supply sales-
mens assn. 19753.
Emporium world milinery co.
11979.
Emrick (R. P.) 16846.
Enders (John) 656.
Endicott, Johnson corp. 6595, 11989.
Engelbreacht (C. E.) 16847.
Engers (Louise) 11827.
England (W. A.) 9959.
Englar (T. 8.) 1883, 6602.
English (Burt) 16850.
English high school graduating class.
8303, 13093.
Engravo process press.
Enjolras (D.) 10417.
Enright (W. J.) 4415, 14507.
Entrikin (Knowles) 6977.
Epping (Carl) 17146.
Epstein (M. H.) 4416.
Erb (Mrs. Lewis) 9279.
Erdman (Miss) See Beckman (Mrs.
1.) ;
Erickson (J. N.)
Erickson (Lillian)
Erickson & Weiss.
Ericson (A. W.)
Ericson (Lief) 8500.
‘Ericson (R. F.) 6612.
Erker bros. optical co.
Ermet mfg. co. 16852.
Ernst (A. G.) 4417.
Esek Hopkins grammar school gradu-
ates. 8303, 13093.
Estate of Theodore Roosevelt.
Roosevelt (Theodore) estate of.
Estates of Tappan Zee, inc. 16853.
Etchebarne (F.) 8165.
Ettinger (D. R.) 16854.
16837.
1882,
6605.
1884.
11856.
10372.
1885, 6610.
1887.
See
281.
6613.
1888.
9279.
EKue (F. W.)
Eure (S. E.)
Evans (E. R.)
Evans (Thomas)
Evans (W. L.) 1889, 6614.
Eve (—) 18595.
Evenden (A. B.) 1890.
Evening Amer. pub. co.
16866.
Evening news assn. 6619.
Evening times. 6620, 11984.
Everett (Wm.) 6638.
Eversman (Walter) 279.
Eves (E. H.) 11989.
Exchange natl. bank. 9951.
Ex Kaiser. See William II
Kaiser)
Expression co. 16870.
Faber (J. H.) & son.
11993, 16871.
Faber, Schneider radiator co. 11997.
Fagerberg (Albert) 6652.
Fagering (N. R.) 6653.
Fair (Kate) 282, 4419.
Fairbairn (F. W.) 16875.
Fairbanks (Avard) 1900.
Fairbanks (C. A.) 6654.
Fairchild (Charlotte) 6655.
l’airchild aerial camera corp.
6657, 11999, 16876.
Faleo (Mrs. J.) 2859.
Falconar (Mrs. M. B.) 6977.
Falconer (Mrs. B. M.) 18261.
Falkenbach (Otto) 143860.
Falkenstein (Jacob) 6660.
Mall CAL Bs) | 20 tS.
Rall @iirs, A.B.) ) 215.
Fallert (Paul) 6661.
Natvey (Hi. P) 16877.
Fanning (Cecil) 16878.
Fanto (Leonhard) 9952.
Fargie (Mrs. J. S.) 8165.
Fargo (HK. A.) 6662.
Fargo (F.M.) 6663.
Farman (George) 20155.
Farnham (S. J.) 14508.
Farnsworth (Pennington)
Farnsworth (8S. A.) 99583.
Farnum (G. H.) 1903, 6664, 16884.
Farnum (Julian) 6667.
Farquharson (Joseph)
16908.
Farr drug co.
Farrar (Mme.)
Farrar (Geraldine)
Farrard (Beatrix) 4797.
Farrelly (J: J:) 1905.
Farrington (Mrs. H. P.)
Farrow, Hirch co. 1906.
Fash (Mrs. D. G.) 12945.
Fashion hat co. 12012.
Fay (P. B.) 16888.
Faye (Countess de la)
Faye (Julia) 2859.
6615, 11982,
(Hx
1891, 6639,
1902.
20003.
2020, 4444,
12011, 16885.
1642.
14042.
12945.
8165.
403
INDEX
Fayolle (Gen.) 2175.
Feast (C. F.) 294.
Feather (R. 8S.) 6668, 16889.
Fegley (H. W.) 120138.
Feist (P. A.) 14509.
Feldman (David) 16892.
Felker (C. E.). 12015.
Fellheimer (Alfred) 168983.
Fellows (EK. M.) 2965.
Fels & co. 1907.
Feltman (Harry)
Fenton (Beatrice)
Ferguson (I. D.)
Ferjian (Chester)
Fernald (C. H.)
Ferreira (M. I.)
Ferrillo (Arturo) 9996, 14885.
Ferris (N. L.) 6674, 16896.
Ferry (D. M.) & co. 4426.
Fersen (Eugene) 16900.
Fertig (Joseph) 6700.
Fess (S. D.) 15346.
Field (Everett) 2859.
Kield (J. EL) 7670
Field (Marshall) 10170.
Field (Marshall) & co. 6709, 16902.
Field (R. G.) 6710, 12019.
Field (W. H.) 16908.
Fiero (Hmilie) 4430.
Fife (Exie) 18568.
File (G. J.) 4549.
Filleau (EH. A.) 16904.
Fillmore (W. H.) aircraft co.
Filmer (George) 1909.
Fine arts pub. co., ltd.
Einfay (Cilrss sd. ibe)
Finley (H. J.) 14510.
Finley (J. H.) 12945.
Finley (Ralph) 9788.
Finney (J. M. T.) 14047.
Firemen searching the wreck of the
dirigible Roma for victims. 5301.
Firle (Walter) 146983.
First Country womans club in Neb.
5415.
First natl. bank of San Francisco.
Fischer (Dorothea) 14512.
Fischer (J. A.) 16909.
Fischer (Paul) 15466.
Fish (Mrs. H. L.) 8165.
Fish (H. W.) 6716.
Fish (Julia) 8165.
Fish Wolf Robe, Indian. 4551.
Fish Wolf Robe (Wrs.) 4551.
Fishbaugh (W. A.) 1910, 6717, 16914.
1908.
297.
16895.
14481.
6673.
12015.
6711.
16905.
19352.
Fishel, Adler & Schwartz co. 6719.
Fisher (G. O.) 16918.
Fisher (H. C.) 1917, 6743, 12021,
16919.
Wisher, Croft co. 6834, 17070.
isle (Viena) 208:
Hiske (Mrs. F.) 1744.
Viteh (Mrs. R. G.)
Fitzgerald (Coroner)
Fitzgerald (KH. B.)
1744.
6314.
14518.
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 17
Fitzpatrick (F. F.)
Flag studio. 12197.
Flagg (C. E.) 6852.
Flapper pub. co. 17076.
Flatscher (Georg) 146983.
Flauder (A. J.) 689, 4948.
Flavelle (EK. H.) 1965.
Fleet (C. C.) 9954.
Fleming (L. G.) 1966.
Fletcher (—) ) 2175")
Fletcher (H. FE.) 6853), 17079.
Fletcher (H. P.) 2175.
Flintjer (D. C.) 1967.
Fljozdal (EF. H.) 17489.
Flood (T. R.) 4481.
Florence art eo. 14522.
Flores (Louis) 18681.
Florio (S. E.) 4482.
Florman (Irving) 4483, 9955, 14524.
Flynn (R. L.) 9279.
Flynn (Wm. 8.) 18383.
Foch (Ferdinand) 2330, 3265, 4870,
18261.
9032, 12292, 17257.
Folger (S. L.) 17080.
Follis (R. H.) 14047.
Fontaine (Miss)
Fontaine (C. Q.)
Forbes (HK. A.)
Forbes (H. HE.) 6854.
Ford (J/rs.) 6885.
Ford (A. M. K.) 17085.
Ford (C. HE.) 6855. —
Ford (F. R.) 11993. .
Ford (Mrs. H. W.) 12945.
Ford (Henry) 3022, 6885.
Ford (R. BE.) 12208, 17086.
Ford (W. O.) 16822.
Ford, Butler & Oliver. 4487.
Ford-Snider (Clarice de la)
la Ford-Snider (Clarice).
Forman, Bassett co. 12209.
Fornerook (C. 8S.) 6887, 12210, 17087.
Forrester (H. C.) 1974.
Yorty-fifth Ediphone
group. 16804.
Fosdick (G. C.)
Foster (Birket) 5180, 10701.
Foster (O. L.) 6888.
Foster (T. W.) & bro. co.
Foster (W. C.) 6908.
Fought (EH. N.) 17089.
Fowler (C. C.) 300, 4488.
Fox (Charles) 14538.
Fox (Fontaine) 302, 1975, 6904.
Fox (George) 17090.
Fox (1. E.) 6905.
Fox (R. A.) 10170, 14754.
Fragonard (J. H.) 10701.
Francesconi (Mrs.) 8165.
Francesconi (Mrs. J.C.) 2859.
Francis (C. C.) 17108. /
Francis Vigo chapter daughters of the
Amer. revolution. See Daughters of
the Amer. revolution. (Francis
Vigo chapter)
13978.
1973.
12199.
See De
convention
299.
9997.
404
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Franck (C0. J.) 303.
Frank (Sylvia) 6906.
Prankel (EH: T.) 17109.
Frankland (A..J.) 1976.
Franklin (—) 12308.
Franklin (Benjamin)
10170.
Franklin (Dwight) 518.
rani (1. B.) 17110.
Franz (K.) 14568.
Fraser (Mrs. Duncan) 1744.
Fraser (lL. G.) 4441, 14539.
Fraser (Warde) 14816.
Frasher (Burton) 6907, 17111.
Frauendorfer (H. von) See Von
Frauendorfer (H.)
Frazer (Clara) 6908.
Pravers(h. HH), 12212, 12214.
Frazer (Hal) 17115.
Hraver 48.) 1.) . 12214.
Frazer (Jean) 17115.
Wrazer (Mrs. Laura) 12212.
Fredsall (R. W.) 19792.
Free (W. A.) 6909.
Freedlander (J. H.) 17116.
Freedman bros. 4442.
Freeman (J. M.) 12215.
Freesland (W. 8.) 6914.
Freixas (James) 360.
Fremont (J. C.) §500.
French (Arthur) 6915.
French (R. EB.) 1977.
French & Russell. 6922.
Freund (Jacob) 4448.
Brey (C. D.) co. 1985.
Mreye ch. Hi) 17117.
hice (Hh) LL.) 2019.
Fridall (—) 16804.
Friday (M.) 8165.
Friedman, Shelby br., Internatl. shoe
co. See Internatl. shoe co. (Fried-
man, Shelby br.)
Fries (F. H.) 8278.
Meink (H A.) 6923, 17119.
Frismuth (H. W.) 9958.
Fritchie (Barbara) 14985.
Fritz (C. A.) 6924.
Frost & Reed, Itd.
14540, 17126.
Frost, Johnson lumber co. 2027.
Fruchter (Alton) 6929.
Fry (J. H.) 14544.
Fry (W. W.) 13953.
Fuchs (Emil) 4452, 14553.
Fuhr ptg. works. 6930.
Fuller studio. 6931.
Fulton (Robert) 14754.
Fulton (W. G.) 17182.
Fulton bag & cotton mills. 6932.
Funeral directors assn. of Pa., trade
representatives at the 41st annual
convention. 6338.
Funk & Wagnalls
H2216,. 17143:
Furia (D.) 14867.
742, 9370,
2020, 4444, 6925,
co. 2029, 6936,
Furse (C. W.) 15400.
Futeher (T. B.) 14047.
G. F. W. C. convention.
Gabriel (Saml.)
6949.
Gabriel (William)
Gade (Mrs. Herman)
Gainey (I-30) “P7146!
Gagnier (J. 8S.) 6950.
Gainsborough (Thomas)
7249, 17126.
Galan (John)
Galatea. 4827.
Gale (R. G.) 6951.
Gallagher (EH. L.) 14554.
Galli-Curci (Amelita) 9352.
Galloway (M. W.) 4467.
Galveston, Tex., contestants in
ing girl revue. 8280,
Gamble (L. J.) 2041.
Gantner & Mattern co.
Garcia (Susie) 4551.
Gardelle (Carlton) 4468.
Gardiner (R. T.) 2048.
Gardner (—) 7912.
Gardner (G. A.) 2044.
Gardner (K. H. M.) 6953.
Gardner (Roy) 9271.
Gardner (J/rs. 8.) 129465.
Garibaldi (—) 15586.
Garment center realty corp. 2050.
Garnett (H. H.) 12228.
19990.
Sonsi.& <0) ) 2035,
9883.
8165.
2673, 5180,
304.
bath-
17150.
Garnham (KE. M.) 4469.
Garrant (M. J.) 10360.
Garratt (Arthur) T7086.
Garrett (Col. R. D.) 6218.
Garrettson (EK. A.) 12229.
Garrison (B.) 14555.
Garrison (J. E.) 1903.
Garrison, (Mrs. J. E.) 1963.
Garson (J. H.) sr. 4470.
Gartner & Bender. 17154.
Garvey (E. A.) & co. 6956.
Gary (T. H.) eo:: 6957.
Gasco (Francesco) 14876.
Gass (Mrs. BE. J.) 9279.
Gassaway (T. O.) 2051.
Gaudios (Edmond) 10400, 15042.
Gault (Mrs. L. C.) 17264.
Gause (E. C.) 6959.
Gauthier (L.) 6960.
Gautier (A. M.) 305.
Gay (G. H.) 2057, 10170, 10266, 14754.
Gay (Z. A.) 1891.
Gaylord bros. 6970.
Gearen (J. H.) 206.
Geareh & Colbert art co.
Geary (J. G.) 4472.
Geary (M. B.) 2859.
Geddes (Auckland) 2175.
Geissenhainer (M. B. T.)
Gelders (I.) 17171.
Gem pub. co. 6971.
General belting co.
306.
4473.
17172.
405
INDEX
General electric co. 6972.
(Natl. lamp works of)
General photograhic service.
Geoffrion (Aime) 1642.
George (F. A.) 2058.
Geo. J. West grammar school gradu-
ates. 8303, 18383.
George Washington life insurance co.
2059.
Masonic
6973.
Natl. Masonic memorial.
Geraghty (J. T.) 14047.
Gerard (J. W.) 2175.
Gerard (Le Gout) 10837.
Gerhard sisters photo co.
12231, 17194.
Gerhard sisters studio. 17196.
Gerhardt (Paul) 14557.
Gerlach, Barkhow co. 2072.
Gescheidt (Jacob) & co. 6993.
Geyer (B. C.) 10170.
Geyer (H. L.) 6994, 12245.
Ghadiali (D. P.) 2108.
Gibbons (Cardinal) 390.
Gibbs (K. D.) . 2109.
Gibbs (Phillip) 165.
Gibertson (Mrs. Ivy) 18631.
Gibson (C. R.) & co. 6997.
Gibson (G. “P.)) 17197T:
Gibson (Mrs. Jane) 18631.
Gibson (Jos.) 8165.
Gibson art co. 12251, 17198.
Giehler (Herman) 281.
Gifford (R. I.) 12255, 17207.
Gigli (Beniamino) 14107.
Gilbert (Bates) 14814.
Gilbert (I. EH.) 2110.
Gilbert (M. E.) 12257.
Gilchrist (T. C.) 14047.
Gilchrist (W. A.) 2111, 7000.
Gilchrist & Ruhl. 14560.
Gildersleeve (F. A.) 7001.
._ Giles (F. S.) 70038.
Gillaspy (H. F.) 7004.
Gillesp'e (M. H.) 4480.
Gillet (fF. K.) 12258.
Gillett (R. P.) 7005.
Gillies (A. P.) 7006.
Gilmore (Miss) 12945.
Ginsberg (A. J.) O07.
Girls club of 1922. 6855.
Gironi (Raphael) 9960.
Gittone (Harry) 9108.
Giusto (F.) 3937, 9362.
Glander (J. A.) 12260.
Glass (J. S.) 15289.
Glassier (Max) 14693.
Glatz (O.) 17772.
Glaza (J. F.) 7035.
Gledhill (C.) 2859.
Glendenning (Harold) 6314.
Glennon (Archbishop J. J.)
Glover (Mrs. J.) 12945.
Glover (L. 8.) 17219.
12230. ©
171783.
natl memorial
assn.
7593.
2060, 6977,
6539.
' Golinsky (Joseph)
Grant (U. S.)
pt.. IV; RSS ve AT
Glover (May) 12945.
Gluck (Carl) 307.
Gliicklich (S.) 3045, 3703.
Go-In-High Woman, Indian.
Godfrey (R. M.) 17222.
Godreau (Rodolphe) 7124.
Godwin (Harrison) T7036.
Goebel statue. 931.
Gohler (Hermann) 14693.
Goes lithographing co.
12265, 17223)
Goetz & Ottinger.
Goff (C. L.) 2119.
Goff (Goy) 2175.
Goggin (J. E.) 308, 7040.
Goldberg (Samuel) 7043.
Golde (Louis) 2120.
Golde (R. P.) 4482, 12282, 14561.
Goldenberg (Mrs. M. H.) 8165.
Goldman (Harry) 9961, 12284.
Goldsmith (A. N.) 17767.
18631.
Golton (G. C.) 4741.
Gomez (S. V.) 14386.
Good furniture magazine co.
12285, 17239.
Goodlett (R. F.)
Goodman (H. B.)
Goodman engraving co.
Goodnow (F. J.) 14047.
Goodnow (W. H.) 17861.
Goodwin (J. H.) 4483.
Goodwin (P. R.) 14816.
Goodyear (Clara) 311, 4484, 9962.
Goodyear tire and rubber co. 2121,
14562.
Gordon (A. A.)
Gordon. (H. L.)
Gordon (J. M.)
Gordon (Nathaniel)
Gordon (Phillip)
Gorham co. 14815.
Gormully (M. T.)
Gorski (E.) 16686.
Gorter (A. M.) 14693.
Gosnell (B. C.) 17254.
Gosselin (lL. H.) 317, 14566.
Gott (BH. N.) 6246.
Gottschalk (Jfrs. HE. G.)
Gould (Mrs. G.) 18261.
Gounae (Terevio) 4551.
Grabill (B. BE.) 17255.
Grady (N. E.) 17256.
Graeff (Mrs. E. F.) 6364
Graf (Hermann) 18908.
Graham (fH. C.) 5171.
Graham (EH. J.) 515.-
Gramlich (O. J.) 21382.
Grandy (C. R.) 1891.
Granger (B. HE.) 2138.
Grant (—) 14935.
Grant (J. J.) 9894.
Grant (P. J.) 4749.
702, 4705.
TODD.
4551.
2112, 7037,
2115.
7044,
17251.
12291.
7048.
2127.
7050.
2128, 17252.
7054.
265.
316.
14567.
Guraphie features.
406
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Grauert & Zink. 3787, 14568.
Gravelle pictorial news service. 12292,
1250.
Graver corp. 17259.
Gray (Alice) 2134.
Graybill (G. B.) T7056.
Grayling (Camp) Mich., 125th machine
gun co. 12764.
Gray’s studio. 17260.
Greacey (E. W.) 37389.
Great Amer. ins. co. 7057.
Great Lakes transit corp. 12293.
Green (D. E.) 2136.
Green (Ende) 14693.
Green (Floride) 2137.
Green (George) T7060.
Green (Mrs. H. S.) 2859.
Green (Hans) 14693.
Green Bay assn. of commerce.
Green, Crane studio. 17261.
Greenberg (Sergeant) 6814.
Greenberger (J. E.) 12296.
Greene (Edgeworth) 21388.
Greenhalgh (J. H.) & co.
Greenhead (H. T.) 10701.
Greenspau (Morris) 9888.
Greever, Lotspeich mfg. co. 7064.
Gregg (Mr.) 2221.
Grege (B: B.) 2139.
Gregg (F. M.) 2140.
Gregory (John) 9964.
Grenhagen (Merton) 12298.
Grever. (Bill). 9783. -
Grey Eagle, Indian. 7603.
Gridwood (H. D.) 7065.
Grete, WW.) 17263.
Griffin (E. D.) 7081.
Griffin (Mary) 12945.
Griffith (P. M.) 4486, 9965.
Grimm (V. O.) 7082, 17264.
Grolier soc. 318, 14570.
Grose (P. C.) 7084, 12299, 17266.
Gross (Edward) co. 2142, 7086, 12300.
7063.
17262.
Gross (Michael) 4487.
Grote (Countess) 6364.
Ground (Ethel) 2146.
Grover (B. B.) 17283.
Groves (A. B.) 1875.
Groves (T. H.) 7089.
Gruen watch co. 2147.
Gruenberg (Alexander) 9279.
Grzankowski (8S. F.) 320.
Guaranteed investment co.
Gudenian (Haig) 5265.
Gueldy, ine. 12807.
Guest (Edgar) 12231.
Guests of Delhi colony.
Guintini (H. F.) 4186.
Guinzburg (F. V.) 9966.
Guischard (C. H.) 17285.
Gumm. (C;. A.) . 7255:
Gump (S. & G.) co. 4488, 14572.
Gunn (Aitchee) 4551.
Gunter (C. H.) 12308.
Gurney (Eimund) 17286.
17284.
3430.
Gurr (W. BH.) 7090.
Gushee (H. T.) 2148.
Gutenberg (Johannes)
Guther (C. H.) 12309.
Gutmann & Gutmann. 2149, 7095.
Gutter (B.) & sons. 17288.
H. A-H. A. 17289.
H. S. B. W.-Cochrane corp. 17102.
Haag (A. A.) 7108.
Haas (Alphonse) 7104.
Haas (Herman) 321, 7105.
Hackett (Charles) 8021.
Hackner (E.) co. 9967.
Hadden (Gavin) 2158.
Hagerup (Nels) 14754.
Haggvist (F. E.) 7106.
Hahn (NN. GCG.) 322, 145%:
Hahn-Rodenburg co. 14574.
Haines Falls free library. 12310.
Hains” (BS: )r 323.
Hakkerup (N. L.) 12314, 17290.
Haldin, G7 BE)" S165:
Bale Gh Dy) w4505.
Hale (Nathan) 14985.
Half-Aker co. 7108.
Hall (C. M.) 17295.
Hall (E. W.) 11856, 18631.
Hall (Mrs. E. W.) 18631.
Hall (Mrs. Ps-S.). 1863.
Hall (G:°B:). 2859.
Hall (Gene) 9783.
Hall (tT. V.);. 4489.
Hall (Warren) 17115.
Hall-Caine (Mrs. R. J.) 2859.
Hall, Hartwell & co. 324, 4491.
Hallgren (A. C.) 17116.
Halsey (S. A.) 8165.
Halsted (G. HE.) 18261.
Hamid (Abdul) 12315.
Hamilton (Alexander )
Hamilton (F. B.) 4494.
Hamilton (Peggy) 7116.
Hamline (CR B) » 17296;
Hamlin (G. K.) 14576.
Hamman (Louis) 14047.
Hammer (H. H.) 9968.
Hammer (W. O.) | 7119.
Hammerquist (A. W.) 7120.
Hammond (T. A.) 7121.
Hampden toy co. 2159.
Hampel (Karl) 2160.
Hampton (Hope) 5461, 11066.
Hance (G. W.) 2161.
Hanfstaengl (Franz)
14754.
14453.
— vw
14577, 17316.
Hanington (C. A.) 326.
Hankey?( We a) 2162:
Hanks (Rose) 14578.
Hanlon (John) 2170, 17317.
Hanna (Ch) oer 22V5:
Hanna (M. E.) 17818.
Hannan (EK. E.) 4497.
Hansel (R. 8.) 17324.
Hansen (G. E.) 12316.
Hansén (GO). 32%.
Hansen (H. C.) 4498.
407
INDEX
pt: tv, Bessy WAT
Hanson (L. P.)
Happell (Harry)
Harbour (Jennie) 9571.
Marg: (R. G.)s a2s07.
Hardenbrook (L. M.)
Harder (W. 8S.) 17328.
Harderoad (Ruth) 9969.
Harding (Frank) 12318.
Harding (W. G.) +600, 2175, 3495,
3989, 4870, 8786, 10170, 14555, 19267.
Harding (Mrs. W.G.) 2175.
Harding peeling machine co.
Hardy (i: Re) oLise2.
Hare (A. B.) 2172.
Harford (R. Me)” W123:
Harjanes studios. 4499.
Harkness memorial tower.
Harmer (B. M.) 14580.
Harn (Earl) 9783.
Harnisch (G. O.) 17383.
Harper (F. R.) 10170, 14754.
Harper (H. J.) 7124.
Harris (B. D.) 18631.
Harris (Mrs. B. D.) 18681.
Harris (Benjamin) Co., ine.
fIZo. B25 19)
Harris (TT. W.) 12320.
Harris: (Wid t2ea22, AVSe4.
Harris (W. J.) co. 2174.
Harris & Ewing. 2175, 17349.
Harrison (Mrs, F. A.) 12324.
Harrison (R. W.) 173861.
Hart (Geo.) 17194.
Hart (H. B.) 7126.
Hart; Cas Rey aize2).:
Hart, Schaffner & Marx.
17362.
Hartness (Gov.) 2330.
Hartsook (Fred) 2215.
Harvey (Eli) 14582.
Harvey (G. T.) 2175.
Harward mfg. co. 7139.
Harwood (Ruth) 12424, 14588.
Harwood, Lamm & Weindorf.
Harzberg (Hiler) 9970.
Haskell (Samuel) 524.
Haskett (F. H.) 7148.
Hassan (Abou) 201.
Hasselbusch (Louis) | 9980.
Hassell (J. A.) 17441.
Hatch (Edith) 8165.
Hatch (O. L.) 17442.
Haungs (H. C.) 17443.
Hauser (Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth) chil-
dren.
Haviland (H. R.)
Hawley (V. L.)
Hawn (Happy)
Haworth (BE. H.) 7144.
Hay (R. HB.) 17444.
Hayden (H. A.) 4500.
Hayes (Clifford) 186381.
Hayes (P. J.) 4672, 7984.
Hayman (Mrs. E.) 12945.
Hayne (Robert) 4824.
7122.
2171.
14579.
17331.
237.
2173,
7128, 12333,
8165.
2060.
9785.
Haynes (J. C.) 10347.
Haynes (J. EH.) 2221, 17445.
Haynes (Mrs. W. B.) 2281.
Hays (D. C.) 7147.
Hayward (Mrs. G. L.) 9279.
Hayward (K. 8.) 4501.
Hazard (A. M.) 14917.
Hazel (Frank) 9981, 14584.
Heacht co., ine. 17494.
Headley chocolate co.
Heald (W. R.) 17493.
Healy (H.) 18261.
Heath (H. P.) 4168.
Heavybreast, Indian. 4551.
Heene (G. W.) 14589.
Heiler (Mrs. D.) 129465.
Heine (Harry) 7148.
Heinecke (William)
Heinmiller (Eleanor)
Heintz (A. J.) 24592
Heinze (A.) 6364.
Heldt (Albert) 12427.
Heller (Edmund) 12428.
Hellvik (R. R.) 148.
Hellyer (R. RB.) 2859.
Heming (H. H.) 7149, 12429, 17495.
Hemingway (G. R.) 2282.
Hemmings (E. C.) 9983.
Henderson (F. R.) & @o., ine.
12431, 17496.
Henderson (Frank) 9982.
Henderson (Will) 788, 5180, 10701.
17492.
14432.
9279.
7150,
Henderson litho. co. 2286, 7152.
Henoch (Hanley) 4716, 10255.
Henry (Louise) 18261.
Hensley (F. D.) 7176.
Heran-Chaban (—) 15466.
Herbeck (Emil) 17498.
Herbert (C. E.) 6639.
17499.
4502.
Herbert & Lance studios.
Herbst (Jourdain) studios.
Herchelroth (.F. M.) 23083.
Hercules powder co. 328, T177.
Herman (Julius) 2304.
Herman (Pete) 18631.
Herman (William) 17501.
Hermant (Leon) 14482.
Herrick (Ambassador)
Herrick (G. T.) 46503.
Herrick (Harmony) 7179.
Herrman (A. A.) 4504.
Herrmann (George) 7181, 17502.
Hershberger (R. A.) 17508.
Herzog (John) 17504.
Hester (EK. M.) 15400.
Heventhal (C. A.) 329.
Hewes (L. L.) 7184.
Hilbard (F. C.) 14598.
Hilbard (N. V.) 7185.
Hickok (F. B.) 7186.
Hickox (W. C.) 12485, 17506.
Hicks (Thomas) 3761.
Hicks-Chatten engraving co.
Hiebel (Adelaide) 2305.
Higgins (C. R.) 12486.
15648.
330.
408
INDEX
nos. 14, 1922
Higgins (G. B.) 7187.
Higgins (J. F.) 6639.
Highanbothan (H. J.) 18261.
Highland silver black fox co., ltd.
2a16.
Hillborn (B. E.) 9983.
Hildebandt provision co.
Hiley (M. N.) 4505.
Fe(A. J.) 17515.
Hill (Clara) 14595.
mm (i) L.). TIS.
Hill (Mrs. Ira) 12945, 18261.
EMS. 32) 101.70:
Hill (Napoleon) 16804.
Hillard (f. J.) 17516.
Hillborn thrift corp. 17517.
Hiller & Mott. 2323.
Hillis, MacGregor photographic serv-
ice. 7189.
Hilton (H. M.)
14594.
2326.
Himebaugh (H. H.) 7190.
Hinds (A. 8.) 381.
mings (A. S.) co. 7191.
Hines (F. M.) 14445.
Hintermeister (Hy) 360, 14816.
Hintermeister (J. H.) 471, 4719,
10266.
Hinton (Bud) 7192.
Hinton (Walter) 13300.
Hirschberg (Carl) 14596.
Hirsehfield (M. C.) 2327.
Hirt (C. G.) 69TT.
Hisada (P. K.) 4506.
Hitaire (I. B.) 788.
Hitchock (Mrs. F. G.) 9279.
Hitchock (Mrs. Ripley) 2859.
Hitchens (Alfred) 4876..
Bites: (T.. A.) 7195.
Mixon (F..P.) 12439.
Hixon, Newman. 17519.
Hixon, Newman studios.
Hoagland (W. W.)
Hoar (J. 5S.) 7197.
Hobbs (H. W.) 9279.
Hobo Dare Devil. 8324.
Hodden-Wheeler (Lutie)
Hoe (R. M.) 12479.
Hofele (C. Thoma) See Thoma-Héfele
(C2).
Hoefner (A.) & sons. 4507.
Hoevel mfg. co. 12441, 17522.
Hoffman (—) 16804.
Hoffman (J. A.) 883.
Hoffman (Malvina) 4508, 12442.
Hoffmann (Louis) 9984.
Hofmann (V. V.) 17523.
Hogan (F. G.) 7198.
Hogan (L. A.) 7199.
Hogg (Arthur) 2020, 17126.
Holden (Mrs. O. C.) 2328.
Holden (S. 8.) 14597.
Holderbrandt (FE. E.)
Hole (Dean) 7200.
Holland (Lieut.) 5151.
Bolland -(f. V. 0.) 7201.
17520.
12440.
179521.
17518.
Hollehan (Marshal) 9271.
Holley (C. E.) 7204.
Hollingsbery (G. P.) 14810.
Hollinsworth (W. B.)
Holmes (F. G.) 4652.
Holmes (Frederick) 496.
Holmes (R. O.) 2329.
Holmes & Edwards silver co.
Holmes co. 7205, 17543.
Holsinger (R. W.) 7208.
Holterman (E. H.) 2330.
Holtzman (Minard) 7214,
MTZ:
Holy family. 9460, 19767.
Home (John) 12444.
Home news pub. co. 17560.
Homework manufactory. 7224.
Honig (G. H.) 14602.
Hoog (Bernard de) 14693.
Hooker (D. R.) 14047.
Hoover (Mrs. Herbert) 2175.
Hoover & Diggs co. 7225.
Hopkins (Ff. W.) ine.
175G5-
Hopkins (Lin)
Hopper (G. H.)
Hoppner (John)
ord, (i: Is.) 4511:
Morn (: A.) 4512.
Hornbogen (F. G.) 7230.
Horne (John) 7231, 14603.
Borner (C. J.) 2333:
Horsley (W. H.) 72338.
Horseman (EH. I.) 7236.
Horticultural development ca
16884.
17551.
124438,
4509, 7226,
7228.
2332.
2020.
7237.
Horton (T. J.) 12448.
Horydezak (Theodor) 7238, 12449,
17566.
Hos-Stean-Nez-Socie. Indian. 13050.
Hotchkiss (H. D. W.) 8021.
Houck (H. W.) 7247, 9988.
Houghton, Mifflin co. 2334.
Houk (F. T.) 7248.
House of art. 7249.
Houser (C. B.) 5111.
Houten (Clara Van) See Van
Houten (Clara)
Hovey (J. C.) 2335.
Howard (J. W.) 17576.
Howe (A. L.) 12461, 17577.
Howe (Elias) 14754.
Howe (F. B.) 12462.
Howell (W. H.) 14047, 17578.
Howland (Edwin) 17219.
Howland (John) 14047.
Howlett (H. G.) 7250.
Hoy (EE. R.) 14604.
Hoyt (A. 2B) 33T:
Hoyt (Dudley) 17579.
Hoyt (H. J.) 4513.
Hoyt (ay 8) 7251.
Hoyt €h. Be), 7252.
Hub. 7253, 12463.
Hubbard (P. E.) 17581.
Hubbell (P. R.) 7254.
409
INDEX
Huberman (Bronislau) 6487.
Hubert (J. J.) 17582.
Hubner (G. A.) 7255, 12464.
Huckins (P. L.) 7262.
Huddleston (James) 3.
Hudnut (William) 6314.
Hudnut (Winifred) 6314.
Hudson (Grace) 338,
14606.
Hudson (Henrietta) 12466.
Hudson (Henry) 8500.
Huebner (A. A.) 2387.
Huffman (F. W.) 14611.
Hughes (Sec.) 471, 9346.
Hughes (A. C.) 6977.
Hughes (D. W.) 12467.
Hughes & Bailey. 17584.
Hughes & Fowler. 7263, 12468, 17585.
Hui-Wang (Chung) See Chung Hui
Wang.
Hulit (A. B.) 4525.
Hull (LL. T.) 7264.
Hull (M. C.) 12469.
Hullinger (B. C.) 7265.
Hume (Mrs. E.) 8165.
Humphreys (Col.) 4392, 14490.
Humphreys (Albert) 14612.
Hunt (EH. M.) 14690.
Hunt (Esther) 339, 4526, 9992, 14613.
Hunt (L. L.) 17586.
Hunter (Mrs. R. L.) 2859.
Hupp (H. E.) 4528.
Hurd (F. F.) 4529.
Hurd (H. M.) 14047.
Hurley (KH. T.) 7266.
Hurtado (Miss) 18261.
Hurtado ((Mr.) 18261.
Hurtado (EH.) 18261.
Hussey (J. P.) 12470.
Hussey (K.) 1744.
Hussey (Mrs. L. W.) 17587.
Huston (Rome) 17588.
Hutehins (F. L.) 99965.
Hyde (M. S.) 17598.
Ieart (Louise) 15466.
Idaho (U. S. 8S.) ships company. 4106.
Ideal pleating co. 12473.
lil. soe. of the colonial dames of Amer.
See Colonial dames of Amer. (Ill.
soe. of the)
Til. (Univ. of) land. 9387.
varsity base ball team. 6535.
basket ball squad. 6535.
football team. 1873.
Incandescent lamp supply laboratories.
4518, 9990,
Ince (T. H.) corp. 7268.
Ind. right angle triangle co. 2340.
Ind. state normal school, faculty and
student body. 13044.
Industrial correspondence univ.,
7382, 12474.
Ingerson (I. M.) 2341.
Ingold (Ferd.) import co. 7399.
Ingols (F. W.) 17599.
ine.
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 7
Inland printer co. 2342, 7400, 12479,
17601.
Inman (Frank) 14623.
Inman (M. M.) .7404.
Innes (J. BE.) 7406.
Innes (John) 343.
Institute of industrial relations.
17602.
Intaglio gravure process co. 7407.
Internatl. accountants soec., ine. 2345.
Internatl. feature service, ine. 2346,
7408, 12481, 17603.
Internatl. harvester eo. 14624.
Internatl. shoe co. (Friedman-Shelby
br.) 344, 2466, 4530.
(Peters br.) 2467, 4531, 17707.
— Roberts, Johnson & Rand br.)
2469, 17711.
Internatl. silver co. 7517.
Internatl. steel wheel co. 17716.
Internatl. syndicate. 17717.
Internatl. telephone and _ telegraph
corp. 17718.
Inernatl. textbook co. 17719.
Inter-racial council. 2471.
Iowa pearl button co. 12598.
Ireland (M. W.) 2175.
Irish (W. E.) 4533.
Irvine (Sadie) 15020.
Irving (Washington) 19755.
Irwin (P. A.) 9996.
Irwin (W.. B.)4%i283,
Isaacs (Maude) 4534.
Isaiah. 4756.
Iselin (Mrs. C. D.) 1744.
Isenbeck (EH. G. A.) 7519.
Italian book co. 2474.
Ivanecovich (B. A.) 7520.
Ivory (Perry) 9783.
Jack (Mabel) 4502.
Jackson (Andrew) 10170.
Jackson (G. H.) T5238, 17730:
Jackson (J. F. A.) 4585.
Jackson (Tut) 4967, 7597,
and managers. 8770.
Jackson (Vibert) 18261.
Jackson corset co. 7524.
Jacobie (Olive) 8165.
Jacobinoff (Sasha) 14512.
Jacobs (HL Ra) fa2Za:
Jacobs (Michael) 4698.
Jacobs (R. C.) 2475, 14625.
Jacoby (C. EH.) 12600.
Jacoby (H.7E.) 172
Jaeckel (Dorothy) 12945. ;
Jaeger (F. A.) 7526, 12605, 17733.
Jahn (J. Ro (ate
Jahucke (KE. L.) 12618. .
James (G. P.) 2673; 5180.
James (H. C.) 4536.
James (T. S.) 4537.
Jamestown chamber
(532.
Janny (A. R.) 345, 4538, 7533, 9997.
Janss investment co. 17784. °
8770.
of commerce.
410
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Jaquith (W. H.) 12619.
Jarvis (Anna) 7534.
Jarvis (Dorothy) 7535, 12620.
Jay (Mrs. M. E.) 2859.
Jenkins (C. F.) 17735.
Jenkinson (Mrs. E. B.) 2476.
Jennewein (C. P.) 4539, 9998.
Jenney (L. T.) 17736.
Jennings (D. C.) 20098.
Jennings (J. T.) 12621.
Jensen (C. A.) 7538.
Jensen (E. V.) 7539.
Jensen (G. B.) 48387.
Jensen (J. A.) 12623.
Jensen (P. C.) 17737.
Jenson (Nicolas) 2342.
Jeremiah. 4900.
Jeritza (Maria) 9619, 19974.
Jesus Christ. 183, 254, 317, 456, 464,
465, 469, 3937, 4809, 4843, 4852, 4469,
4714, 4749, 4756, 4886, 4900, . 9154, °
9362, 9681, 9858, 9876, 9923, 9967,
10148, 10158, 10360, 10413, 14440,
14467, 14505, 14660, 18595, 18772,
19767, 20027.
Jew-Yam Yee.
Jewett (M. S.)
Jillson (H. L.) 3849.
Joachim (Prince) 7724.
Joan of Arc. See Arce (Jeanne de).
Jabe (ib. T.) . 129.
John (St.) 456, 469.
John (irs. J.B.) 8165.
John A. Boechat post no. 295. Amer.
legion. See Amer. legion (John A.
Boechat post no. 295)
John the Baptist. See John (St.)
17738.
348.
John Two-Guns Whitecalf, Indian.
4551.
Johns-Manville, ine. 2477, 7541.
Johnson (Jockey) 6186.
Johnson (A. F.) 17741.
Johnson (A. L.) 14626.
Johnson (A. R.) 12624.
Johnson (Albert) 2478.
Johnson (B. J.) 7569.
Johnson (B. W.) 2479.
Johnson (D. C.) 7542, 17744.
Johnson (Florence) 14627.
Johnson (Herbert) 2480, 7543, 12625,
17745.
Johnson (Jack) 8770.
Johnson (Juanita) 4551.
Johnson (Jule) 4544.
Johnson (Leander) 350, 4545.
Johnson (M. EF.) 4546.
Johnson (P. L.) 7569.
Johnson (R. B.) 2483.
Johnson (W. R.) 14629.
Johnson & Johnson. 7571.
Johnson’s studio. 17749.
Johnstom (A. M.) 352.
Johnston (Emma) 14555.
Johnston (F. B.) 12666.
Johnston (Mary) 18397. .
| Jones
Johnston (W. R.) mfg. co. 2484.
Joint session of the House and Senate
when Warren G. Harding and Cal-
vin Coolidge were officially elected.
DATS;
Joliet (—) 8500.
Jones (A. G.) 2485, 7582.
Jones (Brython) 4888.
Jones (C. G.) 2496.
Jones (C. 8.) 7583.
Jones (C. 8S.) co. ine.
(F. E.) 14630.
(Mrs. H. C.)
CJ. WED)> a2 7G6E:
(Es Roe 2506:
(R. C.) 4547.
(Tom) co. 7584.
Jones (Walter) 14047.
Jones photo co. 17751.
Jonsson (Hinar) 4548.
Jordan (Eo). 25074
Jordan (lL. F.) 14681.
Jordan (Mary) 19539.
Joseph (St.) 4348.
Joseph & Feiss co.
Joshua. 4900.
Jost (Osear) 5114.
Journal ptg. co. 12762.
Joyee (KElvira) 8165.
Joyee (Gladys) 8165.
Judas (—) 14505.
Jurecka (Cyril) 10001.
Juvenile shoe corp. 17765.
Ke Py radio eo.» VK(6G.
K photo service, inc. 12763.
Kadel & Herbert. 17767.
Kageshuber (J. A.) 354.
Kahill photo studios. 17769.
Kahn (i. M.) 8165:
Kahrmann (R. C.) 15042.
Kahrmann & Scholle. 10372.
Kalee bros. 12764.
Kalisz) (By EY) (0002.
Kalman (K6nyves) 17772.
Kalons (C. H.) 4549.
Kamins (Max) 355, 10008.
Kandlbinder (S. N.) 17776.
Kanofsky (Raymond) 12766.
Kansas (Rocky) 13220.
Kapaschnikof (J/rs. A.)
Kaplan (Izzy) 7585.
Karam (M.) 7586.
Karlsefni (Gudridur)
Karlsefni (Snorri)
Karlsefni (Tharfinnur )
Karton (Harry) 17777.
Katz (Louis) 587, 17778.
Kauffman (Angelica) 15400.
Kaufman (Jack) 7591.
Kaufman (Sol.) 12767.
Kaufmann & Strauss co.
17786.
Kawasaki (Utapichi)
Kazanjian studio, ine.
Keating co. 2508.
17750.
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
12945.
17764.
2859.
4548.
4548.
4548.
360, 14632,
7592.
17779.
411
INDEX
Keck (Maxfield) 15041.
Keegan (C. R.) 4550.
Kehr (Rudolf) & co.
Keifer (J...) ) 2551.
Keiper (J. C.) 7598.
Keith (Mrs. David)
eithivi(ds Aor)
Keitzel (H. W.)
Kelleher (Phillip)
Keller (M. D.)
Kelley (B. E.)
Kelley (F. C.)
Kelley (W. M.) 7601.
Kellner .CP 7A.) “o6is:
Kellogg toasted corn flake co. 17800.
Kelly (Bz. J.) : 17808
Kelly (EK. M.) 10790.
Kelly (H. A.) 14047.
Kemler (Charles) 17804.
Kemp & Beatley, inc. 17805.
Kemper, Thomas co. 2552, 7602.
Kennedy (John) 17194.
Kennedy (S. L.) 17811.
Kennell (H.-&e) 12770.
Kenny (J.,33 0° 272:
Kent (.. Wah 1T8i2:
Kenyon (Zula) 2600.
Kerekjarto (Duci de)
Kern bros. 2608.
Kerr (EF. L,)) 2858.
Kerr (Mrs. F. L.) 2859.
Ke-Wit-Sische (Angus) 4551.
Keyes (Adelaide) 12945.
Keyes (Emily) 8165.
Keystone view co. 2605, 7603, 12771,
17835.
Keystone view co., ine., of N. Y. 7724.
Kiel (Otto) 15050.
Kieth (Carl)
Kihn (W. 4
Kilenyi (Julio)
14808.
Kiley (M. W.) 17858.
Kilmer (T. W.) 2607, 17859.
Kimball studio, inc. 17861.
Kime, Brashear, Hogue. 17862.
Kindel & Graham. 4621.
King (C. M.) 17864.
King. (E. J.) 10328.
King (Patterson) corp.
King (W. L. M.) 5464.
King (William) co. 7729.
King (Yeend) 4719, 14816.
King features syndicate, ine.
(30) MAT hos Le TOOO:
Kingan (HH. A. J.) 2649, 12804.
Kingdon (Dorothy) 18408.
Kinkead (E. G.) 6514.
Kinley (—) 9891.
Kinnear (KE. 8.) 7769.
Kinney mfg. co. 7770.
Kinning (G. A.) 2659.
Kinsel & Vea. 7779.
Kinsey (Darius) 2660.
369.
2859.
12768.
7596.
9279.
390.
7597.
12769.
2806.
4551.
4713, 10160, 10250,
7726.
2.608,
Dt. TV, B.S, we 17
Kinsley (H. L.)
Kirk *(W. SS.) Tse
Kirkle (D. E.) 17917.
Kirschbaum (Haimin)
Klackner (G. C.)
Klancke (J. H.)
Klapp (R. D.) 4622.
Klarenmeyer (S.) T7781.
Klebold press, ine. 17919.
Klein (David) 3891.
Knabb (Frances) 18902.
Knapp (F. G.) 7805:
Knapp (Viole) 392. —
Knapp co., ine., 7808, 10004.
Knause (H. M.) 4628.
Knieling (C. A.) 2681.
Knight (C. R.) 4624.
Knight (Charles) 2682.
Knight (Jack) 10167.
Knight, M. (Margaret) 2688.
Knight, Counihan co. 17921.
Knitted outerwear bureau, ine.
17922.
Knoefel (Ludwig) 10004.
Knop (Hsther) 4951.
Knowles (G. 8.) 17772.
Knowles (M. L.) 7903.
Knox (S. R.) 393, 4626.
Koeh (A. J.) 10289.
Koch (E. W.) 17922:
Koch (Raymond) 12281.
Koch (Raymund) 6977.
Koechel (W. P.) 17924.
Koehler (Joseph) 2707.
Koella (F. E.) 2708.
Konig (Friedrich) 7400.
Koep (G. J.) 17925.
Koepper (H.) 8165.
Koester (A.) 14698.
Koetz (Mayor) 9108.
Kohle (Rose) 14635.
Kolb “(h. C.)_. 1926.
Kolb bros. 2709.
Koontz (B. L.)
Kopec (A. J.)
Koppel (J. G.)
Kraemer (Adolph) 12810.
Kramme (H. O.) 12811.
Krasicki & Lorek. 3983.
Kratina (J. M.) 3855, 4313, 4814,
10003.
Kraus (J. C.)
Krauss (R. A.) 17928.
Kreshner (G. R.) 17834.
Kreutz, Moderegger & co. 12812.
Kreutzer (F. J.) 17930.
Krings (Hugo) 14693, 18908.
Kroll (Leon) 14638.
Kronberg (Louis) 12300.
Krueger (Arthur) 10005.
Krueger (C. BE.) 12818.
Krueger (Gottfried)
10006.
Krueger
616. |
12808.
2675.
17918.
7902,
4627. |
7904, 12809.
17927.
14636.
brewing Co.
(Re Gaye ze
412
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Krueger auto co. 2730. Lange (F. W.) 17973.
Kubey, Rembrandt _ studios. 27381, | Lange (J. A.) 4719.
7905, 179381. Lange (William) 17974.
Kuehler (Joseph) ine. 2738. Langston (J. B.) 17976.
Ktihn (J.) jr. 14693. Lanham: (P. C.) > 2748.
Kugelmann (Frederick) 395. Lankenau (J. R.) co. 400, 46382,
Kumetat (Herman) 7910. 14643.
Kummer (A. W.) 7911, 12820. Lankes (F. J.) 12826.
Kunselman, Harpe co. 7912. Lanyon (W. C.) 4645. LAPHAM (AM
Kuntz (C. F.) 2739. Lardner (Ring) 2175. WY)
Kuppenheimer (B.) & co., ine. 17934. | Larkin (W. F.) 407, 4650. / $0 >=
Kuves (Mrs.) jr. 12945. Larkin (W. J.) jr. 7945.
Labarra (Jean) 9858. Ee Rue (B.C) a797:
La Burthe (Henri) 397. La Salle (R. R. C.) 8500.
Taacey (R. M.) 2740. Lashbrook (Reid) 6244.
Lachaise (Gaston) 4628.
La Croix (Charles) 7927.
Ladd (A. C.) 146389.
Ladd (G. T.) co. 17985.
Lass (M. D.) 14655.
Lauber (Joseph) 408.
Launderville (L .A.) 7951.
Laurel Hill ave. grammar _ school
Baey (6. FF.) 2731. graduates. 8303, 13093.
Lafayette (—) 4381,.9941. Lauter (Charles) 414.
Lafayette (Jay) 7929. Lavell (L. V.) 14657.
La Fayette studio. 7930.
Laverty (Lou) 2753, 18034.
iatean (BE. B.) 12821.
Lavery (John) 14892.
La Follette (R. M.) 12260. Lavoy (Edith) 11856.
Lages (William) 2742. Law (Howard) 12833.
La Guardia (Charles) 14640. Lawrence (B. EB.) 12834.
La Guardia (Tom) 4630. Lawrence (H. A.) 7952, 18038.
hake (PD. H:) 7932. Lawrence (Sydney) 14816.
wea OW, f.)) 14488. Lawrence (Thomas) 10701.
Lakey (A. M.) 398. Lawrence studio. 12835.
Lakoff (H. M.). 14641. Lawry (Dons) 12945.
Lalique (René) 14924. Tawson (Bessie) 6314.
Lamar & Barton. 12822. Lawson (E. E.) 7969, 18040.
Lamasure (E.) 10266, 14816. Lay (C. E.) 12836.
Lamasure (KE. A.) 10170. Lazy Boy, Indian. 4551.
famb (C. E:) - 17936. Leach (A. B.) & co. 18643.
ham (1. 5.) 1933, 17945. Leach (L. L.) 10007.
Lambert (EH. C.) 17951. Leahy (P. T.) 2763.
Lambert (Y. M.) 400, 4632. Leake (Gerald) 4881.
Lambuth (B. L.) 17953. Leano (Felix) 10008.
La Montagne (G. L.) 17970. Leason (J. A.) 7970.
Lamoreaux (W. 8S.) 7938. Leatart, Mix co. 18044.
Lamoreux (L. A.) 17971. Ledgerwood (C. A.) 19540.
Lamoureux (L. M. V.) 7939. Ledoux (F. F.) 7973.
Lampe (David) 7940. Le Due (A. 8.) T7974.
Lampkin (C. B.) 7941. Lee (—) 9941.
Lampros (Nicholas) 12824. Lee (E. H.) 9948.
Lampson (Monroe) 12825. Lee (F. L.) 10009.
Laneaster (H.) 7944. Lee (L. C.) 14658.
Land (George) 17972. Lee film co. 7975.
Land sales corp. 2748. Leeland (O. 8.) 7980, 18045.
Landau (J. F.) 2744. Lefévre (L. H.) & son. 2764, 18046.
Landeck (F. Miiller-( See Miuiller- | Le Fort (Bernard) 10010.
Landeck (F.) Legge (HE. E.) 7981.
Landone (Brown) 2745. Lehr (A. A.) 12837.
Landow (M. 8.) 14512. Leigh (Katherine) 8165.
Lane (Mrs. Albert) 6364. -Leigh (R. J.) 18047.
Lane (Mrs. E. M.) 8165. Leigh (W. R.) 4651.
Lane (Martella) 4719, 14816. Leighton (BE. B.) 15049*.
Lang (Andreas) 5346. Leighton (Seott) 14920.
Lang (Anton) 5346, 12771. Leiloklani (—) 8856.
Lang (Chas.) 4631, 14642. Leipold (Karl) 14698.
Lang (Sebastian) 5346. Leistikow (Walter) 14693.
Langdon (J. W.) 2746. Le Mair (H. W.) 184.
413
INDEX’
pt 1vV, pss. ve 17
18048.
4290.
Lemoine (Hyatt)
Lemon (Frank)
Lenin (N.) 606.
Lenox, ine. 2765, 4652.
Lenz (Alfred) 409.
Leon (H. H.) co. 128388.
Leon (King) T7982.
Leon (Ponce de) See Ponce de Leon.
Leonard (Benny) 138220.
Leonard (W. A.) 18049.
Leopold, Solomon & Hisendrath. 2768,
12839.
Leppke (lL. A.)
Leshin (KE. D.)
Leslie (M. H.)
Leslie (May)
Lester (O. A.) 7983.
Le Vay (Mrs. A.) 2859.
Levi (M. H.) 2772.
Levins (A. F.) 1984.
Levison (W. G.) 2773.
Levitzki (—) 5811.
Levitski (Mischa) 2781.
Levy (G. M.) 18062.
Lewin (W. O.) 18068.
Lewis (—) 8500.
Lewis (Maria) 4551.
Lewis (R. F.) 18065.
Lewis (V. A.) 9968.
Lexington ave. grammar school gradu-
ates. 83038, 13093.
Lexington historical,society. 18066.
Leyse aluminum co. 2775.
Lezendecker (Marie) 12945.
Liberty. 4443, 98638.
Liberty outfitting co.
Lick (EH. LL.) 9278:
Lieberman (Jean)
‘Lieberman (Max)
Liebert (M. G.)
Liebman (Morris)
Lied (Hin) 14693.
Life fieldman’s service assn. 18096.
Life of the Christ. See Pilgrimage
play, Life of the Christ.
Liggett & Myers tobacco co.
7990, 12844, 18119.
Limbert (Bob) 7999.
Lincoln (Abraham) 931, 1585, 3701,
8761, 4117, 4662. 4795, 4938, 8500,
10168, 10170, 10939, 13119, 138304,
14434, 150380, 19589, 19986.
statue. 4038, 9460.
memorial. 7238, 19290, 19589.
monument. 38256. :
Lind (C. H.) 12849.
Linderaft studios. 414.
Lindenfeld (Wolfe) 18631.
Lindenthal (Gustav) 12850.
Linderum (Richard) 18908.
Lindley (HE. H.) 19596.
Lindneux (Robert) 4654.
Lindridge (Mrs. KE. F.) 8165.
Lindsay (D. J.) 18120.
Linen thread co. 181380.
12843.
18061.
18261.
8165.
14659.
9270.
4653.
8323.
2776.
2778,
Link (Lillian) 4661.
Linkletter (L. G.) 12851.
Linley (Dora) 4533.
Linthwaite (H. A.)
Lintz (G..D.): 2338
Lion (Henry) 4662.
Lipman (Walter) 4663.
Lippman (L. G.) 18131.
Lipton (Thomas) 10170.
Lister (Harry) 18132.
Little Singing Woman, Indian.
Livingston (Mrs. Goodhue) jr.
Livingston (Gordon) 2783.
Llanuza (Peter) 12905.
Lloyd (H. C.) 10141.
Lloyd (Harold) 14861.
Lloyd (I. R.) 8000.
Lloyd George (David)
Lob (Albert) 2784.
Lober (G. J.) 14660.
Loeffler (A.) 12906.
Loeser (J. C.) & @0.
Logay (S. J.) 72tea:
Lomen bros. 18143.
Lommasson (G. M.) jr.
Long (Mrs.) 4551.
Longfield (O. W.)
Longyear (M. B.)
Loomis (A. L.)
Loomis (F. A.) 8002.
Loomis (F. T.) 12909.
Loose-Wiles biscuit co. 2787.
Lopez (Carmen) 18261.
Lord (G. W.) 8003.
Lord (J. W.) 14047.
Lordonnois (Marcel) 4664.
Lorenz (Adolph) 5156.
Lorenz (H. R.) 241.
Lorenzoni (A. E.) 14662.
Lorimer (G. H.) 16823.
Lorimer, Greenbaum co., inc.,
Lorraine (Louise de) 788.
Losealzo (Dick) 14554, 14664.
Lott (L.) 12945.
Lott (Mrs. Ll. D.)
Lotts (R. R.) 480, 10143.
Loupos (N. G.) 18145.
Love (Mrs. J. C.) 2859.
Love (W. H.) 12910.
Lovejoy (Mrs. Harold)
12904:-
4551.
15567.
19007.
18188.
14661.
8001.
10142.
2786.
4666.
12945.
12945.
Lovejoy (lL. A.) 18905.
Low ee ee 2791.
| Low (W. H.) 4667,
Lowe & Campbell basket ball team.
6218.
Lowell (BE. A.) 12912.
Lowenstein (Herman) 12914.
Lubitsch (Ernest) 2859.
Lubken (W. J.) 12916.
Lucas (Judge) 6218.
Lucchesi (Louis) 4668.
Luce (F. H.) 18146.
Lucile, Indian. 4551.
Luellen (Ross) 8004.
414
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Luigini (F.. J.)
Lum (Bertha) 18147.
Lumart studio. 8005.
Lumiere (Samuel) 2806, 8021, 18151.
inmndy (G. F.) 12917.
iaoan. (A. €.) .18173.
Luray Caverns corp. 8029.
15466.
Lycett (J. M.) 744.
Lyday (J. H.) 8085.
Lyding (P. R.)~ 8039.
Lyen (A. C.) 18418.
Lyman (A. B.) 18176.
Lyman (Storrs) 12918.
Lynch (D. V.) 2845.
Lynch (F. H.) 2846.
inne (J. A.)- 18177.
foynen CW. J.) 12919.
Lynn (Catherine) 18209.
Lyon (Eleanor) 12945.
Lyons (W. H.) & Co., ine.
M. I. T. track team. 18776.
M. O. W. W. officers. 20078.
Maas (W. E.) 18181.
Maas & Steffen, inc. 12920.
McAdam advertising service.
McAfee (G. A.) 8040.
McAllister (E. V.) 18187.
McBlain (W. R.) 18197.
McBride (C. E.) 482.
Mebride (CH. R.) 10153.
McBride studios, ine. 4672.
McCall (H. F.) 18199.
MacCallum (W. G.) 14047.
McCarroll (W.) 18261.
McCarthy (Florence) 12921.
McCarthy (G. J.) 12922.
McCarty (—) 9783.
McCarty (Wildcat) 20155.
McCaskill (D. E.) 8041.
McClain (Mrs. A. D.) 4678.
McCleery (H. H.) 12924.
McClintock (Norman) 18209.
McClung baby. 15078.
family. 15078.
McCombs (Goldie)
McConnell (R. H.)
MacConnell statue.
McCormick (C. H.)
McCormick (Harold)
McCormick (Mrs.
14978.
McCraith (Irene) 10154.
McCreery (F. BR.) 9885.
McCrindle (Mrs. J. R.) 1744.
McCulloch bros. 8045.
McCurdy (Ff. H.) 18211.
McDade (George) 4675.
McDaniel (G. G.) 2847.
MacDonald (A. 8.) 1891.
McDonald (C. A.) 18212.
MacDonald (Pirie) 17859.
MacDonald (W. A.) 182138.
McDonough (C. J.) 4676.
McDougall & Keefe. 12926, 18217.
18178.
18182.
14665.
8044.
9646.
14754.
15136.
Harold) 13136,
McDowell Co. post no. 8, Amer. legion.
See Amer. legion, McDowell Co. post
no. 8.
Mace (C. E.) 18233.
McFadden (Mrs. J. H.) 15567.
McFarland (Edwin) 18284.
MacFarlane (Mr.) 9579.
MecFetridge (J. R.) & sons.
12929.
McGeachin (George) 10155.
McGlynn (Frank) 109389.
McGoodwin (Preston) 2859.
McGowan (S8.) 8165.
McGrath (J. T.) 8047.
MacGregor (Donald) 12930.
McGuire (Tom) ;
Macliveen (O. T.) 12931.
MclIlwane (Richard) jr.
McInnes (—) 16804.
Mack (Anna) 14666.
Mackay (Co ERY © 15567.
MacKay (Ellin) 15567.
Mackay (F. A.) 9279.
Mackay (G. A.) 14667.
MacKay (Mrs. J. W.) 15567, 17794.
MacKay (Katherine) 15567, 17794.
McKay (R. H.) 2849, 12932, 18235.
Mackenzie (A.) 8165.
Mackenzie (Mrs. J. N.)
Mackenzie (J. W.)
McKenzie (R. T.)
McKeon (H. C.)
McKey (R. C.) 12941.
Mackie (C.) 8165.
Mckinley (William)
MeLaughlin (HE. P.) 18258.
McLeary (Bonnie) 484.
McMahon (Mrs. J. B.) 92279.
McManus (George) 14512.
MacManus (J. H.) 1877.
McManus (T. J.) 8049.
MacMillan (—) 18217.
MacMonnies (F. W.) 4677.
MacMonnies (Frederick) 14839.
MeMullen (W. D.) 8058.
Macnair (A. L.) 8059.
MacNeil (H. A.) 485.
MeNicol (J. H.) 8061.
McNulty (W.) 14744.
McQuaide (J. H.) 8119.
McRae (F. D.) 8120.
MacRay (Hilen) 6655.
MacVeigh (Mrs. J. H.) 1744.
McWhorter (lL. V.) 8121.
Macy art process corp. 12942.
Maddie (Pattronella) 486.
Madeire (G.) 8165.
Maesch (Ferdinand)
Magdalene (Mary)
Magill (Franklin) 8122.
Magnani (A. A.) 456.
Magnolia state land co.
Magonigle (Edith) 440.
Magrath (Harold) 4491.
Mahaffy (Ben) 18259.
2848,
2859.
2859.
433, 9822.
8165.
5150, 18257.
439.
4352.
2856.
4195
INDEX
4678.
8159.
8165.
2857, 8160.
18261.
Maher (EH. F.)
Maier (C. L.)
Maines (G. H.)
Mairs (G. T.)
Mallinson (R. M.)
Mallory (Mrs. F. C.) 8165.
Malone (Blondelle) 12300.
Malone (M. V.) 4679.
Man (G. E.) 8161.
Mancusco (F. X.)
Maness (R. A.)
Mangan co. 442.
Mann (Alexander) 15642.
Mann (F. 8S.) 18260.
Mannheimer (H. M.) 12943.
Manning (Wm.) 3887.
Mansfield (Frank) 12944.
Mansfield piano co. 2858.
Mantana (Pietro) 394.
8381.
14668.
Many Tail Feathers, Indian. 4551.
Marafhi (Luigi) 10158.
Marburg (J/frs. Theodore) jr. 2859.
Marceau (T. C.)
19245.
Marcelle (Clair)
Marchand (A. D.)
Marconi (Senator)
Marconi (Guglielmo) 14754.
Marfleet & Hart studio. 13032, 18322.
Margaret (Yoonne) 14643.
Margaret Mary (St.) 4352.
Margetts (Mrs.) 12945.
Margoella (P.) 1744.
Maris (J.) 10837.
Markel (Hleanor) 8165.
Markel (S. I.) 2941.
Markman (H. C.) 2942.
Marks bros. co. 2947.
Marmon (WMrs.) 46551.
Marquette (—) 8500.
Marr (Mrs. C. B.) 12945.
Marr (Carl Von) See Von
(Carl).
Marriott (F.) 13036.
Marrone (Vito) 444.
Marseh (G. H.) 10350.
Marsh (Babett2) 2949.
Marsh (F. D.) 14669.
Marsh (J. R.) 14669.
Marshall (David) 2051.
Marshall (lL. F.) 14670.
Marsteller (Byrdice) 13038.
Martha Washington candies. co.
14690.
Martin (Sz.)
Martin (A. J.) 14499.
Martin (Mrs. D. J.) 12945.
Martin (BE. V.) 4680.
Martin (G. C.) 8380.
Martin.) Cd. ERY 2950:
(M.
(S. N.
2859, 8165, 18261,
ine: ys S209.
130381.
17767.
Marr
14467.
Martin B.) 8276.
Martin N.) 4687.
Martin (Solomon) 14691.
Martin (V. M.) 1380389.
Martin fireworks co. 138041.
‘Melville (A. G.)
Pt. 1¥,0. Sy VIL
Martiner (E.) 9279.
Martin’s photo shop. 13044, 18324.
Marvin (C. R.) 18326.
Mary (Virgin) 188, 254, 4343, 4352,
9858, 9876, 9923, 10158, 10360, 14440,
14467, 19767.
Mary Joseph (Mother) 1787.
Mary’s log cabin eandy co. 18377.
Maslenikoff (Margarita) 445.
Mason (C. W.) 6639.
Mason (I. W.) 18045.
Mason (R. L.) 2951.
Mason & Hanson. 2952, 13046, 18328.
Masonic members of’ Sousa’s band.
8296.
Masonic officers. 5150.
Masonie temple assn.
8277.
Massasoit. 10945.
Masters (HE. G.)4688.
Masters (HE. L.) 17504.
Mastrella (Oscar) 447.
Matern (HEH. H.) 18829.
Maternity center assn.
Mathews (F. C.) @o.
Mathewson (Christy) 12621.
Matthews (B. V.) 8278.
Matthews (KE. J.) 10159.
Mauser (J. M.) 8280.
Max (Corneille) 14831.
Maxwell (Mrs. A. C.) 1744.
Maxwell (Hamilton) 8281, 13048.
Maxwell (W. J.) 1744.
May (A. D.) 16905.
May (Doris) 1805.
Mayer (Harry) 13049.
Mayer (L. C.) 276, 4689.
Mayhew (C. C.) 13080.
Maylath (Herman) 417, 4719, 14816.
Maynards. 18333.
Mayr (Guido) 5346.
Mayr (Hans) 5346.
Mayshack (Casimir)
Mazzi (Sinibaldo) 4692, 14692.
Meador (T. O.) 2958, 138055.
Means (J.) 12281.
Means (J. A?) 82883.
Mears (H. F.) 4697.
Mears (Mary) 4697.
Measuregraph co. 2957.
Medallic art co. 4698, 10160.
Mederaft (C. H.) 2558.
Meissner (A. R.) 10162.
Meissner & Buch. 14693.
Mel (L. Reni) See Reni-Mel (L.).
Melas (Wm.) 18368.
Melchers (Gari) 1782.
Meliodon (J. A.) 14744.
Mellon (A. W.) 2175.
Melvill (Antonio) 10163.
18364.
Melville (R.) 8284.
Menconi (Raphael) 4487.
Mengelberg (—) 5811.
Mennen co. 4699.
of Detroit.
13047.
10006.
416
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Menth (Herma) 20030.
Mercadante (Joseph) 2859.
Mercer (S. W.) 8285.
Mercereau (H. W.) 18366.
Merchants pub. co. 2961.
Meriam (James) 2982.
Merlin (Jfiss) 12945.
Merolla, Ricciardi & Salomone corp.
18367.
Merrick (Mrs. Duff)
Merrick (G. S.)
Merrick (G. W.)
Merriman (W. A.) 138884.
Merritt (HE. F.) 18370.
Merrow (C. E. A.) 8291.
Mershon (8S. D.) 2992.
Mershon adv. agency. 38006, 8292,
13057.
Merwin ady. agency. 8295.
Mesny & Bishop. 8296.
Messinger (Jack) 9783.
Messmore & Damon, inc.
Metealf (G. E.) 13060.
Metcalf (Woodbridge)
Metropolitan
13063, 18371.
Meusel (Emil) 18631.
Meyenberg (J. C.) 4705.
Meyer (Miss) 12945.
Meyer (A. BE.) 13065.
Meyer (Adolf) 14047.
Meyer (HE. L.) 8298.
Meyer (Mrs. J.) 6364.
Meyer (M. FE.) 18377.
Meyer, Both co. 3010, 13085.
Meynell (Louis) 252.
Michael (Alice) 452.
Middleton (H. T.) 18378.
Mignard (—) 2673.
Milatzo (Bart) 3016.
Milgrim (Sally) 2603.
Millar (J. D.) 183879.
Millar (L. C.) 18380.
Miller (B. H.) 3017.
Miller (J. A.) 8300.
Miller (J. W.) 8299.
Miller (Jacob) sons & co. 3018.
Miller (Juanita) 10164, 14747.
Miller (L. C.) 8301. .
Miller (L. BE.) 14748.
Miller (Martha) 18382.
Miller (R. C.) 13091.
Miller (R. D.) 14749.
Miller (Ruben) 8302.
Millian (Mrs. M.) 8165.
Milliman (KE. E.) 17499.
Mills (Capt.) 12945.
Mills (Charlotte) 16583, 18631.
Mills (Mrs. BE.) 18631.
Mills (Wm.) & son. 8303, 13093, 18383.
Milne (George) jr. 4675.
Milner (KE. E.) 5180.
Milner (E. R.) 2673.
Milner (Jos.) & son. 13108.
32509—23——10
12945.
8289, 18368.
8289,18368.
448, 4700.
8297.
newspaper service.
Milwaukee chair co. 8318, 18394.
Miner (W. H.) 3021.
Minerva (Michele) 453.
Minthorn (T. W.) 18395.
Minthorne (Gilbert) 2746.
Mirt (J. A.) 3022.
Miserandino (Vincenzo) 694, 14425.
Mishawaka woolen co. 14751.
Mishkin (Herman) 3023, 13109, 18396.
Miss America. 15346.
Miss Los Angeles. 15304.
Mission film corp. 18110.
Mitchell (Horace) 8319.
Mitchell publications, ine. 3037, 13112.
Mix (KE. L.) 18397.
Mlinar (Joseph) 13116.
Moeando (F. V.) 13121.
Mock (J.'E.) 18117.
Modern arts service co. 13119.
Modern pub. co. 3042.
Modern Tuscany art co,
10165.
Modricker (F. A.) 13120.
Moeller (H. N.) 14752.
Moller (Ludwig) 3045.
Mohler (W. F.) 4706.
Mohr (KE. E.) 18400.
Molina (C.) 2859.
Molt (F. F.) 18401.
Monat (M. G.) 459.
Monat (Mabel) 247.
Moneravie (Virginia) 8856.
Moncrieff (V. I.) 18402.
Monomonock inn. 18406.
Monroe (Mrs. H. C.) 12948.
Montana Red. 20159.
Montgomery (Margaret) 9579.
Montreat, N. C., Public school and
teacher-training class. 11886.
Moody (J. S.) 18407.
Moody (R. P.) 18408.
Moon (Carl) 3046.
Moore (Jfiss) 18483.
Moore (C. A.) 13122.
Moore (C. 8.) 18417.
Moore (H. H.) 83238.
Moore (Henry) 3047.
Moore (I. H.) 3048.
Moore (J. C.) 8324.
Moore (J. W.) 3049.
Moore (lL. H.) 7176.
Moore (Roger) 8278.
Moorefield, inc. 3050, 8325.
Moorehead (C. K.) 3066.
Moran (EH. P.) 4719, 10170.
Moran (Percy) 4719.
Moreau (J. EH.) 8327.
Moreau-Vauthier (Paul) 10166.
Moren (Leo) 8382.
Morgan (A..C.) 4707.
Morgan (C. W.) 8334, 18418.
Morgan (Forest) 13124.
Morgan engineering co. 3067.
Morgenstern (Irvin) 13125.
ine. 456,
417
INDEX
Morison (Gladice) 11872.
Morison (Teddy) 11872.
Morland (George) 5180.
Moroney (J. J.) 18419.
Morrall studios. 18420.
Morrell (Dorothy) 9783.
Morrill (G. F.) 18426.
Morris (G. F.) 4708, 8335.
Morris (Bi) C)) 13126
Morris (William) 7400.
Morrison (F. EB.) 13128.
Morrison (Z. L.) 460, 4709.
Morse (S. F. RB.) 14754.
Morse (W. A.) 462.
Mortincek (Joseph) 18427,
Moser (J. F.) 8336.
Moses. 4756, 4900.
Mosquera (Leoncio) 463.
Motor-mica products co. 3068.
Moulin (Gabriel) 3069, 8337, 18428.
Mount Vernon ladies assn. 8339.
Mouzakiotis bros. 8377.
Mowbray (A. R.) & co., ltd. 464, 8379.
Moxie co. 3075.
Moyer (R. F.) 8380.
Mozart playground & athletic club,
ine. 14753.
Mueller (Miss) 12945.
Mueller (A. F.) 8381, 18429.
Mueller (Matthew) 8383.
Miiller (P. P.) 14693.
Miiller-Laudeck (F.) 14693.
Muhan (J. F.) 13130.
Muhlen (Z. M.) 2859,
Muhlen (Mrs. Z%. M.) 2859.
OY SEW A Ge NES NN ean Nr
Mulford (J. B.) 18432.
Muller (Gustave) 10167.
Muller (O. P.) 10168.
Mulligan (Genivine) 16735.
Muncie (E. H.) 465.
Mundell (Nelson) 15436.
Munds (lL. D.) 8165.
Munn (J. O.) co. 8384.
Munnings (A. J.) 4444, 6925, 14540,
17126.
Munsey (R. R.) 13131.
Muratore (—) 1050.
Murfitt (Tom) 1615.
Muromskaia (Lubor) 17767.
Murphy (A. B.) 18433.
Murphy (C. D.) ine. 18434.
Murphy (C. J.) 8385. -
Murphy (F. G.) 466.
Murphy (F. W.) 10169.
Murphy (Jimmy) 17257.
Murphy (Ralph) 3076.
Murphy a Di leo. 10170, 14754,
18435.
Murquia (Francisco) 18943.
Murray (M. H.) 18567.
Murray (Mae) 14293.
Murray (P. F.) 18566.
Murray (Waldo) 8386, 13132.
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 1
Murrie (Esta) 2859.
Music hall pub co. 3082.
Music news bureau. 13134.
Musical courier co. 13136.
Muskogee daily phoenix. 18568.
Musselman (M. BE.) 10170,
Mussilini (Benito) 15022.
Myers (Alva) 2051.
Myers (Anita) 14804.
Myers (GC. A.) 13137
Myers (E. HE.) 14806, 18570.
Myers (G. A.) 10320.
Myers (G..S.) 18138.
Myers (L. E.) & @o.
Myers (W. 8S.) 3085.
Mysell, Rollin bank note co. 8086.
N. E. A. service, ine. 13139, 18574.
Nantus (Stanley) 22, 4194, 14372.
manly
18571.
Nanyang’ bros., ine. 18579.
Nash (E.) 38087.
Nathan (Isadore) 3160.
Natl. assn. employing lithographers.
S161:
Natl. auto specialty co. 18581.
Natl. blank book co. 3162, 8388.
Natl. board of the Y. W. C. A.’s of
U. S. AL See XoOWiG Aes one
S. A. (Natl. board of the)
Natl. child welfare assn., ine. 3166,
13140, 18582.
Natl. city bank of Cleveland. 18598.
Natl. co. 8389.
Natl. council (Corp. for the) 3218.
Natl.
Natl.
CO.
lamp work of)
Natl. leader. 3219.
Natl. live stock producers assn.
Natl. Lutheran council. 18594.
Natl. non-theatrical motion pictures,
dairy council. 14807.
lamp works of General electric
Nee General electric co. (Natl.
8390.
ine. 18595.
Natl. photographic news _- service.
18599.
Natl. press photographie service. 8391.
Natl. 10245.
Natl.
Natl.
radio club, ine.
republican pub. co. 3221.
retail dry goods assn. 13191.
Natl. soc. of daughters of the Amer.
colonists. See Daughters of the
Amer. colonists (Natl. soc.)
Natl. tailoring co. 3227.
Natl. terra cotta soc. 3228.
Natl. tile co. 3229. .
Natl. tuberculosis assn. 8392, 18600.
Natl. woman’s Christian temperance
union. 3253.
Nattier (—)
Nava (N.)
Navajo tours. 18604.
Neal (H. K.) 8394.
Nebraska capitol commission.
Needham (A. ©.) 10246.
Needham chronicle. 18613.
Neef (H. E.) 3256.
788.
2859.
3250.
418
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
4710.
9840.
Neely (B. C.)
Negri (Pola)
Nelsson (A. Q.) 8165.
Nemeyer (Paul) 467.
Nepomuk (St. John)
Neptune studio. 83895.
Neudecker (M. A.) 18614.
Neumann (A. C.) 18619.
Neumann (Hugo) 272.
Neumeyer (Will) jr. 4711.
Neville (Lord) 6864..
Neville (Richard) 8165.
New (Harry) 3050.
New art studios. 13192.
New England dairy & food council.
SVay el
New era wireless corp. 8396.
New Mexico (U. S. S.) engineers
force. 96389.
New Milford, Conn., fourth annual
Litchfield co. conference of older
sirls. 6931.
New Salem commercial club. 8397.
4392.
eo. central r. r. co. 8399.
N. Y. city Ediphone sales force.
16804.
mM. ¥. dock ¢€o. 131985.
me x. mis. co. 18621.
N. Y. Natl. guards (One hundred and
sixth regiment infantry) 18622.
N. Y. state embalmers’ assn., travel-
ing men at convention, Binghamton,
N. Y. 5450.
Women’s auxiliary. 19753.
N. Y. state hospital. 13194.
N. Y. stock exchange. 3258, 8400,
18623.
N. Y. stock exchange bldg. co. 18628.
N. Y¥. Sunday news foreign service.
S209.
N. Y. theatre program corp. 3260.
N. ¥. times co. 3265.
N. Y. world. See Press pub. co. (N
Y. world)
Newbury (Phillip) 2859.
Newby (A. K.) 8401.
Newcomb (R. M.) 4415.
Newell (G.'M.) 10247.
Newlands (J. C.) 8165.
Newman (F. I.) 468.
Newman (J. F.) ine. 4713, 10250,
14808.
Newman (K. J.) 3266.
Newman (Sigmund) 8402, 13195.
Newman (Sigmund) & co. 8406.
Newman pub. & art co., ine. 13196.
News. 8410, 13209, 18631.
News syndicate co., ine. 13220.
Newspaper feature service, inc. 3267,
8411, 13223, 18714.
Newton (R. E.) 13270.
Neymann (Percy) 18767.
Nichols (W. B.) 18768.
Nichols (W. H.) jr._ 8461.
Nicholson (F. L.) 11993.
Nicholson (Meredith) 3050.
Nicklas (C. A.) 2859.
Nicol (Jockey) 6186.
Nicol (J. R.) 4166.
Nicolas (A. A.) 18769.
Nicolosi (Joseph) 414, 14809.
Niendorff (Mathilde Block-)
Block-Niendorff (Mathilde)
Nightguns (John) 4551.
Nissl] (Rud) 14693.
Noah (—) 18595.
Noble (W..@a)y Use:
No-ko-Mis, Indian. 18864, 20060.
Nolan (J. B.) co. 8462.
Noll! CH. Gay sal9:
Noll (P. H.) 8464.
Nordman (F. B.) jr. 18773.
Norfolk jazz quartette. 8465.
Norman (Viola) 4865, 14977.
Normand (Mabel) 1805.
Norsworthy (L.) 10701.
North Peigan woman, Indian.
Northrup, King & co. 3320.
Northwest art studios. 8466.
Norton slide co. 138272.
Norwich pharmacal co.
Notaseme hosiery co. 8477, 18775.
Notebaert (Alponse) 13117.
Notman photo co. 18776.
Notter (Jockey) 6186.
Novak (Charles) 9279.
Novelli (James) 4714.
Noyes (William) 3821.
Nutting (Wallace) ine.
2 heds LOMA:
Nye (F. M.)
Nygard (A. F.) 4715.
Nyhott (5.:3.)~- 13282.
Nystrom (A. J.) & Co.
meaywall (Xs dae, LO2Z52;
Oak specialty co. 18826.
Oak studio. 13283.
Oakley (Violet) 469.
Oberammergau, Germany,
sionspiele. 5346, 10927.
Oberhardt (William) 11956.
O’Boyle (F. L.) 18828.
O’Brien (Mrs. F. L.) 8481.
O’Brien (Frederick) 13548.
O’Brien (Kenneth) 15567.
O’Brien (Mrs. Kenneth) 15567.
O’Brien (L. J.) 8482.
O'Brien (EB. 32) 1642:
O’Brien baking co. 138284.
O’Bryon (J. E.) 14810.
O’Connor (E. P.) 10254.
OO’ Conor (Nee Toop:
Octavius (Prince) 2673.
Oddie (T. L.) 17349.
Odiorne. 8483.
Ogilvie (J. S.) pub. co.
Oglesly (M. L.) 18829.
Ohlson (Arthur) 10400, 15042.
Old Lady Good Scissors, Indian.
Oldham (KE. W.) & son. 3373.
See
4551.
8476, 18774.
3323, 8478,
7255.
8479.
1922, pas-
13285.
4591.
419
INDEX
Oldham (G. A.) 18261.
O’Leary (T. M.) 1580.
Olesen (Mrs. A. D.) 13139.
Olesen (Mary) 13139.
Olinger highlanders, ine.
Oliver (Miss) 12945.
Oliver (Christian) 8492.
Olson (Charlie) 470.
Olson (E. E.) 18830.
Olsson (Julius) 16905.
Olstowski (Franciszek)
8485.
10316.
O'Meara (DD. H,)>. 4883
Omodt (Corine) 18882.
O’More (Calene) 20030.
One hand clock corp. 8493.
One hundred and sixth regiment in-
fantry of N. Y. natl. guards. See N.
Y. natl. guards (One hundred and
sixth regiment infantry).
O’Neill (Jockey) 6186.
O’Neill (Lee) 14811.
Onondaga pottery co.
14813.
Oppenheim (J. M.) 8494.
Order Eastern Star, Park ave. chapter,
205, first officers, 1921. 1593.
Organ ptg. co. 8495.
Oriental specialties
14814.
Orlsin (J. B.) eorp. 14815.
Orr (E. A.) 8496.
Orr (Edgar) 138286.
Orr’ (Lowis). Dea28K.
Ort (Karl). 13289). 18837.
O’Ryan (L. V.) 4718.
Osborn (C. D.) co. 8497.
Osborne eo. 471, 3375, 4719, 8500,
10266, 14816, 18838.
Oscar (Peter) 4551.
Osgood (H.) 2859.
O’Shaughnessy (N.)
Oslerhout (Mrs. B.)
Osse (EH. A.) 8539.
Osterlind (F. H.)
Osthaus (E. H.)
Ostwaldt (Wm. )
Oswald (Carlos) 3937.
Otis elevator co. 18850.
Otto (L. W.) 3380.
Otwell (H. C.) 13290, 18853.
Outcault adv. co. 8540, 18855.
Overmyer (P. F.) 3374, 3381, 8754.
Ovushiner (E. B.) 18857.
Ow (Charles) 8755.
Owen (Mrs. H. L.)
Owen (Mrs. Reginald) 8165.
Oxford debating team. 17769.
Oxford st. grammar school graduates.
8303, 130938.
4716, 10255,
BAT Mes. Ie.
18261.
18261.
495.
10170.
241.
12945.
P. R. electric starter co. 3382.
Pach bres. 3387.
Pacific and Atlantic photos, ine.
18858.
Packer (BHlijah) 13291.
Paderewski (I. J.) 14107.
Dt. IV, DIS. vy; 17
Padilla (J. L.)
Page (H. L.)
Page (Villa)
Pam (A. .J.)
Paine (W. J.)
Painter (A. C.)
Painter (J. W.) 8767.
Paisano (U. G.) 4951.
Paisano (Mrs. Wm.) 4551.
Paladini & Peruggi. 14861.
Palette adv. studios. 4741, 8768.
Palladino (Joseph) 18863.
Palmer (B. J.) 10305, 19991.
Palmer (Corliss) 18681.
Palmer (RK. J.) se292
Palmer (S. L.) 8769.
Palmer (Sutton) 2020, 4444, 14540,
1712604
Palmer (W. E.) 8770.
Palmer adv. service, ine. 10283. 13295.
Pan-American fireworks co. 496, 13297.
Pando (Mrs. M. de) 8165.
Pannone (Pasquale) 10284.
Panoram co. 8773.
Paquita (Princess) 1844.
Paramount novelty co. 8774.
Pardo (Benjamin) 14862.
Pardoe (J. B.) “S582, s10e
Parent (J. C.) 9834, 9951.
Parent system of advertising. 13298.
Parfitt (J. H.) 18864.
Park (0. Di) -48aa8 ;
Parker (C. W.) 498, 18870. ;
Parker (Cushman) 167, 4293, 14409.
Parker (Frances) 18871.
Parker (H. G.) 3047.
Parker (Henry) 18871.
Parker (J. Hi). a2238
Parker (W. B.) 14866.
Parker brides group. 12945.
Parker bros., ine. 3398.
Parker hosiery mill and dye works.
13299.
8765.
18862.
18261.
8766.
do91.
14511.
Parker’s book store. 18873.
Parkhurst (C. EH.) 4742.
Parks -(C. L.) SY418.
Parme (F.) 14867.
Parnia (R. B.) de Bourbon. 2859.
Parrish (J. W.) 8165.
Parrish (Maxfield) 4426, 10287, 19280.
Parrott investment co. 3401.
Parry (Willet) 18876.
Parsarti co. 499.
Parshall (J. M.)
Parscn (Paul)
Parsons (E. M.)
Partin (rs. W. G.)
Partners press. 8783.
Paschen (Chr.) co. 18877.
Patch (E. L.) co. 8784.
Pathé news. 13300, 18878.
Patrick (St.) 14467.
Patten (W. H.) 18261.
Patterson (J. E.) 14670.
Patterson (L. A.) 14868, 18888.
3403.
9783.
3405, 8779.
10288.
420
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Patterson (Mrs. Morehead) 15567.
Pattiera (Tino) 9614.
Pattle (Mrs. Geo.) 9279.
Paul (Si.) 254.
Fane (J. RK.) e@o., inc. 18889.
Paulson (Henry) & co. 3419, 18890.
Pawlowski (Alexander) 3421.
Paxton (W. H.) 18302.
Payne (Miss) 12945.
Payne (T. E.) 16871.
Peabody (Eleanor) 12945.
Peace st. grammar school graduates.
8303, 18383.
Peano (Felix) 10289.
Pearce (J. N.) 8785, 18303, 18891.
Pearlman (V. 8S.) 500.
Peary (R. E.) 8500.
Pease (G. A.) 4748.
Peck (O. W.) 3422.
Peckham, Foreman, inc.
Peege (Charlotte) 6977.
Peet (L. L.) 4744.
Peirce (L. W.) 138304.
Peirson (Katharine) 10290.
Peiser (T. E.) .
Pelcher (H. W.)
Pelkey (J. E.)
Pellar (Hanns)
Pelligrini (Louis)
Pellini (B.) 510.
Penaherrera (Mrs. L. A.)
Penfield (Edward) 14869.
Penn (Wm.) 469, 4550.
Penn state photo co. 18899.
Pennant pearl button co. 18900.
Pennell (Joseph) 1880.
Pennsylvania state college,
body. 13305.
Pennsylvania state photo shop. 13305.
Penrod (Lady) 6909.
Penrose (Boise) 3495.
Pente (William) 3427, 8788.
Penton pub. co. 8790.
Pepper (G. W.) 14512, 17349.
Peréz (Rene) 13306.
Perio (Hi! B:) 14792.
Perkins (Ellen ) 15042.
Perkins (Mrs. Frank) 2859.
Perkins (Lee) 3429, 18901.
Perkins (Mrs. Rae) 18261.
Perrin (V.) & cie. 511.
Perry (D. M.) 14871.
Perry (Ff. B:) 8791.
Perry (Gentz) 512.
Bercy Ch. F.)> 512.
Perry & co. 8798.
Perry, Mason co.
Pershing (E. R.) 8796.
Pershing, (J. J.) 2175,
10354, 14171, 19543.
Persons (W.C.) 8890.
Peruggi (Ernesto) 14861, 14870.
Peruggi & Paladini. 14870.
Peter (Forest) 9783.
Peters (Jfr. and Mrs. Eldridge)
18892.
ATAD.
2175.
student
13307.
9391, 9980,
6314.
Pimentel (L. R.)
Peters (G. W.) 3480.
Peters (Helaine) 186381.
Peters br., Internatl. shoe co. See In-
ternatl. shoe co. (Peters br.)
Peters cartridge co. 14872.
Petersen (Albert) 18902.
Petersen (J. C.) 14518.
Petersen (Theodore) 514.
Petersen monument. 13986.
Peterson (A. K.) 13315.
Peterson (A. 8S.) 18904.
Peterson (Herman) 513.
Peterson (Lewis) 18905.
Petitjean (Francois) 2673.
Petrocelli (Joseph)° 8801.
Petrova (Olga) 8005.
Pettus (Eugene) 177.
Petty (W. L.) 1891.
Fetzold: (F.-ASy ileal:
Pfund nursery co. 18906.
Pheifer (Val) 10155, 10400.
Phila. interstate dairy council.
Phila.
ely
Phillippi (F. A.)
Phillips (Be EF.) 516.
Phillips (J.) 16670.
Phillips (M. A.) 4746.
Phillips (O. R.) 8482.
Phillips (Mrs. Townsend)
Photo adv. co. 3433.
Photographische gesellschaft.
Photoplating co. 14873.
Pi psi fraternity. 517.
Piaz (Etienne) 183, 9858.
Picaninny freeze co. of Amer.
ASC.
Pickering (E. D.)
Pickering (KE. H.)
Pickering (L. R.)
Pickford (Jack) 688.
Pickford (Mary) 14887.
Pictorial publicity for New England.
13323.
Pielke (Mrs K. N.)
Pierce (D. R.)
Pierce (H. H.)
Pierini (Attilio)
Pierotti (Caesar) 14876.
Pierson (Edwin) 13330, 18942.
Pierson (Katherine) 4747, 14877.
Piess (Gerta) 13536.
Piester (P. H.) 4748.
Pilgrimage play, Life of the Christ.
4749.
Pilipaitis (J. J.) 14879.
Prltsbury> CAC.) 13331.
Pilsudiski (Joseph) 394.
18943.
Pinchot (Miss) 12945.
Pinchot (Clifford) 14512.
Pinchot (Mrs. M.) 12945.
Pindar (G. N.) ~ 518.
Pintz (Dora) 8165.
Pinwheel movie co.
8802
school of design for women.
18907.
285°.
18908.
8803,
8818.
13321, 18932.
8819, 13322.
14875.
13324.
3439,. 138325, 18933.
8820, 13326, 18936.
3441.
421
INDEX
Pioneer aerial engineering co. 13332.
Pius XI pope. 3259, 5236, 8035, 9460,
Ose.
Pixie co. ine.
Place (lL. T.)
Pleissner (O. M.)
Plew (G. M.) 8455.
Plotkin (Peter) 520.
Plotkin (Peter) studio of fine arts.
520.
3445.
8822.
14880.
Pliickebaum (Karl) 18908.
Pliickebaum (Meta) 18908.
Plunket (St. Oliver) 43438.
Poe (EH. A.) 9685.
Poe (J. G.) 13388.
Poe (J. W.) 138884:
Poe cottage committee. 3461.
Bronx society of arts, sciences
and history. See Bronx society of
arts, sciences and history (Poe cot-
tage committee)
Pogales (F.) 18261.
Pogue (J. H:) 3465, 13337.
Point st. grammar school graduates.
8303, 13093.
Pointer (A. L.)
Pointer (K. K.)
Pokey (Rudolph)
Polah (G. L. G.)
Polhemus (L. FE.)
Poli (O. A.) 8824.
Polk (R. L.) & co.
Polk (W. C.) 3466.
Pollak (Julius) 18947.
Pollia (J. A.) 38467.
Pompeian co. 3468.
Pompeian mfg. co. 14887.
Ponce de Leon. 8500, 13307.
Pondelicek (J. W.) 8826.
Poniter (K. K.) 14881.
Ponselle (Rosa) 2806.
Poole (Mrs. J. F.) 9279.
Popper (Lepold) 6864.
Popular radio, ine. 18983.
Fopular science monthly. 8846, 13339,
18984.
Popular science monthly pub. co., ine.
3850.
Popular science pub. co., ine.
13340, 18989.
Porter (A. O.)
Porter (Charlotte)
Porter (H.) 18261.
Post (G. B.) 16568.
Post photo service. 8855.
Post pictures corp. 18994.
Post ptg. & pub. co. 3472.
Postum cereal co., ine. 3473, 4752.
Powell (Hyre) 8856.
Powell (Tod) 8862.
Powell (W. E.) 8868.
Powers (H. W.) 521.
Powers (J. P.) 13347.
Powers (Stillman) 3475, 18995.
Prendergast (James) 8874.
4750.
4750.
8823.
4751.
18946.
8825.
8852,
14888.
13346.
“pt ivi nase: 17
Prendiville (J. A.)
Prentiss (A. M.)
Prepared roofing
13348, 19000.
Presbrey-Leland co., ine.
Press pub. co. 19004.
Press pub. co. (N. Y. World)
Pressler (Gene) 471.
Price (Miss) 2673.
Price (A. E.) 19005.
Price (F. W.) 14889.
Price (I. E.) 14890.
Price (J. C.). 3i6@
Price (J. W.) 19007.°
Price (L. A.) 8874.
Price (T. H.) pub. corp. 19008.
Price (Mrs. W. W.) 16670.
Price, Rasmussen corp. 3485.
Pridgeon (Irwin) 8875.
Prince (George) 3495.
Prince (Norman) 318.
Prince (W. 8.) 19009.
Prince Hall Masonic certificate co.
13349.
Print shop. 8876.
Priscilla ¢co0.13350, 19010.
Probst ((. J.)) 22)
Froctor (A, Pe tias:
Proctor (Mrs. G. W.) 8165.
Progressive toy co., ine. 524.
Progue (J. E.) 8877.
Providence lithograph co.
14891.
Pruitt (O. N.) 19012.
Publishers autocaster
3500, 8878, 13373.
Pulman (Geo.) &
14892.
Purdone (D. M.)
Purdone-Sosmin eo.
Purdy (CC. Vo )jogaee
Purity chemical co.
Putnam (Brenda)
Putnam (G. S.)
4753.
3478, 8869, 18998.
assn. 38480, 8870,
4754, 19003.
8873.
4756,
service co.
sons, Itd. 13376,
14893.
14893.
13377.
4768.
10291.
Queen insurance co. of Amer. 19013.
Quick (Herbert) 8325.
Quin (Frank) & co. 138378.
Quinn (W. C.) 16804.
Quinto, Cohen & Levin, ine. 8945.
Quirck (N. J.) 4769.
R-C. pictures corp. 3535, 8948, 13387,
19014.
Raba (Ernst)
Raban (H. P.)
Rachliss (N. A.)
Rachmaninoff (—)
Rachmaninoff (Sergei).
Radewagen co. 9035.
Radford (W. A.) 19225.
Radio and novelty mfg. co. 9036.
9032.
526.
O27.
dod11.
9619.
Radio builder pub. co. 19237.
Radio corp. of Amer. 9037.
Radio journal pub. co. 9088.
Kadio products laboratory. 9039.
Radio stores co, 10292.
422
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Radiogem corp. 19238.
Radiotune corp. 9040.
Radot (Pasteur) 2859.
Raeburn (Henry) 10701.
Raeolings (Mrs. Chas.) 9279.
Baeth (Ff. C.) 19239.
Ragan (Mabel) 9279.
Ragbag sisters. 4770.
measiand (6: A. P.) . 102938.
Ragot (L. F.) 10294, 14894.
mann (©: A.) °13498.
Railroad buyers and sellers service
bureau. 19240.
Ramas (Claude) 14366.
Ramsay (L. A.) 17445.
Randrup (S. R.) 8165.
Rankine (A. M.) 9041.
Rannie (P. R.) 14895.
Ransford (A. L.) 19241.
Ransom (F. C.) 3675, 9042.
Ratdolt (Erhard) 2342.
Rathbone (B.) 2859.
Rau art studios, inc. 3683.
Rau studios, ine. 19248.
Rauch (G) 14693.
Raudebaugh (O. B.) 9048.
Raver (A. H.) . 15050".
Rauh (Mrs. Enoch) 851.
Rawsthorne (Robert) co.
hay oes: EG.) «9279.
Raynor (G. H.) 4777.
Razalle (T. 8S.) 4779.
hea wee 1), 528, 4782.
Rea (L. E.) 4783, 10302, 14897.
Read (F..W.) 10170.
Real silk hosiery mills.
Reale (Frank) 3687.
Reasoner (H. HE.) 3688.
Reaves (W. P.) 13501.
Red Cloud (Jack) 8289.
Red cross (Amer. natl.) 542, 14917.
Red-Rock poultry yards. 3700.
Red Wolf (Chief) 12600.
Redman (L. F.) 9045.
Reece (Jane) 2046.
meed (CC. #.) 13502.
Reed (D. A.) 17349.
Reeder (J. T.) 19256.
Reedley chamber of commerce.
hess, CE By. LO25T:
Reese (—) 9788.
Reese (Bert) 19258.
Reeves (C. 8.) 9048, 19260.
Reeves (Knox) 19264.
Regensteiner corp. 13503.
Rehbock (W.) 2859.
Reich (B. J.) 9052.
Reich (Jacques) 19267.
med, (AS f.)- 370
Reid (Marcellus) 19268.
Reid (Robert) 16804.
Reid (Wallace) 4468, 14293.
Reimann (P. F.) 4792.
Hemariz (4. 4s:) 13509:
Reincke, Ellis co. 9053.
4872, 10296.
13499.
9047.
14807.
14918.
Reinhold (Carl)
xeinhold (J. J.)
Reinthal & Newman. 3703, 9054,
19280.
Reising (Chas.) 18261.
Remien & Kuhnert co. 13511.
Remington (Frederick) 4645.
Rempp (A. E.) 590.
tendi (Paula) 5346.
Reneau studio. 13512.
Reni-Mel (L.) 598, 19282.
Rennick (J. C.) 4798.
Renthrop (—) 17862.
Rentschler (J. F.) 9055, 19283.
Renwick (L. L.) -9279.
Renwick (Mrs. L. L.) 9279.
Renzetti (A. M.) 4, 4168, 9823, 14444.
Retail dry goods assn. 13513.
Revera coat co., ine. 3708.
Revere (Paul) 14935.
Revillon fréres. 9057, 13514.
Rexach (Alberto) 4794.
Rexferd specialty card co.
19285.
Rexmer products co. 9072.
Reymond (M. H.) 13534, 19286.
Reynolds (B. 8.) co. 9073, 19290.
Reynolds (Joshua) 2673.
Rhind (J. M.) 594.
Rhinehart (R. R.) 2859.
Rhinehart (Vrs. R. R.)
Rhoades (H. D.) 598.
Rhodes (Mr. and Mrs. C. T.)
Rhodes (Iven) 16884.
Rhone (C. A.) 3709.
Rhone (Happy) and his versatile
orchestra. 3709.
Rice (—) 2175.
Rice (A. H.) 10790.
Rice (C. Y¥.) 10790.
Rice (Helen) 8165.
Rice leaders of the world assn.
Rich (A. B.) 14866.
Rich (C. H.) 9091.
Rich (Mrs. Edw.)
Richards (H. S.)
Richards (M. R.)
Richardson (Boss)
Richardson (D. W.)
tichardson (F. H.)
Richardson (M. L.) 9092.
Richardson (M. N.) 10304.
Richman (Ben) 13535.
Richmond (A. W.) 14920.
Richmond borough, Boy scouts.
Boy scouts (Richmond borough)
Richter (W. 8.) 138.
Riddervold (James) 7535.
Rideout (H. H.) 9103.
Riebot (Lt.) 2859.
Riffo (Lillian) 3716.
Rigaumont (V. A.) 3717, 9104, 14291,
19306.
Rigger (Neira)
Riley (Cora)
13582,
2859.
9086.
9087.
18651.
14919.
4795.
9783.
9584.
3710.
See
20030.
4551.
423
INDEX
Riley (Elizabeth) 4551.
Riley (John) 4551.
Rinaldo (L. R.) 9105.
Rip-easy co. 9106.
Ritter (W. H.) 596.
Roach (J. A.) co.
Roahen (K. F.)
Robbins (J. L.) co.
Robbins (R. G.) 9108.
Robert (Albert) 14888.
Roberts (Mr.) 2859.
Roberts (H. V.) 9110.
Roberts (Mrs. Joseph) 12945.
Roberts (Theodore) 20093.
Roberts (W. H.) 19309.
Roberts (W. O.) 3718.
Roberts, Johnson & Rand br., Inter-
natl. shoe co. See Internatl. shoe
co. (Roberts, Johnson & Rand br.)
Robertson (Alice) 2175.
Robertson (J. W.) 138537, 19310.
Robertson (W. 8.) 14504.
Robie (G. M.) 14923.
Robins (Mrs. H. M.)
Robinson (C. A.)
Robinson (Miss BH.) 16670.
Robinson (Mrs. HE. G.) 13538.
Robinson (G. H.) co., ine. 19321.
Robinson (J. H.) 9111.
Robinson (Louise) 8165.
Rochambeau (—) 14490.
Rochambeau ave. grammar
graduates. 8303, 18383.
Rockhill (C. 8.) 19326.
Rocky Mountain radio corp. 9115.
Rodgers (L. C.) 185389.
Rodriguez Serra (J. E.) 9116.
Roeder (S. D.) 103085.
Roegge (Wilhelm) 14693.
Roembke (W. H.) 19327.
Roger & Gallet (Parfumiere)
Rogers (FEF. H.) 9186.
Rogers (Warren) 9279.
Rogevine (Mrs. Valdimir)
Roll (Edna) 9940.
Roloff (A.) 18908.
Rolph (James) jr. 7930.
Romaine (Margaret) 2806.
Romanelli (Carlo) 4167, 4692, 14692.
Romanelli (Louis) 14522.
Romm (M. M.) 4796.
Romney (George) 5180.
Rondel (V. E.) 10306, 14925.
Rondoni (Romolo) 10308, 10309.
Rondoni studio. 10309.
Ronne & Washburn. 19339.
Roosevelt (Theodore) 271, 624, 2304,
3989, 4755, 9891, 10170.
estate of. 4797.
Roosevelt (Theodore) jr.
Root (lL. A.) 9137.
Roots (Y. K.) 19840.
Rorphuro (J. J.) 598, 14927.
Rosal (Mrs. A. R.) 10311.
Rose (Alexander) 19347.
9279.
17769.
school
14924.
8165.
2179.
PESTY, DYSive Te
Rose (Dorothy) 1744.
Rose (J. J.) 4798.
Rosecrans (P. C.) 91388.
Roselle (Anna) 13109.
Rosenbaum (Caroline) 600, 3719, 4799.
Rosenbaum bros. 19348.
Rosenberg (S. A.) 9189.
Rosenbluth (Robt.) 18631.
Rosener (C. 8.) 4801, 9140.
Rosenthal (Mrs.) 18261.
Rosenthal (H. A.) 38720.
Rosenthal (Sylvan) 3720.
Rosier (Mrs. L. A.) 9279.
Ross (Betsy) 4892.
Ross (J. R.) 14889.
Ross college of chiropractic, class of
1922. 9611.
Rossiter (C.) 18261.
Rost (J. EF.) igs
Roth (F. G. R.) 4802.
Roth (Otto) & co. 3721.
Rothacker film mfg. co. 9142.
Rothengatter (Emil) 14929.
Roullet (Gaston) 10266.
Roux (Constant) 10312.
Rowell (Mrs. M. C.) 9154.
Rowland (Mrs.) 12945.
Rowles (F. F.) 601.
Roxbury, Mass., Mission church parish,
golden jubilee. 2058.
Roxor studios. 602.
Roy (O. F:) 208ts:
Royal art co. 4808.
Royal metal lighting fixture co., ine.
4814.
Royal tailors. 9155.
Roye studio. 193852.
Royster (S. E.) 9685.
Ruben (Jacob) 19354.
Rubins (H. W.) 103815.
Rummell (R. W.) 14842.
Runkle (B. P.) 4754.
Ruotolo (Onorio) 4815.
Rushout (Lady) 15400.
Rushville high school basket ball
team. 6180.
Rusk (J. W.) 19364.
Russell (C. M.) 526.
Russell (EH. A.) 9161.
Russell (G. E.) 19370.
Russell (H. G.) 10316.
Russell (J. W.) 9162.
Russell (Jessie) 603.
Russell (W. W.) 14047.
Ruth (—). 4756.
Ruth (Babe) 8003, 18574.
Rutter (C. H.) 138540. .
Rutz (Hugo) 5346.
Ruud (N. B.) 193876.
Ruze (John) 9164.
Ruzicka (Rudolph) 3722.
Ryan (J. 2.) a9at7:
Ryan (Paddy) 9783.
Ryder: Cid. yretee:
Ryder (Tetson) 20030.
424
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Ryland (Henry) 9571.
Ryon (Helen) 8165.
Sabin (F. R.) 14047.
Sabine (John) 3724.
Sachs (G. M.) 138541.
Sacksteder (A. F.) 10317, 14930.
Sadler (W. D.) 18046.
St. Bernard mining co.
St. Denis (Ruth) 4505.
St. Gaudens (—) 931, 9460.
St. Louis globe-democrat. 3725.
St. Louis, Mo., St. Louis Browns base-
ball team. 138851.
Saiow (Jose) 4551.
Salcedo (Severo) 4817, 10319.
Salem chamber of commerce.
Sales ptg. corp. 9172.
Salisbury (H. A.) 138543, 19378.
Salisbury (H. L.) 17194.
Salle (R. R. C. la) See La Salle
(ie. B.C.)
Salles (J. W.) 10320.
Salmon (Mrs. M.) 8165.
Saltzman (M. H.) 3726, 9173.
Saludes (Paulette) 18631.
Salvage (W. L.) 3727.
Salve Regina. 19379.
Samaroff (Olga) 14107.
Sampson (H. L.) 4819.
Sampson (S. A.) 4820.
Samuels (Theodore) 9352.
Sanders (A. W.) 13851.
Sanders (A. W.) co. 9174.
Sandreauter (Mrs. Oliver) 2859.
Sands (Mrs. A. L.) 18261.
San Souci (Gov.) 18383.
Santa Claus. 294.
Santens (R. H.) 14931.
Santway, photo-craft co., ine. 19391.
Sardeau (Héléne) 4821.
Sardeau (Matilde) 4821.
Sargent (J. S.) 14982.
Sarraut (Albert) 17349.
Sartini (James) 10322.
Sattler (Miss) 8165.
Sauer (Mrs. C. F.) 8165.
Sauer (Mrs. H. F.) 12945.
Saunders (R. B.) 9175.
Savage (W. A.) 19392.
Savoy ptg. & pub. co., ine.
Sawyer (C. EB.) 2175.
Sayre (F. G.) 19807.
Scarsdale estates. 19394.
Schacht (Wilhelm) 14693.
Schaefer (H. J.) 9279, 19395.
Schaffer (Morris) 8165.
Schall (F. J.) 2678.
Schanzer (Carlo) 17349.
Scharbine (A. A.) 15031*.
Schedin (N. T.) 19396.
Schelling & Ficke. 9176.
Scherf (J. G.) 19399, 15583.
Schick (C. W.) 19941.
Schiffert (Morris) 9177.
Schilling (Lydia) 2060.
13542.
4818.
13852.
Schipa (Tito) 2806, 18151.
Schirmer (KE. C.) music co.
Schirmer (G.) ine. 19401.
Schirmer (R. 8.) 10419.
Schlechter (G. A.) 19402.
Schleicher (F. J.) paper box co. 19403.
Schlesier (H.) 12945.
Schloesser (H.) 18261.
Schloss bros. & co., ine. 9178, 19411.
sehmalz (Mrs. A. EK.) 12945.
Schmid (C. L.) 19420.
schmidt (HS Js) S28:
Schnars-Alquist (H.) 3787, 9323,
15014,
Schneider (Curt) 19004.
Schneider (L. J.) 14934.
Schoettner studio. 9185.
Scholle (C. F.) 10400, 15042.
Scholle (C. G.) 10400.
School board of Chambersburg. See
Chambersburg (School board of)
Schoonmaker (KH. T.) 9186.
Schramm (Victor) 14693, 18908.
Schroeder (Daniel) 604.
Schuler (L. R.) 9187.
sehultz (Hh: C.) 10159:
Schuttinger (Jockey) 6186.
Schuyler (W. B.) 13856, 19422.
Schwalb (M.) 14693.
Schwarm (Harold) 13209.
Schwarzkopf (J. G.) 10323.
Schwencke (O. L.) land and invest-
ment co. 9188.
Scimitar pub. co. 9189.
Scott (J. G.) 14754.
Scott (W. A.) 19423.
Seott (W. J.) 9190.
Seott (Walter) 10701.
Seott paper co. 19425.
Scott, Powell dairies. 3728.
Scotti (Antonia) 18261.
Scribner (—) 16804.
Seribner’s (Charles) sons.
Seull (J. L.). 13857.
Scullion (Chas.) 18631.
Seabury (Miss L.) 1744.
Seaman (Mrs. C. H.) 8165.
Seaman (Mrs: L. L.) 16670.
Seamans & Cobb co. 37388.
Searcy (M. L. R.) 9192.
Searcy (Marraine) 9191.
Sebek (J. C.) 9194.
Sebukaty (J. S.) 19428.
Seeley (C. W.) 19429.
Selbridge (H. G.) 12945.
Selby shoe co. 4824, 10344, 14952.
Selden (H. S.) 4827.
Seldomridge (L. C.). 9195.
Selle (O. F.) 2060.
Selz, Schwab & co.
Senat (H. D.) 9196.
Serbaroli (Ettore) 4801.
Serra (J. E. Rodriguez-)
guez Serra (J. E.)
Serra (Junipero) 2137.
4823.
14935.
605.
See Rodri-
425
INDEX
Serra (Miguel) 4828, 14955.
Service photographic co.
Service press. 9198.
Serv-o-lite advertising co.
Sesqui-centennial novelty
14965.
Sesser (W. G.)
Severin (L. W.)
Sewell (A. E.)
Shanahan (H. F.) 14968.
Sharkey (Bert) 4962.
Sharsmith (George) 511, 103845.
Shattuck (J/rs. Ruth) 13858.
Shauley (Edwina) 12945.
Shaver (J. C.) 13859.
Shaw ( 9199, 194382.
Shaw (H. C.) 19488.
Shaw (J. C.) 14969.
CS. 702)
19430.
19431.
COL INES
15033*.
14966.
14967.
Shaw 3739.
4823.
Shaw products co. 19440.
Shean (James) 1642.
Sheffield (EH. C.) 10347.
Sheffield silver black fox co.
Shelly choir. 1973.
Shelton (Mrs.) 18261.
Shelton (Louisa) 9200.
Shelton ((/rs. 8. HE.) 9685.
Shepardson (G. B.) 9201, 13861.
Shepherd (J. C.) 14972.
Shepherd (R. E.) 14975.
Sheppeard (Red) 20155.
Sheridan (C. C.) 606.
Sheridan (Dick) 2859, 8165.
Sheridan (M. F.) 16581.
Sheridan (Margaret) 8165.
Sherman (—) 14935.
Sherman service, ine. 13864.
Sherrin (D.) 10266.
Sherven (G.) 18865.
Sherwood (EK. H.) 9204, 13866, 19441.
Sherwood (N. E.) 19444.
Sheterom (H. G.) 19445.
Shields (C. M.) 14976.
Shields (Tom) 15102.
Shipman, Ward mfg. co.
Shippam (A. F.). 19446.
Shirek & Hirsch. 9217.
bike (52 Wie O.
Shirley studios. 608.
Shockel (B. H.) 4864, 10348.
Shoe and leather reporter co.
9219.
Shoemaker
Shogran (I. L.)
Shore (C. K.)
Shorter (C. A.)
Shortridge (S. M.)
Shour (lL. N.) 9234.
Shrader (Joseph) 19460.
Shreve, Treat & Eacret.
3740.
9211.
3743,
Git) 19447,
19458.
19459.
14388.
2175.
615.
Shriber (Anne) 19461.
Shuck (A. C.) 208.
Shuford (EH. L.) 19466.
Shulman (L. R.) 11993.
’ Silberstein (M. B.)
pt. IV, Bass) Verbs
Shulman (M. J.)
Shurtle (Z. H.)
Shurtleff (A. A.)
Shurtleff (Z. H.)
Sidener, Van Riper. 38757.
Siegel light supply co. 10350.
Siever (Paul) 9235, 13878.
Sifford (Bruce) 19474.
Silberman (O. 8S.) 4866.
3758.
19475.
14977.
Silkk (L. A.) & Go.
Sills (Miss) 1778.
Sills (Milton) 7268.
Silurium mfg. co. 616. .
Silva (N. E.)) S250
Silvers (M. J.) 3759.
Simeoe pub. co. 19476.
Simmons (B. K.) 3760.
Simmons (Edward) 14978.
Simmons photographie news.
Simon (Miss) 12945.
S'mon (Mrs. L. K.) 12945.
Simon & Goodwin co. 10351, 14979.
Simonds (F. H.) 13879, 19477.
Simonson (B: He) )i0s85a:
Simonson (G. H.) 14980.
Simplex ticket co., ine. 19482.
Simpson (A. L.) 788.
Simpson (Carnegie) 2859.
Simpson (I. F.) 14983. f
Sing-Out, Indian. 4551.
Singer (lL. D.) 4867, 9238.
Singers (EK. H.) 13880.
Singing Long Time, Indian.
Sins (E.) 10400, 15042.
Sisco (C. EH) sie
Sisk (G. W.) 618.
Sitting Bull, Indian.
Sitz (C. B.) 14984.
Skiles (C. H.) 9245.
Skinner (F. H.) 9246.
Skregerg (H.) 9247.
Slark (F. H.) 19483.
Slee (J. N.) 16670.
Slevin (Miss) 12945.
Slevin (lL. 8.) 9248, 19484.
Slyde (EF. H:).. 9136s)
Small (J. O. EH.) 9249.
Small (Jot) i282i7;
Smalley (KF. P.) 4868.
Smart (EH. D.) 9250.
Smart (EH. H.) 4870, 10354.
Smart studio co. 9252.
Smiley (J. F.) 138882.
Smith (A. BH.) co. pieces
Smith (A. R.) 138888.
13884.
3761.
4551.
1602.
Smith (Mrs. A. W.)
Smith). (BS. vAs) ihewec.
Smith (C. E.) 19494.
Smith (C. R. 4872.
Smith (EH. E.) 619.
Smith (BE. F.) 9254.
Smith (F. H.) 9257.
Smith (F. W.) 12945.
Smith (Gean) 14985.
426
. Smith
INDEX
Smith
Smith (
Smith (
Smith (
Smith (
Smith (
Smith
13890.
Smith (Livingston)
(Mrs. Louis)
(M. H.) 2859.
CM... ME = 10856:
(Margaret) 10393, 14627,
‘(Marjorie) 8165.
(O. F.) 9253, 19485, 19504.
(P. H.) 4818.
Go. We) 19283.
(Sherwood) 19534.
(Sidney) corp. 14986.
(Tex) 9783.
OW. C.). - 3763.
CW EE) 14047,
ye E.) 13892:
(Wallace) 14987.
Smith (Weston) 18429.
Smith & Lamar. 19535.
Smith, Beal fire brick co. 19536.
Smith, Brooks press. 13893.
Smith, Hecht co. 19538.
Smith, Rickman. 3764.
Smith studio. 19539.
Smith’s studio. 19540, 19543.
Smoot (P. M.) 19544.
Smyth (C. M.) 19547.
Smyth (J. M.) co. 9266.
Smythe (Richard) 2673, 19810.
Snead CH. C:) 16871.
Snider (Clarice de la Ford)
la Ford-Snider (Clarice).
Snook (F. W.) 9268.
Snow (A. H.) 2175.
Snow (EH. E.) 13899.
Snyder (H. K.) 9279.
Société des 40 hommes et 8 chevaux.
9269, 13914.
Society for electrical development, inc.
19558.
Society studio. 9270.
Soderholtz (EH. E.) 620.
Somat (Mrs. A.) 2859.
Sonny (Louis) 9271.
Sopham (A. M.) 15012.
sorden (Bert) 13915.
Sorsby (I. K.) 15013.
Sorvino (Gennaro) 621.
Soss (Mrs. Jas.) 18261.
Sousa (J. P.) 8296.
Southern alluvial land assn.
Southern art corp. 3765.
Southern home builders, ine.
Spachman (Spike) 9783.
Spaeth (Carola) 9277.
Spanabel (E. E.) 19560.
Spanish John. 6210.
Sparachino (Guist)
9261.
paper goods co.
L. N.) engraving co.
(Laurence)
10355.
18261.
Smith
Smith
Smith
* Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
See De
Showkd be
LAPHAM
9275.
9276.
14446.
Spaulding (A. G.)
Speier (Jeremiah)
Speier (Jeremias)
Spellman (D. D.) 9279, 13929.
Spencer (Alice) 4645.
Spencer Bloor post no. 491, Veterans
of foreign wars. See Veterans of
foreign wars (Spencer Bloor post no.
491)
Spencer (S. H.)
Spencer (Z. T.)
Sphinx (K. A.)
Sphinx co. 9321.
Spicer (J. O.) 10358.
Spicer (W. F.) 9322, 19571.
Spiegle (F. M.) 14816.
Spielvogel (Emil) 3787, 9323, 15014.
Spindle (R. B.) jr. 16871.
Spofford (Judson) 19589.
Spooner (H. W.) 9324.
Sprague (Florence) 4873, 10359.
Springfield (John) 19594.
9278.
13918, 19561.
13926.
13931.
13932.
14499.
Springfield tablet mfg. co. 3789, 9325,
13935, 19595.
Sproul (C. FE.) 9341.
Squires studio. 19596.
Stacey (W. J.) 623, 4876, 10360.
Staey (C. HB.) 9342.
Stadden (J. H.) 13941.
Staeger (Balz) 15016.
Stafford engraving co. 9343.
Stahl (Jess) 20155.
Stablberger (Frederick)
15042.
Stahley (J. M.) 19597.
Stamford, N. Y., baseball team. 10972.
Standard art co. 9346.
Standard brick & tile co. 19598.
Standard furniture co. 9347.
Standard oil co. 3790.
Standard ptg. co., inc. 13942.
Standiford studio 9352
Standish (Mrs. A.) 8165.
Standish (Miles) monument.
Standley (H. L.)
Stanhope (L. EH.) 13944.
Stanley works, ine. 19599.
Stansbury (Mrs. F. F¥.) 18261.
Stapleton (Thos.) 19605.
Star co. 19613.
Star pub. co. 9354.
Starace (J. T.) 397.
Stark bros. nurseries and orchards co.
9355.
Starr (Frances)
States (C. G.)
Statzer (Carl) 9361.
Stearns (Mae) 196714.
Stearns bros. & co. 3793.
Stecher lithographic co. 3794, 19616.
Steel realty development corp. 19678.
Steele (C. A.) 12945.
10155, 10400,
10945.
3792, 13943.
9898.
4877.
Stegman (Irank) 19685.
Stehli fréres. 3937, 9362, 15016.
Stehlik (Marion) 3940.
427
%
Stein & Blaine.
19686.
3942, 9365, 13945,
Steinmetz (E. M. A.)
19686.
Stella (A.) 2859.
Steman (Louis)
19688.
Stephen (S#.) 254.
Stephens (Brad) & co. 9870.
Stephenson (B. E.)
INDEX
9365, 13945,
9371.
Stephenson (Geo.) 14754.
Stephenson (J. G.)
Stephenson studi
Sterling (Albert)
Stetson press, inc.
Stevens (A. F.)
Stevens (H. B.)
Stevens (J. A.)
Stevens (J. M.)
Stevens (Willie)
Stevens & co., ine.
Stevenson (J/iss)
4426.
0. 19689.
10344.
Sterling (P.) 18151.
Stern (S. 8.) 4878.
3945.
9279.
19690.
3946.
3944.
11856.
Stevenson (Miss C.)
(Mrs. George).
Stevenson (W. B.)
Stewart (G. M.)
Stilb (Bernard)
ae
9378.
12945.
See Bunher
4473.
9374.
Stewart corp. 13946, 19691.
Stick (Frank) 4719, 14754, 14816.
4879, 15017.
Stiles (Miss) See Thomas (Mrs. J.
Stillman (Mrs. A. U.)
Stillman (Bud)
Stillson (Blanche)
Stimson (J. C.)
1642.
2175.
Stimson (J. E. H.) 93
Stinson (O. L.)
Stixrud Cian)
Stokes (G. V.)
9376.
9379.
5180.
3961, 1642.
13947.
79.
Stokowski (Mrs. Leopold) 9277.
Stoll mfg. co. 18950.
15018.
Stone (Maysie)
Stone (O. M. P.)
6514.
Stone (R. Q.) 38947, 9880.
Stone (S. M.) 624.
Stonebridge (C. H.) 1
Storch (Marsha)
Stores (Mrs. EF. W.)
Story (Miriam)
625.
9894.
8261.
2859.
Story & Clark piano co. 9886.
Story telling on Louisville playground.
6230.
Stout (J. M.) 38950.
Stow (A. H.) 2
9692.
Stowell (C. F. B.) 139
Strand (B. A.)
9387.
OL.
Strandquest’s investors service.
Strang (EF. W.)
9389.
Stratton & Snyder. 93
Strauch (B. A.)
Straughan (Mrs.
9391.
J. B.)
Strausenback (C. E.)
Straw (R. H.)
Strickland (Hug
626.
90.
3901.
9392.
h) 10969.
9388.
pt.-1V, D.S5 ve 27
Strickland (Mabel) 10969.
String (G. C.) 13952.
Strobridge lithographing co. 19693.
Strohmeyer (H. A) 38952, 9393, 18953,
19739.
Strong (Mrs. 8.) 12945.
Struart (Gilbert) 4441.
Strtitzel (Otto) 14693.
Stuart (J. R.)° 47a
Studio Swann. 9418, 13978.
Stults (Anamae) 15019.
Sudtell (Bernard) 15296.
Sufea (Frank) 3956, 9419.
Suiger (L. G.) 9420. —
Sullivan (Danny) 3959.
Sullivan (J. E.) 9421.
Sullivan (M.) 12945.
Sullivan (Pat) 4880.
Sullivan (R. G.) 38960.
Sullivan (R. L.) 8786.
Sulzberger (Mrs. M. B.) 9279.
Summers (J. EH.) 3854.
Sumner (Mrs. 8. HE.) 2175.
Sunday news. 3961, 138978, 19751.
Sunny Susan laboratories, ine. 4881.
Sunnyside. 19753.
Suplicki’s catafalque. 2708.
Supreme camp of the Amer. Wood-
men. See American Woodmen. (Su-
preme camp of the)
Surber, Arundale co., ine. 38963.
Sutter-Van Horn.co., ltd. 15020.
Sutton (R. B.) 4882.
Svensson (C. W.) 17027*
Svoboda (Frank) 13986.
Swan (Mrs. A. W.) 12945.
Swan (fF. A.) 19755.
Swan (Paul) 14693.
Swanigan (John) 13958.
Swanson (Gloria) 9840, 14930.
Sworstad (A. B.) 9422. :
Sweater and knitted textile publicity
bureau. 9423.
Sweeney (H. C.) 9428.
Sweet (C. G.) 19756.
Swetland (R. BE.) 19757.
Swift (EH. H.) 3964
Swift & co. 19758.
Swiftwater soldiers memorial assn.
13987.
Swinburne (J. B.) 19760.
Swinnerton (J. G.) 9429.
Swinnerton (James) 13988, 19761.
Syberkrop (Louis) 627.
Sylva (Marguerita) 15072.
Symonds (S. W.) 10362.
Syracuse journal co. 19768.
Syracuse ornamental co. 9481.
Szeptycki (A.) 3421.
T-Fradiophone co.,ine. 19764.
Taber (Mrs. BH.) 18261.
Taber Prang Art co. 9460, 13992,
19767.
Tacoma lumberman’s club. 19771.
Taft (Lorado) 9046.
428
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Tailoring arts pub. co. 3968, 13998.
Tait (C. B.) 4884.
Takamine (Tokichi) See Tokichi
taka-mine.
Tallman (M. H.) 3974.
Talmadge (Constance) 8021.
Tamburini (Countess) 2806.
Tamburini (Arnoldo) 15021.
Tammen (H. H.) co. 3975, 9471.
Tangen (Ed) 39838, 19772.
Tarkington (Booth) 3050.
Tarrant (M. W.) 623.
Tarter Webster & Johnson, ine. 14004.
Taschereau (O. HE. A.) 4482.
Tattersall (Wm.) 14005.
Taufflieb (F. A.) 18261.
Taylor (Mr.) 2859.
Taylor (D. G.) 2060.
Taylor (Dorothy) 2859.
Taylor (Mrs. ©. H.) 18261.
Taylor (F. W.) See Williams-Taylor
(Frederick)
Taylor (G. O.) 18400.
Waster. (oH. A.) ‘co. 19778.
Taylor (J. M.) 9472.
Mayior (Mrs. J. 8S.) 2859.
Taylor (N. & G.) co. 9473.
Taylor (N. H:) 9476.
Taylor (O. D.) 3984.
Taylor (W.) 12945.
Taylor instrument Cos.
14006, 19780.
Technical high school graduating class.
8303, 130938.
Tellander (H.)
Teller (Griffith)
Telton (EK. G.)
Telva (Marian) 2060.
Tennis (M. E.) 4803.
eleccre Haute, Ind. state convention,
Amer. legion. 18324.
Terrier (Louis) 183.
Terry (Mrs. Allan) 18261.
Texas (U. S. S.) crew. 14147.
marine detachment. 9639.
whale boat crew. 9639.
Whaeher (J. HH.) 628.
Thatcher (Becky) 6908.
Thayer (W. S.) 14047.
Thayer st. grammer school graduates.
8303.
Theobald (O. A.)
Theobald (Samuel)
Theodor (—) 14693.
Thiemann (C. A.) 18418.
Thoenen (E. W.) 9492.
Thoma-Hofele (C.) 14693.
Thomas (A. B.) 688.
Thomas (A. J.) 14018, 14021.
Thomas (E.) 2859.
Thomas (Mrs. E.)
Thomas (F. W.)
Thomas (G. P.) 14023.
Thomas (H. M.) 14047.
Thomas (Mrs. J. P.) 6364.
3985, 9477,
4096.
10266.
19785.
9490.
14047.
8165.
14022.
'“Tishler (Frank)
Thomas (M. H.)
Thomas (O. H.)
Thomas (R. V.)
Thomas (Ruth)
Thomas (W. L.)
Thompson (C. A.)
Thompson (D. M.)
Thompson (Earl)
Thompson (G. L.)
Thompson (H. G.)
Thompson (J. E.)
Thompson (J. M.)
Thompson (J. W.)
Thompson (K. E.)
Thompson (W. J.)
Thompson (W. M.)
Thompson (W. O.)
Thompson (William)
Thompson bros. 9504.
Thomson (Earl) T74.
Thomson (Merrill) 4945.
Thoner (C. T.) 19790.
Thorne (J. F.) 10366.
Thorne (M.) 788.
Thornton (Alice) 186381.
Thorpe (Hall) 9506.
Throop (G. E.) ine. 10367.
Thum (Patty) 14754.
Thurber (A. R.) 19791.
Thurber (P. H.) 10368.
Tichler (Frank) 10369.
Tide water oil co. 9513.
Tiedman (Mrs. H.) 8165.
Tiffany (L. C.) 4886.
Tiffany engraving co. 3989.
Tillotson (H. Z.) 19792.
Tisch (Mrs. Walter) 12945.
4885.
19793.
10364.
9493.
14025.
9579, 14045.
10365.
15346.
9494, 19786.
9497.
9499.
& son co. 9501.
639.
647.
14026.
15024.
LAS:
4719.
7143.
9502.
Todd (F. A.)
Toepfer (A. F.) 19802.
Tokichi Takamine. 15051.
Toledo seale co. 9515.
Tolman, Davidson adv.
19806.
Tonge art co. 19807.
oops CH. 1A.) ODL.
Tooth (Arthur) & sons ltd. 19810.
Morrence (i. Be) -19s8i2.
Torrey (M. L.) 438083.
Tory (Geofroy) 2542.
Tourneur (Maurice) 7268.
Toussaint (Fernand) 10837.
Towne (P. D.) 9519, 14027.
Townley (A. C.) 3219.
Townsend (C. A.) 9526, 14032, 19813.
Townsend (C. H.) 19826.
Townsend (EB. F.) 3995, 14042, 19827.
Toymakers. 4001.
Trabuck (V.) 12945.
Tracy (J. L.) 14043.
Tracy (Mrs. M.) 8165.
Trautman (N. V.) 4004.
Travelers insurance co. 9555.
Treman (I. C.) 15465.
press, ine.
429
INDEX
pt. IV, DS: Vout
Cn
Trembley (M. M.) 15025.
Trenholm (G. F.) 14450.
Treniaine (H. B.) 18933.
Trenton flint and spar co.
Triart pub. co., ine. 19849.
Tribune co. 4005.
Tribune ptg. co. 9555.
Tribune pub. co. 19865.
Triebel (F. E.) 4894.
Triepel (John) 4442.
Trimble (N. C.) 2859.
Trinity court studio. 9557.
Epp. “CC. M.).-)- S165.
Tripp (W. H.) 4010, 9558.
Trott (Cl. 1G. We): *La0252.
Trotzky (Leon) 606.
Trowbridge (N.) 9865.
Trowbridge (Vaughan)
roy “6d. Po)
Trucks (Ray) 19867.
Trudell (C. H.) 268.
Trustees of the free public library of
Chatham, N. J. See Chatham, N. J.
(Trustees of the free public library
of)
Tryon (C. C.) 14044
Tschirech (E. L.) 4022, 9570, 19888.
Tsi-Tol-Cha-None, Indian. 9990.
Tuck (Raphael) & sons, Itd. 9571.
Tucker (B. D.) 6639.
(Pucker <CR: Cs) 2G:
Tuffs (William) memorial.
Tumbridge (J. W.) 4028.
Turner (—) 17862.
Turner (C. W.) 9578.
Turner (O. J.) 4033, 9579, 14045.
Turner (O. J.) co. 9584.
Turno (A. W.) 958d.
‘Turrell CA Jay) 2603:
Turrell shoe co. 14046.
Turtle, Indian. 4551.
Turton (G. W.) 4036.
Bust Cs: Cs) S586:
Tuttle silver co., inc. 648.
Twain (Mark) See Clemens (S. L.)
Twyford (Katherine) See Graeff
(Mrs ES BY)
Tyerell (Charles) 12945.
Tyler (L. B.) 19889.
Tyler (Wm.) 8165.
Ugland (G.) 4895.
Uhl (William) 4896.
Ulke (Henry) 40387.
Ulke (Titus) 4037.
Ulmann (Doris) 14047.
Ulrey (F. H.) 15026.
Uncle Sam. 4796, 4799, 5447, 6331.
Underhill (Irving) 4038, 9587, 14084,
19895.
Underpinning and foundation co.,
19932.
Underwood (C. F.)
Underwoods pharmacy.
Unger (J. H.) 4081.
Union petroleum co.
9554.
2673, 4016.
9563, 19866.
12439.
ine.
324.
19936.
4086, 9600, 19940.
Unique feature service. 4091.
United junior Bible class of Saxton.
19445. ‘
United labor press assn.
United photo shop. 19941.
United physicians and surgeons -assn.
9604.
United
18942.
United Spanish war veterans, dept. of
N. Y., nineteenth annual department
encampment. 9618.
U. 8S. east iron pipe and foundry co:
4092.
U. S. playing card co.
U. 8S. ptg. & litho. eo.
U. S. treasury dept.
Universal
19959.
Universal display system. 9607.
Uphaus (W. E.) 9608.
Upjohn (A. M.) 542.
Urbanas (A. M.) 14101.
Ureh (B. F.) 4897.
Urich (Louis) 14384.
Urquhart (R. H.) 2859.
Utica uniform co. 15027*,
Vagis (P. G.) 649, 10370.
Vail (EK. B.) 19964.
Valentine (Louiszita) 4033.
Valentino (Rodolph) 9840, 10317.
Van Amburgh (H.) 9279.
Van Arsdale (Miss) 4518.
Van Ausdall (—) 16804.
Van Bree (F. A.) 9610.
Van Buren (E. A.) 19965.
Vanciel (Frank) 19967.
Van Cleave (A. W.) 19968.
Van de Grift (W. K.) 9611.
Vanderbilt (Muriel) 15567.
Van der Weyde (W. M.) 9612.
Vandewater (S. R.) 15028.
Van Dresser (William) 14520.
Van Houten (Clara) 4770.
Van Landeghen (BH. J.) 10165.
Van Olindo (D. I.) 14102.
Van Patten (F. A.) 1891.
Van Tuyl (A. P.) 650.
Van Tuyle’s (Myron) 16748.
Van Vieet (Roy) 19970.
Van Zelin (L. F.) 19971.
Varney (A. E.) 652. Es
Vasconez (R.) 8165.
Vaughan (M. E.) 14108.
Vauthier (Paul Moreau-) See Moreau-
Vauthier (Paul)
Vazquez (Rodolfo)
Veelik (John) 9614.
Veazie st. grammar school graduates.
83038, 13098.
Veece (F.) 654.
Vecsey (Terenc) 3995.
Vedovi (Ernesto) 14105, 14930.
Véit (Marta) 5346.
14090.
shoe repairing machine eo.
19949.
4096, 19947.
19957.
airway co., ine. 14091,
19963.
14104.
430
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
10371.
14106.
4899.
Vent (BH. L.)
Verlite metals co.
Vermeulen (Aurele)
Vernon (R.) 8165.
Verrall (F. S.) 9616.
Veterans of ‘foreign
Bloor post no. 491)
Veterans ptg. co. 9618.
Vettori (Enrico) 10317.
Victor (H. M.) 628.
Victor animatography co. 4900.
Victor talking machine co. 4097, 9619,
14107, 19974.
Victory highway assn. 15028*.
Victory supply co. 15029.
Vidal (Pierre) 10837.
Vidas (Raoul) 2806.
Vineyard st. grammar school gradu-
ates. 8303, 13093.
Vinsonhaler (S. R.) 15029*.
Virgin Mary. See Mary (Virgin)
Vitagraph co., ine. 19975.
Vitagraph co. of Amer. 14111.
Vitagraph, ine. 14113.
Vogan (EF. M.) 655.
Voigt (E. R.) 4099.
Volk (Douglas) 4938, 19986.
Volland (P. F.) co. 9622.
Von Dommes (General) 17296.
Von Duyke (H. M.) 9628.
Von Frankenburg (Arthur) 15030*.
Von Frauendorfer (H.) 14698.
Von Heel (H.) 12945.
Von Heel (Mrs. H.) 12945.
Von Marr (Carl) 14693.
Von Ragué (Betty) 656.
Von Therman (Edmund)
Voorhees (G. T.) 14125.
Voss (H. 0.) 3716.
Voss (P. H.) 9629, 14126.
Voth (Mrs. Julius) 13209.
Waddey (D. M.) 14127.
Wadsworth (Eliot) 13325.
Wadsworth (Evelyn) 15567.
Waer (C. A.) 19988.
Wagenborst (Mrs. J. H.) 8165.
Wagenborst (James) 8165.
Wager (F. E.) 19989.
Wager (H. F.) 9630.
Waggoner (G. H.) 9632.
Wagner (Harold) 19990.
’ Wagner (R. C.) 658, 4939.
Wagner (Steward) 16893.
Waid (D. E.) 14021.
Waide (Milton) 9633, 19991.
Waite, Wild asbestos co. 14128.
Walcutt bros. co. 10372, 15031*.
Walden, N. Y., fire dept. 19534.
Waldman (Mrs. H.) 12945.
Waldo (M. V.) 10391.
Walker (C. E.) 14129.
Walker (GC. J.) 3166.
Walker (H. W.): 18261.
Walker (M.) 9865.
Walker (Q. F.) 7542.
wars (Spencer
9617.
17349.
9634.
15033*.
Walker (R. C.)
Walker & ©€o.
Wall (Bernhardt) 4100.
Wallace (Secretary) 13953.
Wallace (A. R.) 14135.
Wallace (Mrs. H. B.) 9279.
Wallace (Hy C2) 2175.
Wallace (Mrs. H. C.)
Wallace (I. L.) 14187.
Wallace (J. E.) 4101.
Wallace (J. N.) 19994.
Wallace (Leslie) 10292.
Wallace (Ruth) 138953.
Wallace (Virginia) 13953.
Wallace (W. A.) 19995.
Wallen (John) 4103.
Wallenberg (Mime.) 2175.
Waller (C. C.) 659, 4948, 4944.
Wallimann (Otto) 660.
Wallin mfg. co. 141388.
Walsh (J. J.) 8494.
Walska (Ganna)
(Mrs. Harold)
Walter (A. D.)
Walter (V. H.)
Walters (EK. E.)
Walton (Frank) /4945.
Wamsley (F. C.); 10392.
Wang (Chung Hui-) See Chung-Hui
Wang. ie
Wannamaker (John)
Ward (C. EH.) 9418.
Ward (L. P.) 664.
Ward (Samuel) 2773.
Ward (W. 8.) 6814.
Ward baking co. 20002.
Warde (Frederick) 175.
Warhakie (Chief) 9341.
Warner (A. B.) 15034*.
Warner (B. J.) 4946.
Warner (E. G.) 14145, 20008.
Warner (E. L.) 96386.
Warner (H. M.) 20015.
Warren (Alice) 12945.
Warren: (JW...) 15035"
Washburn (M. J.) 14146, 20018.
Washington (B. T.) 168.
Washington (George) 600, 1585, 3701,
4381, 4392, 9864, 9941, 10170, 14490.
Washington (Martha) 14690.
Washington, D. C., U. S. Bureau of
standards. 8855.
Washington, Ia., concert band. 12309.
Washington and Jefferson football
squad. 2323.
Washington monument. 7238, 8767,
9073, 14562, 17738, 19290.
Waterman (C. E.) 4106, 9639, 14117.
Waterman (L. E.) co. 14148.
Waterman (O. W) 9642.
Waters (R. J.) & co. 96438, 14149.
Waterworth (Emily) 12945.
Waterworth (Maud) 12945.
Watkins (L. G.) 20024.
See McCormick
14144.
661.
14813.
=<
11927.
431
INDEX
Dt. iV, DY Sshine 7
Watling (Thomas)
Watson (C. EH.) 150386.
Watson (R. B.) 6175.
Watson (T. E.) 17171.
Watson stabilator co. of
20026.
Watt (James) 14754.
Way (C. W.) co. 9645.
Wayne knitting mills. 4107.
Wayne tank & pump co. 4947.
Weathers (P. H.) 14150.
Webb (C. W.) 10393.
Webb (M. E.) 20027.
Weber (F. T.) 688.
Webster (A. C.) 20028.
Weck (E.) & son. 4109.
Weed (A. J.) 9646.
Weed (L. H.) 14047.
Weeker (Juanita) 4551.
Weeks (J. W.) 2175.
Weeks (L. A.) 4110.
Weidlich bros. mfg. co.
Weidt (Edith) 8165.
Weil (Arthur) 4112.
Weiner (C. L.) 12945.
Weise (Karl) 14693.
Weiseien (J. W.) 4113.
Weiseman (T. W.) 693.
Weiss (F. F.) 20029.
Weiss (Hedwig) 9648.
Weiss (John) 20030.
Weitzel (Frank) 4950.
Welch (W. H.) 14047.
Welher (Mrs. C. C.) 9279.
Weller (R. HH.) 17579.
Wells (C. A.) 4114.
Wenatchee milling co. 14152.
Wentworth (B. H.) 20048.
Werbush (Egil) 20059.
Wert (G. H.) 4115.
Wesel (F.) mfg. co. 14153.
Wesermann (C. G.) 15037.
Wesley (John) 4886.
Wessa (W. H.) 14154, 20060.
Wesselhoeft (M. F.) 9649, 20073.
Wesselman (J. C.) 4117.
West (Benj.) 19248.
West (M. L. C.) 12945.
West coast life insurance co.
Westcott (C. W.) 6202.
Western art leather co. 20075.
Western art pub. co. 14162.
Western cartridge co. 15037*.
Western tablet and
4118, 9650, 14163.
Westinghouse
14170.
Weston (Wm.) 9651.
Westport high school. 4951.
Wettlin (G. F.) 14171.
Wetzel. 9652.
Wexler, Goldstein & co. 9663.
Whaling film corp. 14172.
Wheeler (C. C.) 14275.
Wheeler (F. L.) 20078.
20025.
689, 4948.
20074.
Detroit.
‘Whitehead & Hoag co.
stationery co.
electric & mfg. Co.
Wheeler (J. D.) 4119.
Wheeler (Kathleen) 10396, 15038.
Wheeler (Lutie Hodder) See Hodder-
Wheeler (Lutie).
Wheeler (W. B.)
Wheeler (W. H.)
Wheelock (Warren)
Wheelwright (J. S.)
Whistler (J. M.)
Whitacre (M. A.) 9666.
Whitaker (C. M.) 15039*.
Whitaker (Frederic) 442.
Whitcomb (B. J.) 9667.
Whitcombe, McGeachin & eo.
White (A. E.) 9681.
White (Adelaide) 12945.
White (B. G.) 8165.
White (G. 8.) 4129.
White (Mrs. P. J.)
White (Bo Eo
White (S. H.)
White (T. W.) 20085.
White (Verner) 4952.
White & Wyckoff mfg. co.
White Cloud, Indian.
White dentists. 9682.
White-Dog, Indian. 4551.
White Eyes (Chief) 8289.
White Eyes (Chief) son. 18368.
White kitchen caterers, ine. 14277.
White Quiver, Indian. 4551.
Whiteford (J. A.) 44483.
Whitegrass (Shorty) 4551.
20082.
Whitehouse (Harold) 18217.
Whiteman (Paul) 9619, 18388.
Whitfield (EH. W.) 2683.
Whitney (Mrs. A. J.) 12945.
Whitney (A. R.) jr. 2859.
Whitney (Bli) 14754.
Whittier (L. G.) 9684.
Whitty (J. H.) 9685, 20085.
Whitworth (T. A.) 14280.
Wicker (G. P.) 20086.
Wickman (A. E.) 10412.
Widden (George) S873.
Wieczorek (Max) 10413.
Wight (M. J. G.) 20087.
Wigley (J. W.) 10255.
Wigley (John) 4716.
Wilcox (I. M.) 20093.
Wild (G. H.) 20097.
Wild (R.'C.) 6382: ae Ne
Wild (Mr. and Mrs. R. C.) 8882.
Wildermann (R. F. M.) 9687.
Wildes (G. M.) 694. °
Wildschut (Willem) 20098.
Wilharn (F. C.) 14281.
Wilhite (H. F.) 17519.
Wilkinson (F. EH.) 10414.
Wilkinson (M. L.) 12231.
Willard (EH. R.) 200111.
Willard (Frank) 15040.
Willard (P. A.) 15040.
6977.
2041.
15039.
15042.
15400.
10400.
8165.
14276.
4131.
4132.
4467.
432
INDEX
nos. 1-4, 1922
Willard (S. H.) 4135, 9691, 14282,
Zt 2.
Willard storage battery co. 9698.
Willet (A. L.) 4953.
Willett (Jacob) 9697.
Willett (L. L.) 20119.
Willette (C. W.) 20121.
Willey (W. L.) 9698.
Willhoit (A. S.) 14283.
William II (He Kaiser)
18858, 19613.
and Kaiserin. 17296.
Williams (Bert) 2806.
Williams (EK. E.) 9699.
Williams (Estella) 695, 4954.
Williams (G. H.) 9700.
Williams (J. J.) 9702.
Williams (J. W.) 14047.
Williams (Jno.), inc. 15041.
Williams (Rollie) 19376.
Williams (Soapy) 12228.
Williams (T. H.) 14284, 20122.
Williams-Taylor (Frederick) 15268.
Williamson (A. C.) 9724.
Williamson (F. A.) 9725.
Willis (R. H.) 20124.
Wihs (W. H.) 20125.
wos (W. HH. HoH.) 41387.
Willis (W. 1.) 10415.
- Williston (T. A.) 97381.
Wills (Edith) 11827.
Wills (Mary) 11827.
Willson goggles, ine.
Willumsen (Oscar)
Wilson (Alexander)
Wilson (Bell) 1642.
Wilson (KE. B.) +) 14285.
Wilson (F. L.) 696.
Wilson (H. J.) 8165.
Wilson (Paux) 4962.
Wilson (Woodrow) 270, 604, 10001.
Winchester repeating arms co. 15041.
Winn (John) 41388, 9733.
Winship co. 14297.
Winslow (A. G.) 9734.
Winslow (Mrs. F.) 18261.
Winter (Milo) 4955.
Winter & Pond co. 14323.
Winter photo co. 14826.
Winterhalder (Erwin) 699, 4956.
Wirth, Blumenfeld fair booking assn.,
me. 2OU27.
Witcombe, McGeachin & co.
Witt (J. D.) 10416.
Witter. (A. S.) 20128.
Wittman (Ernst) 369.
Witzel (A. W.} 9740.
Wocher (Max) & son co.
Woeste (Joseph) 19688.
Wohlbruck (T. C.) 9749.
Wohlgemuth & Lissner. 14331.
Wolf (Julius) 9750.
Wolf (Natalie) 4959.
Wolf & Lavenson. 344, 4530, 4531.
Wolf-Robe (Chief) 4551.
32559—23
T7724, 17296,
9732.
20126.
14451.
15042.
14329.
| Yee (Jew Yam)
Wolfe’s drug store. 9751.
Wolff (Louis) & co., Itd. 4960, 10417,
15049*.
Wollner (C. M.) 14888:
Wollo ignition produets co. 15050.
Woman's institute of domestic arts &
Sciences. 20129.
Women of the war veterans of the
32nd div., Ine. 15050".
Wood (EH. J.).) 14334.
Wood (W. H.) . 9752.
Wood & Hyde co. 4962.
Woodall (Emmett) 41389.
Woodall (P. HH.) ‘Ot.
Woodbury (EH. W.) 14835.
Woodfield (Frank) 9754.
Woodruff (C. 8.) 9757.
Woods (Mary) 8165.
Woodside (R. G.) 2175.
Woodworth (Altena) 4964.
Woolams (Mrs. L.) 12945.
Woolf (S.23.). 25051:
Woolfenden (lL. G.) 10266, 14816.
Woolfenden (Mrs. L. G.) 4719.
Woolley (EK. M.) 15051*.
Woolworth (I. W.) co. 9762.
Worden (J. EH.) 201380.
Work (Hubert) 17769.
Worrall (J. A.) 14888.
Worswick (Lloyd) 15052.
Worthall products co. 14836.
Wrenn (W. 8.) 20131.
Wright (Burr) 4140.
Wieht (C. P:). 20132.
Wright (G. J.) 201384.
Wright (Marjorie) 18261.
Wright (Penn) 4141. y
Wright (W. A.) 2859.
Wright (Wilbur) 14754.
Wurlitzer (Rudolph) co.
Wiuottke (HH. EF.) 702.
Wyatt (Grizzly Dan)
Wyeth (N. C.) 14935.
Wye (CHL: R.) S165.
Winia (D. Ps) 20'S5.
Wynn (F. B.) 4142.
Wyoming teapot oil syndicate. 201386.
Yam Yee (Jew) See Jew Yam Yee.
See Jew Yam Yee.
Yellowhead, Indian. 4551.
Yellowhead (Mrs.) 4551.
Yellow cab co. 9767.
Yellow Wolf (1/rs.)
Verna CHa.) (9768.
Yessesin (Mrs. Serge) 18681.
Yoemans (M. 8S.) 1744.
10419.
13859.
4551.
Yokia, Indian. 9990.
Yon (Pietro) 3995.
Woun? (Ass. B.:).. 1038:
Young (A. E.) 9769.
Young (C. K.) 4470.
Young (C. S.) 9770.
Young (Charles) 7601.
Young (By Jo) OUT e:
Young (F. L.) 6314.
oh 435
INDEX
Young (H. H.) 14047.
Young (J. H.) 4148, 20138.
Young (J. 8S.) & co. 9778.
Young (W. F.) memorial. 9914.
Y. M. C. A’s of U. S. A. (Natl. board
of the) 20146.
Youngberg (J. A.) 9781.
Youngs (KF. W.) 9782.
Youngstown institute of technology.
704.
Ytuebide (Mr.) 2859.
Zaring (l. H.) 4965.
Zayas (Alfredo) 17718.
Zedekiah (King) 4900.
en
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 17, nos. 14, 1922
Zerbone (Bill) 9783.
Zerdecheno (Prince) 18151.
Zia (Countess) 6364.
Zick (H. A.) 20148.
Zimmele (M. 8.) 20149.
Zimmerman (F.L.) 14447, 15053*.
Zimmermann (Ff. M.) 705, 4966,
10420, 15052. ;
Zink (H. F.) 97883, 20155.
Zinn (J. A.) jr. 4158.
Zoepfel (William) 20162.
Zuckerman (1. G.) 15054.
Zuni, Indian. 14429.
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